Vision 2030: Recent Episodes
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Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
We are talking to Mr. Jackson Moyo the Manager at the Arts and Craft Market at Rosebank Mall. Jackson is talking about how Rosebank Mall created an opportunity for different African craftsman who now can sell their art in the Mall. Making their products accessible to their everyday customers. Jackson believe that this initiative is an appetite booster for local tourism.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Candice Chirwa the founder and CEO of QRATE. Candice is better known as Minister of Menstruation. Candice is talking about her passion in educating society about menstruation.
We are talking to Sarah Collins, the founder and CEO of the Wonderbag. Sarah is talking about how the invention of the Wonderbag came about. The Wonderbag is a non-electric portable slow cooker that cooks food, which has been brought to the boil by fire, stoves or any conventional method, for up to 12 hours without the use of any extra fuel source.
Collins is talking in detail how the Wonderbag has developed a unique verified carbon mitigation project model that aimed to fight climate change through positive social impact. By supporting special carbon offset projects that empower communities.
We are talking to Didntle Letlape she is the One Young World Ambassador. Didntle is talking about the relevance of June 16 from a borne free perspective.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Seth Mazibuko the Founder and Director of the June 16 Development Foundation. Seth is talking about the importance of commemorating Youth Day and the significance it has today.
We are talking to Nicole Austin the spokesperson of the Brave Campaign and one of the judges of the Adcock ingram OTC Brave Campaign. She will be informing communities on how they can be part of this campaign my nominating their pharmacy of choice. We also talk to Adrian Maizey, the Founder of Rand Group and CEO of Starbucks SA. He will be sharing Starbucks 50th year celebration which coincides with Starbucks South Africa’s 5th anniversary which celebrates Starbucks success in creating jobs and changing live.
We are talking to Takalani Netshitenzhe, The External Affairs Director for Vodacom South Africa. She will be sharing how that Vodacom’s contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are embedded in 8 priority goals.
We are also talking to Dr Achieng Ojwang the Executive Director of the United Nations Global Compact South Africa. She will be talking about the importance of corporate partnerships for the UN SDG Goals.
The focus this week is on Young Hustla Initiative First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Andile Dube the CEO of Young Hustla Initiative. The first half of the show Andile is talking about his company and what inspired his to start it in Cape Town even though he is from Johannesburg. Second part of the Interview: We are continuing our discussions with Mr. Andile Dube the CEO of Young Hustla Initiative. In the last part of the show, Andile is talking about the different what’s app classes his company is running for entrepreneurs and how young people can enter online to become part of their what’s app groups.
The focus this week is on Psychometrics First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Quinessa Corby she is the Managing Director of Objectiva. She is talking to us about how they help Companies with their recruitment process using Psychometrics. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Dr. Kefilwe Maseteng she is the Deputy Secretary of the National Planning Commission. She is talking about the importance of South Africa’s National Development Plan also known as the NDP.
The focus this week is on Gender Based Violence First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Tiekie Barnard CEO & Founder of Shared Value Africa Initiative. She is talking about South Africa’s second pandemic namely Gender Based Violence. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Vuyo Lutseke she is the Director of Shared Value Africa Initiative and she champion the # It’s Not OK Movement. She is talking about how they help corporate companies understand that women representation in their boards and key positions in their operation structure is highly beneficial for their companies and country.
The focus this week is on The Liquor Business First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. David Matthews a Customer Service Rep for Unlimited Field Marketing Services. I the first half of the show he will be talking about the contribution the liquor business has made towards job creation and the economy. Second part of the Interview: We are continuing our discussion with Mr. David Matthews regarding the liquor business. In the Second half of the show Mr. Matthews will be sharing with us the impact that the lockdown due to Covid-19 had on the tavern owners and the contribution they mad toward educational programs to promote responsible drinking.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Shawn Freeks the Managing Director of Thusa-Yabato. He is talking about how the legacy and inspiration of his mother to start a community feeding scheme has rubbed off on him. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Thando Noinyane a grade 12 student and the former President of Inter Act. She is talking about how that running a school NGO has given her the practical experience on how to manage people, money and more importantly how to be a better self.
This week we are talking to Caristatia Nero a grade 12 people from the class of 2020. She will be sharing with us their first-hand experience when the lockdown first hid due to Covid-19 in 2020.
