Shows
Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoAcademia | Masetuka on Doing It All: Juggling Corporate Life, Part-time Lecturing & PhD Pursuit2025-06-2951 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoAcademia | Dr. Dlamini on Quitting Her Job to Start Over - Now She's a Postdoctoral Researcher2025-06-2249 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoAcademia | No Articles, No Problem - How Dr Kgopotso Built Her Legal Career in Academia2025-06-081h 01Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoAgricultural Economics | Koketso | Believing In Her Working Potential: The Journey To Banking!2025-06-0157 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoActuary | Lufuno Netshitenzhe | Four Exam Attempts Later: Lufuno’s Journey To Qualifying As An Actuary2025-05-2541 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoActuary | Jonathan Randriamady & Olivia Abeka | From Madagascar to Math Masters: Siblings Who Conquered Actuarial Science2025-05-191h 07Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoActuary | Kelefilwe Kungwane | How Kelefilwe Got All Her Actuary Exemptions From Tuks!2025-05-1851 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMapule Boroko | A Divine Comeback: Homeless in Varsity, A Graduate in Retail & Finding Her Dream Job2025-05-041h 01Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Thabang Matlala | Thabang’s Story: Grief, Growth & Becoming A Clinical Associate2025-04-0646 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Anza Tshipetane | A Unique Journey: From Top Matriculant Nationally to Corporate Medicine2025-03-3051 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Dr Kgomotso Motshoane | The Journey: Four Wits Degrees Later, She’s Finally A Medical Doctor.2025-03-2655 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Dr Mberipura Tjijorokisa | A Story of Resilience: From Academic Exclusion to Double Cum Laude2025-03-161h 02Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Dr Zamahlubi Dlamini-Manana | Zama’s story: Swaziland born, Psychiatrist in Training, Pastor & Juggling it All2025-03-0946 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoMedical | Dr Mulisa Nkhumeleni | From Mbilwi: Switching from Veterinary Sciences to MBChB2025-03-091h 01Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoCA(SA) | Elelwani Muthelo | Venda Roots, UCT, National Treasury and Co-Founding Endunamoo2025-02-171h 13Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoCA(SA) | Tebogo Mohwaduba | From eMalahleni to Big Deals: Journey to Infrastructure Transactor2025-02-1056 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoCA(SA) | Hlumelo Wongama | Hlumelo on Articles in Financial Services, APC Results & Mental Health2025-02-0243 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoCA(SA) | Tsholofelo Thobakgale | Tsholo’s Ascent at AGSA: From UL (Turfloop) to Senior Audit Manager2025-01-2857 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoThendo Tlou CA (SA) | The 12-year journey to becoming a CA (SA). Was it worth it?2025-01-191h 00Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoKekeletso Sebakeng, a graduate recruitment specialist, unlocks the secrets to standing out during the graduate recruitment process within the legal field2024-12-021h 09Voices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoZiningi Hlophe on 12 years in legal practice and transitioning into an in-house role at a major mining company“If you’re going to do something inherently difficult [like working in corporate], the least you can do is do it as yourself” - these are some of the wise words Ziningi Hlophe empathetically shared with us in this raw episode of the VOTF, and I was particularly struck by these words because they ring true for almost individual trying to make a name for themselves in a different or challenging environment while balancing the need for acceptance and assimilation. I’m convinced that if there was a global ambassador role for authenticity, Ziningi would be the proud mas...2024-11-2448 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoKgalalelo Modibedi shares and reflects on the impact of key people in her career path.In this episode, we are reminded of the age old saying “it takes a village” - and in my view, not only “to raise a child” but also to keep adult humans alive and thriving. If I could sum up Kgalis interview into a sentence it would probably read as follows: “this is a moment of gratitude to the people along the path”. From the moment the interview began, Kgali made a point to sing praises of gratitude to the men and women who have affirmed her, pushed her, told her the uncomfortable truths, asked her compelling questions and...2024-11-1750 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoThandekile Mbatha shares on changing careers and shares valuable insights on navigating the South African corporate cultureIn today’s episode we meet Thandekile Mbatha, a proud Zulu girl born and bred in the Free State, where she proudly says she learnt how to fluently speak SeSotho before her mother tongue. What immediately stands out about Thandekile, as you listen to her share her life story, is her quiet self confidence and the deep self awareness she possesses, she appears to be one of those people who have always been certain of the path that she would ultimately walk - which is interesting because quite often her chosen paths were “the paths less travelled”. Her stor...2024-11-1745 minVoices of the Fraternity with Maanda MashegoKutlwano Mositi shares his story on life after big law and being an in-house attorneyIn this episode our guest, Kutlwano Mositi, shares his remarkable life journey that has been marked by resilience and personal growth. He begins with sharing stories of his mischievous childhood, and how he unexpectedly turned this around by beginning to excel in his academic and eventual leadership roles in varsity that helped him build a strong network that would later be pivotal in defining moments in his career. After landing a coveted position at a top law firm in South Africa, Kutlwano opens up about facing the infamous imposter syndrome, that made him feel like he was not suited f...2024-11-1344 min