Category: Ruda talks change
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How ProVerb worked his way from underachiever to hip-hop hero
Actions speak louder than words, says the proverb, and Tebogo Thapelo Sidney Thekisho, also known as ProVerb, is the proof of the pudding.
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Meet the kid from Koster who grew up to dress Thuli & a Kardashian
When he was a little boy, Gert-Johan Coetzee told his mom he wanted to be a fashion designer: “Not just a normal one, but the biggest one in the world.”
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Meet the 21st Century Sangoma Who is Teaching Big Business How to Cope With Change
Dineo Ndlanzi shares some of the answers she has found, on a journey of change and enlightenment that is uniquely South African and yet holds lessons for the world.
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Michael Mol, the dashing TV doctor who wants to change your life
Dreams do come true, because Michael grew up to become Dr Mol, General Practitioner, saver and changer of lives. Including, as it turned out, his own.
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Black Like Herman: Joburg’s Hair to the Throne
Where do great entrepreneurial stories begin? With a dream, of course. But they also need a space for their genesis. For Joburg’s newly elected Mayor, Herman Mashaba, business began in the boot of a car.
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How Kieno Kammies talked his way from the Cape Flats into the job of his dreams
Don’t miss Ruda Landman’s interview with Kieno Kammies, who rides the early morning airwaves on 567 Cape Talk.
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Sibalicious Siba, the Superstar Chef turning SA Food Into a Global Sensation
Food = Love, believes celebrity chef Siba Mtongana, and the proof is in the starters and mains as well as in the puddings.
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Gugu Zulu’s journey to becoming the Fastest Brother in Africa
As a South African sports car champion, global rally superstar, Hollywood movie stunt driver, TV presenter and advanced driving instructor, Gugu was proof that dreams can come true, if you put your foot down and stay on the right track.
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How one amazing woman found a home of hope in Hillbrow
Khanyisile Motsa, affectionately known as Mam’ Khanyi, is the founder of Home of Hope in Berea near Hillbrow. More than a shelter, Home of Hope is an awe-inspiring initiative aimed at taking exploited and abused girls off the streets.
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Jack Parow: From fish packer to Afrikaans rapper
What do you do when an employee cites “to become an Afrikaans rapper” as the reason for his resignation? You tell him he’s crazy, right?