Podcast EKONENI Street Corner Stories terbaik (2024)

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8: Creating Aha Moments with Marcela Guerrero Casas 33:39

6+ y ago33:39

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We round out our first season talking to Marcela Guerrero Casas, the Managing Director and co-founder of Open Streets Cape Town, which describes itself as "a citizen-driven initiative working to change how we use, perceive and experience streets.” Born and raised in Bogota, Colombia, Marcela lived and studied in the United States before moving to S…

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7: Choreographing a New Future with Theo Ndindwa 32:52

6+ y ago32:52

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Theo Ndindwa uses dance for social change, and co-founded the iKapa Dance Theatre with his wife Tanya Arshamian in 2007 to teach dance, empowerment and life skills to youth in townships around Cape Town. iKapa believes that “the transformation of South Africa lies with the development of disadvantaged communities and youth.” Theo returned to South …

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6: William Mapham and the App that's Changing Healthcare 34:54

7y ago34:54

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In this episode we meet William Mapham, the founder of Vula, a mobile phone app that connects patients and health care workers with specialist doctors quickly, easily and effectively. Like many developing countries, South Africa doesn't have enough doctors to go around, and the problem is most acute in remote, rural and underserved areas. Specialis…

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5: Rethabile Mashale Sonibare on Black Excellence and STEM for Girls 39:13

7y ago39:13

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In Episode 5 of Ekoneni: Street Corner Stories we meet Rethabile Mashale Sonibare. Rethabile is the inspiring founder of the Thope Foundation, which is bringing Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education to preteen girls in Khayelitsha, through an after school club that combines robotics and coding, with health and life skills. Rewr…

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4: Bringing Tech to the Township, Luvuyo Rani 36:15

7y ago36:15

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In 2006, Luvuyo Rani opened up an Internet café in Khayelitsha, the largest township in Cape Town, after spending two years selling computers to teachers from the boot of his car. Today, Luvuyo is the founder of Silulo Ulutho Technologies, a proudly South African tech company that employs over 170 people across 45 branches. Luvuyo and his partners …

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EKONENI Street Corner Stories Podcast

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EKONENI: Street Corner Stories

Pam Sykes & Jenn Warren

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8: Creating Aha Moments with Marcela Guerrero Casas 33:39

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7: Choreographing a New Future with Theo Ndindwa 32:52

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6: William Mapham and the App that's Changing Healthcare 34:54

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5: Rethabile Mashale Sonibare on Black Excellence and STEM for Girls 39:13

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4: Bringing Tech to the Township, Luvuyo Rani 36:15

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