Second Interview we are talking to Danell Malan a grade 12 people from the class of 2020. She will be talking to us about how the lockdown and studding from home have affected many of her pears due to a lack of data.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Thato Lepina a grade 11 people for the class of 2021. She will be talking to us about the importance of quality education. And how a lack of data affected their online learning due to Covid -19. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Casmeere Williams a grade 11 people for the class of 2021. She will be talking to us about how technology come in handy for online learning and how Government can assist the disadvantaged students that are in need of technology for their online learning purposes.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Garrin Naude, a teaching student who will be graduating this year. She is talking to us about how she fell pregnant while in school but knowing the importance of education she still pursues her studies against all oats to become a teacher.
Second Part of the Interview: We are talking to Delmyn Williams, a teaching student who will be graduating this year. He is talking to us about how students must be proactive and do research on interested industries so they can be better guided when selecting their subjects as early as grade 9.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Odette Williams, she is the CEO of Mana Natural. She is relating the story of how she started Mana Natural after she obtained her qualification in Withy Culture. Second Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Malebo Bogopane the Director of Animal Enterprise. Mrs. Bogopane is talking about how their business depended on events and how the lock down and Covid -19 affected their business.
The focus this week is on Initiatives for the Elderly
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Talitha Harwood the Chairperson and Founder of the Gladiators, an organisation located in Potchefstroom in the North West. She will share with us what they do to keep the elderly physically active.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Nola Petersen the CEO of Proactive Medical Services. She will update us on the Covid 19 pandemic and what role her company is playing in the corporate space.
The focus this week is on Sustainability at Woolworths and the Endangered Wildlife Trust First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Feroz Koor the Head of Sustainability at Woolworths. He will be talking to us about Woolworths Farming for the Future auditing and certification scheme. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Ms Yolan Friedmann the CEO of Endangered Wildlife Trust. She will be talking to us about the importance of saving our endangered species and how they work together with developing communities.
The focus this week is on African Digital Education Trust and Clean Oceans. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Ms Roselyn Maecko the stamp project Manager. She will be sharing with us how that the digital education trust has helped the community of Westbury. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr Gregory Player. He will inform us on the importance of clean oceans ahead of the festive season.
The focus this week is on Vodacom's cutting-edge, free to download application designed to aid in the fight against Gender Base Violence (GBV) and Africa Youth Month. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Ms Takalani Netshitenzhe the External Affairs Director of Vodacom South Africa. She will be talking to us about Vodacom's cutting-edge free to download application designed to aid in the fight against Gender Based Violence (GBV). Second part of the Interview: We are Talking to Ms Prudence Ngwenya the Head of the Youth Division at the AU Commission. She will be sharing the importance of commemorating African Youth Month.
The focus this week is on Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Richard Rieser the General Secretary of the Commonwealth Disabled people’s Forum and Ms. Thandiwe Mfulo the Vice Chairperson of the Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum. Richard will inform us about what the CDPF is all about and what it aims to achieve for people with disability in the world. Second part of the Interview: We are continuing with Mr. Rieser who will share with us their obstacles as the Commonwealth Disabled People’s Forum and how Covid-19 has made them do things differently.
The focus this week is on Corporate Social Investment programmes and Water in Africa First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Ms Zinz Mgolodela the Corporate Affairs Director at Woolworths. She will be talking about how the MyschoolCard program has benefited school children in South Africa. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Francis Musinguzi the Africa Regional Director, at Water.org. He will be talking about the importance of water in Africa and how Water.org has empowered African Women through water equity initiatives.
The focus this week is on Disability Rights Awareness and Grade 12 Examinations. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Ms. Thandiwe Mfulo, she is talking about the difficulty Disable People South Africa are facing and the importance of people with disability involvement in all our decision making processes. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Solomzi Moleketi he is talking about the importance of the 2020 grade 12 exams and what impact Covid-19 will have on the outcome of the 2020 results.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Takalani Netshitenzhe, External Affairs Director for Vodacom South Africa. She will be sharing how Vodacom's contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are embedded in 8 priority goals. Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Achieng Ojwang the Executive Director of the United Nations Global Compact South Africa. She will be talking about the importance of corporate partnerships for the UN SDG Goals.
The focus this week is on Women’s Health.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs SA Pageant semi-finalist, Zama Bekwa she will be talking to us about her partnership with 3Sixty Biomedicine regarding the #Break The Silence campaign, during Infertility Awareness Month and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Walter Mbatha the CEO of 3Sixty Biomedicine. He will be talking about 3Sixty Biomedicine Salome Product range and how it’s linked to help infertility and other women’s health issues.
