Celebrate Southern Africa

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Celebrate Southern Africa

Celebrating Southern Africans around the world, their roots, lessons they have learned about life and business, and how they bring Southern Africa into their lives, wherever they are.

  1. SEP 6

    Celebrate Fickle Foods with Herman & Nicolette

    Meet Herman and Nicolette Fick of Fickle Foods! They share their passion for Western Cape flavours and their mission is to share the taste of our home, South Africa, with the world. Whether you're a South African living abroad or just a food lover looking to try something new, we're here to provide you with the best experience. Connect with Fickle Foods Website: https://www.ficklefoods.com/  / ficklefoods    / fickle.foods    / fickle.foods

    25 min

  2. AUG 31

    Celebrate Blogging with Desirae Pillay

    Desirae Pillay has been through some very challenging times - as a child, a teenager, and into her adult life.  Her strength has its foundations in her faith, but she found an opportunity to share by writing a blog. Desirae is mother to three amazing children, including Savana, an adult child with disabilities. She has learned so much from her children and opened her heart to so many more opportunities because of them. In this conversation we chat about community, mental health, what we learn as parents, faith, being authentic....and more.  Today Desirae is an incredibly inspirational speaker, freelance writer and most importantly a wonderful mother and a loving wife.  Please have a look at Desirae's blog: https://amillionbeautifulpieces.co.za/ Reach out to Desirae, even just to connect about any issues she spoke about in this podcast episode or something she has shared on her blog.

    34 min

  3. AUG 31

    Celebrate Social Media with Nats Koen

    Nats Koen and her husband Gerry, are both from Zimbabwe. They have been adaptable, creative, and hardworking. Through the Pandemic, their business Billies and Tong grew, but once the world returned to 'normal', Nats realised that her skills lie in social media. She set up Mojo Studio Media and has grown from strength to strength. In this episode Nats shares her top tips for being successful on social media: Be authentic Don't try to be anyone else Share your passion and enthusiasm for where you live, and where you are from And their passion for supporting a community in Zimbabwe as well as how she works with a social media client. Billies and Tong no longer sells biltong, but they have a range of wonderful biltong products: https://billiesandtong.com/ And check out Nat's Mojo Studio Media: https://www.mojostudiomedia.co.uk/

    34 min

  4. AUG 30

    Celebrate Natalie King - Confidence Coach

    Celebrate Southern Africa Book Festival 2023 This series is about Southern African writers and Southern African writers, wherever they are in the world. Meet Natalie King Natalie is an introvert and loves to help people re-connect with their humanness. Her book 'My Confidence Journal' can be used to build and grow confidence. There are questions for longer journaling as well as questions that you can do daily to help create a new shift in thinking and the brain. Natalie's book: 'My Confidence Journal' is available HERE Connect with Natalie on: Confidence Conversation Corner: https://confidenceconversationcorner.com/  Into Your Life podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3renMky0cT1QRMf0GfmvyC

    30 min

  5. JUL 12

    Celebrate Paula Quinsee - Relationship Expert

    Celebrate Southern Africa Book Festival 2023 This series is about Southern African writers and Southern African writers, wherever they are in the world. Meet Paula Quinsee Paula is an author, facilitator, relationship expert, advocate for Mental Health & an activist against gender-based violence.  Paula's books: 'Embracing No: Why we should and How We Benefit' & 'Embracing Conflict: Why We Should and How We Benefit' are available on Amazon. Connect with Paula on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EngagedHumans  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulaquinsee/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulaquinsee  Wesbite: https://paulaquinsee.com/

    28 min

  6. JUL 6

    Celebrate Janice Hodgson - South African Recipe Books

    Celebrate Southern Africa Book Festival 2023 This series is about Southern African writers and Southern African writers, wherever they are in the world. Meet Janice Hodgson Talented Janice Hodgson of JHMediaMarketing has created 3 amazing cookbooks (so far) that will take you back to some of the most wonderful and happiest times, growing up in South Africa!  Janice has included the ingredients you can use in the UK to make the yummiest treats that taste just like home! Janice's books: Available on her website: https://jhmediamarketing.uk/  Connect with Janice on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JaniceHodgsonMM

    29 min

  7. JUN 14

    Celebrate Deon Newbronner - Children's Fiction

    Celebrate Southern Africa Book Festival 2023 This series is about Southern African writers and Southern African writers, wherever they are in the world. Meet Deon Newbronner Deon is an author, podcaster and proud dad. He works with global leaders to communicate with gravitas, and FTSE 100 companies to influence policymakers and regulators beyond the ordinary. Deon's book: Launchpad: Skyrocketing the triumphant trios’ public speaking adventures Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3xl9yzp  Connect with Deon on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/newbronner/  Website: https://u-rocket.co.uk/ & https://deonnewbronner.com/

    26 min

  8. 12/15/2023

    Celebrate Treive Nicholas - History of the Eastern Cape

    Celebrate Southern Africa Book Festival 2023 This series is about Southern African writers and Southern African writers, wherever they are in the world. Meet Treive Nicholas Treive, the author of 'A Nun and the Pig. Treive shares his passion for the history of the Eastern Cape, his adventures exploring the life of a Xhosa girl who had an incredible impact. The teenager and so-called prophetess, Nongqawuse, who was traditionally held responsible for the Xhosa Great Cattle Killing (1856-57), when 40,000+ lost their lives in the Eastern Cape, has become his recent passion project. Treive believes history and folklore are doing her a great injustice, others are far more responsible and will be his new book: The Girl Who Killed A Nation. Treive's first book: 'A Nun and the Pig' Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Nun-Pig-Tales-South-Africa-ebook/dp/B0992WP5LD/ Connect with Treive on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/A-Nun-and-the-Pig/100028019810399/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-treive-nicholas-0540558/  Website: https://treivenicholas.com/  **Watch this space for his next book when it is available**

    35 min
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Celebrating Southern Africans around the world, their roots, lessons they have learned about life and business, and how they bring Southern Africa into their lives, wherever they are.

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  • Creator
    Celebrate Southern Africa
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2024
  • Episodes
    80
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Celebrate Southern Africa 2018
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