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Ruda Talks Change, is what we call it, and it’s all about those, those Change Moments in life. When either you make a decision or life makes a decision for you and takes your life in, into a different direction. And today my guest, Nokukhanya Khanyile.

How 702’s Breakfast Show host, Bongani Bingwa, found the courage to live his own authentic life

Feb 18, 2022

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Ruda Landman

in Ruda talks change

I used to do public speaking and debating at school. I won a competition, and I was interviewed on the old Good Morning, South Africa.

A life of dreams and drama for Kim Cloete, the troubled teenage runaway who became a TV star

Oct 14, 2021

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Ruda Landman

in Change moments, Exchange, Landing that Job, Ruda talks change

Growing up as a bright and ambitious child in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town, Kim Cloete had her future all figured out.

Laughing through lockdown with Schalk Bezuidenhout, SA’s seriously funniest man

Jul 30, 2021

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Ruda Landman

in Change moments, Exchange, Making a Home, Ruda talks change

Schalk Bezuidenhout is the kind of comedian who makes you laugh before he even opens his mouth.

Faith, Hope, & Fighting Covid: Iman Rappetti’s epic journey of change & discovery

Jun 29, 2021

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Ruda Landman

in Exchange, Ruda talks change

Her name, in Arabic, means “faith”, a testament to her life-changing decision to embrace a culture and religion different to her own, in a land far away from the comforts of home.

Nianell, the little girl from Omaruru who sang her way to the moon & back

Feb 17, 2021

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Community

in Change moments, Exchange, Landing that Job, Ruda talks change

Sonia Nel, growing up in the little town of Omaruru in Namibia, was just six years old when she heard her destiny calling.

How SuperSport Superstar Motshidisi Mohono went from hating rugby to being its biggest fan

Jan 20, 2021

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Community

in Change moments, Exchange, Landing that Job, Ruda talks change

Sweltering in the sun, watching the First Team play rugby at her mostly Afrikaans high school, Motshidisi Mohono developed an instant dislike for the sport.