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In today's episode we are joined by Sakhe and Zingisa. This is a project of aBantu Development Agency and this episode is proudly brought to you by the National Arts Council of South Africa through the Presidential Economic Stimulus Package.

In today's episode we are joined by Dongadala a writer, cultural activist and poet, who was our guest facilitator in this phase of the project. This is a project of aBantu Development Agency and this episode is proudly brought to you by the National Arts Council of South Africa through the Presidential Economic Stimulus Package.

In today's episode we are joined by Sis Thembsi and Simvuyele, introducing themselves as new participants in the project. This is a project of aBantu Development Agency and this episode is proudly brought to you by the National Arts Council of South Africa through the Presidential Economic Stimulus Package.

In today's episode we are joined by Sis Nox and Nori, introducing themselves as new participants in the project. This is a project of aBantu Development Agency and this episode is proudly brought to you by the National Arts Council of South Africa through the Presidential Economic Stimulus Package.

This initiative is a project of the BantuDevelopment
Agency funded by the Goethe Insitut through their GPS programme. It is a
platform for rural women's voices to be amplified and for them to share
their various stories, to be heard, and to be given the power to
control their own narratives and use their own voices to inspire action
that drives change for their communities. With aBantu Development
Agency, Keiskamma Trust, Lelethu PoeticSoul Mahambehlala and 8 Hamburg
village women collaborated on this project. Lelethu is a well-known and
respected award-winning Port Elizabethpoet, writer, and advocate for women's and girls' rights.

 The cooperation took the shape of poetry,storytelling, and creative writing workshops, as well as a series of recordedpodcasts and a live performance in front of an audience. Lelethu is also the aBantu Development Agency's programming manager.

In this episode we are joined by Asanda Nxadi Nomasakhekhe and Babalwa Shiyani.

This initiative is a project of the BantuDevelopment
Agency funded by the Goethe Insitut through their GPS programme. It is a
platform for rural women's voices to be amplified and for them to share
their various stories, to be heard, and to be given the power to
control their own narratives and use their own voices to inspire action
that drives change for their communities. With aBantu Development
Agency, Keiskamma Trust, Lelethu PoeticSoul Mahambehlala and 8 Hamburg
village women collaborated on this project. Lelethu is a well-known and
respected award-winning Port Elizabethpoet, writer, and advocate for women's and girls' rights.

 The cooperation took the shape of poetry,storytelling, and creative writing workshops, as well as a series of recordedpodcasts and a live performance in front of an audience. Lelethu is also the aBantu Development Agency's programming manager.

In this episode we are joined by Babalwa and Gcogco