The focus this week is on Food Parcel Distribution by the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Former First Lady Gugu Motlanthe who will be talking to us about why they selected Centurion Olivenhoutbosch EXT 60, to distribute 700 food parcels. Second part of the Interview: Former President Kaglema Motlanthe, the former President will talk to us about what the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundations objectives are and how their food parcel distribution impacted the community of Olivenhoutbosch. Third part of the interview: We are talking to Bishop Charles Rameetse from Olivenhoutbosch EXT 60, the Bishop will talk to us about the gratitude he and the community has towards the Kgalema Motlanthe foundation for their intervention during these difficult times.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr George Meko he will inform us on the regulation of renewable energy and the impact load shedding has on our economy. Second Interview is with Rioma Cominelli conducted by Channel Africa Nombuyiselo Tango, Rioma will be talking about hotel rewards points to inspire leisure travel
The focus this week is on Foot care and Food Security for the Elderly. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Dr Rhett Becker who will be talking to us about the importance of foot care education. Second part of the Interview: Mr Andy Du Plessis he will talk to us about what Foodforward SA has been doing in making sure that the elderly are food secure during these difficult times of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The focus this week is on Johannesburg Heritage. First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs Kathy Munro, the Chairperson of The Johannesburg Heritage Foundation. Kathy will inform us what the Foundation does for the interest of Johannesburg heritage. Second part of the Interview: Mrs Munro will tell us about the importance to preserve Johannesburg heritage. She will also shine light on the tourism aspect for Johannesburg citizens so they can take advantage of what Johannesburg has to offer.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr Vusumuzi Mkhize the Chairman of The African World Heritage Fund (AWHF) and Mr Souayibou Varissou the CEO of AWHF. Mr Mkhize and Mr Varissou will inform us what the AWHF do and what their job entails. Second part of the Interview: The Chairman Mr Mkhize will tell us about the importance to preserve our diverse heritage as South Africans. The CEO Mr Varissou will inform us about the AWHF educational programmes to promote awareness amongst citizens in regards to heritage conservation.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr Andy Du Plessis he is the CEO of Foodforward, SA. Andy will share with us the impact food surplus had on the need communities especially during Coid-19.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Misha Teasdale the Founder and CEO of Greenpop SA. Misha will be talking about the importance of tree planting and Greenpop’s 2025 Goal.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs. Bernie Dolley she is the Director of Ikhala Trust, South Africa. Bernie will share with us the criteria they use in assisting community based organisations in planting their own gardens.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mr. Trevin Van Der Walt the Owner of Urban Gardens, Port Elizabeth. Mr. Van Der Walt will be talking about how he assists individuals and communities in running a successful Urban Garden.
First Part of the Interview: We Dr Yvonne Nomcebo Mthembu, is a healthcare practitioner, specialising as a General Practitioner GP she is also a proud owner of a Lifestyle & Wellness Clinic. Furthermore Dr Mthembu is the founder of INDONI Miss Cultural SA and is also a relationship expert and a radio anchor. She will be talking about why is sex education is important.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Dr Susan Mboya is a corporate executive and philanthropist who is the Principal and International Advisor for Navigators Global a Washington DC based consulting firm. Susan has been a corporate executive for over 25 years and has held a number of senior executive positions at global multinational firms. Dr Susan will unpack her career journey as she climbs up the corporate ladder and her passion for philanthropy.
First Part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs Donne Henry she is the SABC Group: Events & Brand Experience Manager. Donne will be talking to us about the hard work she had to put in as she climbed up the career ladder.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Miss Bongi Dlungwana, an entrepreneur and the CEO of Kasi Brands Sales & Distribution House (Pty) Ltd. Bongi will be talking to us about how she started her own Sales and Distribution House (Kasi Brands) focusing only on quality Kasi products.
First Part of the Interview : We are talking to Miss Marcia Mayaba the first black female Franchise Executive of Ford and Mazda at Barloworld, a first for Barloworld and a first for the South African motor industry. She is a remarkable woman who is going to talk to us about her journey as the first women franchise Executive at Barloworld and the first women VP of the National Automobile Dealers Association (Nada).
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Miss Pertunia Sibanyoni the CEO of InspectaCar (Pty)Limited. Pertunia is talking to us about her philanthropic work as the founder of AkhuPeliza Foundation. As the CEO of InspectaCar she is commented to advocate women empowerment in the motor industry as she pave the way forward for generations to come.
