Kabomo Vilakazi is one of South Africa's super talented and multi  dimensional individual - from an artist, poet, producer, scriptwriter,  director, author, musical director and composer just to name a few,.   We get to sit down with him and get to know the man behind all this  accolades - we get to know him a bit better, understand who he is, where  he hails from, why this path he is on now and what we can expect from  him in the future

In this special episode, we get to interrogate and speak to men and some  women about how safe is it for men in modern society to be vulnerable  and open up about their struggle with mental wellness and go for  therapy. Why is it "frowned upon" for men (black men in particular) to  come out and say I am struggling with certain issues in my life? Why are  we not making it okay for people to speak out. What should we do as men to start opening up and creating safer spaces  with our own circle of friendships and brotherhood? Why do we find it  hard to speak up, why are we only comfortable to share our successes and  achievements, yet we fail at being vulnerable with our peers This episode is just the chip of the iceberg, a conversation starter  which I hope will ignite change and action amongst men

Brian Temba is one of South Africa's most celebrated musicians. In this episode of #ConversationWithNnusi  we get a chance to chat to him about his illustrious career that spans  over two decade - from singing in a church in Atteridgeville to the  world, recording his two albums overseas and sharing the stage with some  of global renowned artists.   We also get to speak about his time in the US and UK playing Simba in  the play Lion King. He is the first South African to play the role of  Simba abroad and did this for five years.   Brian came back to South Africa to settle and continued to do music,  acting and winning awards along the way

In today’s episode of #ConversationWithNnusi we get to sit with one of  the most influential, respected and admired gent in the creative  industry Mzo Ntuli. Mzo hails from KwaZulu Natal (KZN) and has been  living in Johannesburg for over a decade now.   We get to chat to him about his passion and love for the arts, his  upbringing, the transition from moving from KZN to the City of Gold, how  he got into fashion, his attention to detail and get to unpack his  entrepreneurial journey.   Over the years, Mzo has worked for various multinational creative  agencies and started a few companies such as Young Creative Minds, The  Grooming Social and TGS Selection just to name a few. It seems like he  has no intentions of stopping anytime soon as he seeks to diversify and  grow his portfolio

Nqobile Gama is one of the youngest sports sponsorship managers we have  in this country. A true and great servant of sports, she has dedicated  her life to fulfilling that and is very intentional on how this will be  done.   I get to sit with her and we unpack her life, why and how she got  involved in sports and how she intends to continue breaking boundaries,  rewrite history, make a difference and cement her place in the industry

Communications Strategist, Social Entrepreneur and Youth Development Consultant Kefilwe Morobane joins Nnusi Gazi for an interesting conversation about how she left corporate South Africa to start her own business Giving Wings. This entity was started by Kefilwe and her sister after she identified a gap in the market, the gap is that people can communicate but they are not effective communicators, people are struggling to express themselves and make an impact. This business has grown in leaps and bounds and we get to understand how that happened and most importantly follow her journey as a young girl who was always thirsty and hungry for the stage, public speaking and keeping others entertained was her thing from an early age. We get to know Kefilwe, her life journey, the impact she's had in society, fulfilling her dreams and living out her purpose of GIVING people WINGS and enabling them to SHOW UP #ConversationsWithNnusi

Dumisani Chauke is one of South Africa's accomplished sports people. She  is a former netball player and now serves as an assistant coach to the  SPAR Proteas, a position she occupied as of 2019.  Amongst the many hats that Dumisani wears, she is the founder and leader  of the Dumisani Chauke Netball Foundation which is an organisation that  looks at helping young netball players with life skills, netball and  get them ready for life outside of the four lines. She is also an ambassador for Laureus Sports for Good,  Netball Coach,  philanthropist, mentor, award winner and the fist ever Head of  Department of Sports at one of Universities in the country. Dumisani Chauke is a true agent of change, she uses her influence to  inspire others, impart knowledge unto others and change lives of young  women who are determined to change their lives and make better life  decisions #ConversationsWithNnusi

Ipeleng Khunou's story is one that you can never miss and be inspired by. Ipeleng was born with a disability he has gone and defied the odds and critics.    In 2018 he made history by becoming the first person in crutches to compete and complete the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town on crutches.  Ever since then he has headlined a few news stories both in South Africa and globally, he has become part of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund in the United Kingdom, ran the Om die Dam marathons and recently became part of the Nedbank Running Club.  Ipeleng is on a mission to compete at international level including the Paralympics very soon. This ongoing journey is one for the books and will leave most of us inspired, charged up and motivated to be better and do better.    Do join us for this interesting conversation  #ConversationsWithNnusi

One of the most inspirational young ladies who started her business of  making leather goods specialising in ladies handbags. Thobekile Mkhize  started her business after spending some time at home during a family  ritual ceremony, she inherited livestock from her parents and at one of  the family meetings she had a brainwave to start a business which in  turn honours her father and celebrates women at the same time.    After spending some time in corporate South Africa and being a student  of life, when the opportunity to start her own thing came up, she wasted  no time and immediately jumped at it.    As if starting this business wasn't enough, she has also started an all  female led networking session to help others who have the same passion,  desire and ambition of being in business #ConversationsWithNnusi

Lesego Pooe is one of the youngest media officers in the world of  sports, a lady who is very passionate about cricket and all things  communications. In this episode, Lesego gets a chance to sit down with  me as we follow her journey from being a fan of the game, a player and  ultimately a servant of the game in the media space.    We get to know more about Lesego Pooe, her love for books and passion  for cricket and how she wants to serve the game that opened so many  doors for her.