Why Is Indignity So Easy? | Dignity, Belonging and the African Experience
Dignity is one of the most important human needs, yet it is often discussed the least.In this episode of Context, Sebenzile Nkambule explores the hidden costs of poverty, unemployment, migration, and ...
19 Jun 20min
Making South Africa Pay Attention | Ongie Gusha on Satire and Accountability
In this episode of Context, Sebenzile Nkambule sits down with content creator and satirist Ongeziwe 'Ongie' Gusha, whose character-driven skits about the Madlanga Commission have helped thousands of S...
8 Jun 1h 34min
Jack of All Mics | Thabiso ''TT'' Tema on Radio, Reinvention & South Africa’s Story
What does it take to stay relevant for nearly 30 years — in one of the toughest industries in the country?From the early days of SAFM in the 1990s to Metro FM, SABC Sport, Classic FM and Power FM, Tha...
28 Mai 2h 22min
Who Gets Protected — And Who Gets Left Behind? | Wendy Isaack on Human Rights & International Law
What does international law actually mean for ordinary people?And when justice feels selective — who gets protected?In this episode of Context, Sebenzile Nkambule sits down with international human ri...
18 Mai 1h 36min
Resilient or Just Surviving? Making Sense of South Africa’s Economy
In this episode of Context with Sebenzile Nkambule, financial journalist and communications professional Tehillah Niselow joins the conversation to unpack the state of South Africa’s economy — and wha...
11 Mai 1h 7min
Leading Without Certainty | Purpose, Presence & The Real Work of Coaching with Phetsile Dlamini
What does leadership look like when there are no clear answers?In this episode of Context with Sebenzile Nkambule, executive coach and consultant Phetsile Dlamini joins the conversation to explore lea...
4 Mai 1h 5min
African (Dis)Unity? South Africans, Nigerians & The Truth We Avoid
We often speak about African unity as if it is automatic.But beneath that idea are real tensions — between countries, communities, and people.In this episode of Context, Sebenzile Nkambule explores th...
1 Mai 24min
He Survived the Mamelodi 10: A Story Apartheid Tried to Erase.
In June 1986, ten young boys from Mamelodi left home—and never came back.They were later known as the Mamelodi 10: victims of a brutal apartheid-era operation built on deception, informants, and the s...
22 Apr 2h 26min