The focus this week is on Celebrating Women in Business.
First Part of the Interview : We are talking to Miss Yvonne Themba the Executive Director of BoThemba Projects, Non-Executive Director of Pan African Resources and Director on the boards of President Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation . She is an inspirational and remarkable woman who is going to talk to us about her journey as she climbing up the corporate ladder.
Second part of the Interview: We are talking to Mrs Sarah Alter CEO of Network of Executive Women (NEW ). Sarah is talking to us about her passion in spearheading gender equality through the Network of Executive Women. As an Executive herself she is commented to advocate women empowerment in the workplace as she pave the way forward for generations to come.
First Part of the Interview : We are talking to Mr Michael Mabasa CEO of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa). He will be talking about how the motor industry manage to preserved Jobs during the lockdown as a result of Covid19.
Second part of the Interview: We will be talking to Mr Coenie Middel Founder and Chairman of Middle & Partners. He will be talk about the global network initiative that will help Countries affected by challenges presented by the Covid19 pandemic.
This week on the show we are looking at job creation in the film industry. To talk to us about it we are joined by Nana Anazodo a film writer and director, also we are joined by film writer and associate producer Thulile Mthembu. The pair is well known for their documentary (In Jesus Name) which they did at AFDA film school in Cape Town. Thulile and Nana will unpack the hardship in the film industry in relation to gender equality and the hard work that goes into their work as young writers and producers.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
To inspire Entrepreneurship to the Young people: We interview two Entrepreneurs Emmanuel Bonoko and Rodney Maduwa
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
On Vision 2030 we interview the Deputy Executive Director of UN Environment Programme, Ms Joyce Msuya about the Ministerial Conference on Environment and how to protect our environment as Africans. Nonala Tose :Founder of Boss Moves: Girls and Women in media talking about this initiative .
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
African Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum -chatting to CEO Irene Ochem-Virginia Blaser Consul General,US Consulate General Cape Town-Sabdiyo Dido, Senior Technical Advisor ,Value Chains and Agribusiness..
The First interview with Tiekie Barnard CEO of Shared Value Africa Initiative, talks about the role that they play in making sure that sustainable development goals of good environment and successful entrepreneurship are achieved in African businesses. Also about the work that they do with Enterprise Africa Network, a platform being developed by the AU and the EU to provide access for young African entrepreneurs to international markets.The second interview talks to the group of passionate young people who have written a song about vision 2030. We chat to some of them about the song ,do young people have clear understanding of sustainable development goals at all? what do they think should be their role as young people in achieving these goals?
We engage Dr Francesco Pierri from Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations about the World Food day and the Food and Agriculture Organization’s projects to achieve Zero hunger campaign. The Zero Hunger Goal (#ZeroHunger) is at the heart of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to be achieved by 2030.
On this week’s show we engage Isobel Frye, Director of Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute talking about the challenges of inequalities in SA & in Africa and if whether is it possible to overcome them ahead of 2030?
On the programme this week we invited Chef Phillip Goosen, to talk about how he uses his skill and passion for job creation which is key for sustainable development goals. and Joshua Maponga, Ubuntu Philosopher looks at how we can use the Philosophy of Ubuntu to unite and share resources effectively as Africans.
How do we raise men who respect women in our families while ensuring women and children’s safety in Africa which is one of the Sustainable development goals. We speak to Mbuyiselo Botha: Commissioner with the Commission for Gender Equality and Dr Jerry Mofokeng Wa Makhetha: Legendary Actor and Family Counsellor.
King Bhungane 111 of the Embo Kingdom about importance of Africans to unite in Diversity inorder for Africa to achieve vision 2030 and later on Reeva Forman, South African international businesswoman and humanitarian Activist
Takalani Netshitenzhe, Chief Officer: Corporate Affairs for Vodacom Group talks about their partnership with UN Women and South African Women in Farming (SAWIF) in support of Women Farmers Programme and how private and government can work together to address vision 2030.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.
Vision 2030 radio show, only on channel Africa is an educational talk show. The show is design from an African Perspective, to give Africans especially the Youth an opportunity to take on key leadership roles in understanding, promoting and supporting the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Governments National Development Plan (NDP) in order to achieve the UN’s 2030 Agenda.
The show aims to mainstream the SDGs and the alignment of the National Development Plan through Channel Africa radio. Breaking down the different components of the SDGs/NDP in manageable chunks so that the African public can have a better understanding of the SDGs/NDP and their objectives.