Lindelwa Nomvula Vilakati: how do graduates thrive outside of work? How can we support them?

Gogo Shongwe-Nhlengetfwa: on being an elderly woman, widowed, and raising a big family on elderly grants

Thandekile Vilane: doing business in rural Luve requires being responsive to people’s immediate needs.

Make Mavuso’s expression of love. Fall in love with yourself, and with what you do. Look at how you transform, at the impact you will make in the world. Love leads, even in handicrafts

Thulie Shiba’s journey through employment—unemployment—self employment. Age as a vice for women in the job market, and how to think about it….

Make Mabuza’s story. How often do we take her and the life she has led for granted? Do we really know her journey? How can we know if we do not ask? How can we help if we do not know how?

Look for the silver lining: Find the rainbow. Shield your core, protect your hopes. Then give yourself. Give fully. Don’t hold back: Become