Briefly News Women of Wonder
Meet Mzansi’s 1st black female hot air balloon pilot Semakaleng Mathebula who crushes self-doubt
Semakaleng Mathebula is Mzansi’s 1st black female hot air balloon pilot, what a wow! Overcoming debilitating self-doubt, Semakaleng is now soaring, literally.
Woman who started farm with parents' R380K pension fund now has R2.5M grant to grow poultry business
Lungile Mkhize, 29, is a woman of wonder. The mom had to overcome numerous challenges to grow a successful poultry business., and she is only getting started.
Blackbird Books founder Thabiso Mahlape opens up about a love for storytelling and the pain of losing her mom
Thabiso Mahlape is the proud founder of Blackbird Books. The successful publisher spoke to Briefly News about her company, inspirations and personal challenges.
Boipelo Mabe went from humble beginnings in Alexander Township to becoming a corporate trailblazer
Boipelo Mabe is quite the trailblazer, but things weren't easy at the start. She came from humble beginnings but worked her way up to accomplish great things.
Meet Makoma Lekalakala: The activist who took on the government and won
Makoma Lekalakala is a figure head in the enviromental activism space and is well-known for taking on nuclear deal between Russia and South Africa in 2018.
Meet Melene Rossouw, renowned lawyer and activist passionate about women empowerment
Melene Rossouw, renowned South African women's rights activist and acclaimed lawyer, has opened up about how essential it is to empower young girls and women.
Ayanda Majola Finds Her Place in the World by Creating Beauty Brand That Heals Acne and Cares for Nature
Ayanda Majola, founder of Yandaa Cosmetics, shared her story of success and how she made it big. The lady opened up about working in a male-dominated industry.
Meet Nomlayo Mabhena, SA’s youngest black woman attorney admitted as a conveyancer
Nomlayo Mabhena is the youngest female attorney admitted as a conveyancer in SA. She opened up about her historical journey in the male-dominated industry.
Tshegofatso Seoka remains driven despite learning to walk again and battling life-threatening illness
Tshegofasto Seoka is a remarkable TUT art lecturer. The professor spoke about how lupus inspired her to succeed in life despite the odds stacked against her.
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