Parliamentarian & Chairperson Portfolio Committee – Agriculture: Machwene...

This week we are joined by Ms Machwene Rosina Semenya – Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and Member of Parliament for the African National Congress (ANC). We discuss some of the responsibilities of the c ...

CEO Associated Media Publishing: Julia Raphaely

This week we talk to Ms Julia Raphaely CEO of Associated Media Publishing, which publishes both internationally acclaimed and South African brands, ranging from Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, WOW, House and Leisure, Good Housekeeping/Goeie Huishouding, ...

Editor Move!: Nonzwakazi Cekete

This week we talk to Ms Nonzwakazi Cekete, the editor of Move!, South Africa’s biggest women’s weekly magazine, with a readership of almost 2.4million people. We discuss her rise up the career ladder in media, diligently working her way from the ...

Editor Glamour: Pnina Fenster

This week we talk to Ms Pnina Fenster, the editor of Glamour magazine. We discuss some of the operational challenges experienced by contemporary editors of women’s magazines in the 21st century, and the depth of responsibility Ms Fenster has to her ...

Editor Marie Claire: Jackie May

This week we talk to Ms Jackie May, the editor of Marie Claire magazine, which celebrates 20 years of publishing in South Africa this year. We discuss some of the responsibilities that come with an editor’s portfolio, including being primary careta ...

Editor in Chief Fairlady & Lose It: Suzy...

This week we talk to Ms Suzy Brokensha, editor of Fairlady and Lose It magazines. We discuss the sustainability of magazines and their future as they compete against multiple media sources for consumer attention, and the pursuit of niche communities ...

BEST OF WOMANITY 2016 – PART 2

This week we reflect on episodes of the past year with a compilation of some the show’s most memorable segments. The High Commissioner of Canada, Ms Sandra McCardell, remarks on women’s inherent leadership capability and the need for women to sup ...