In this week’s episode, host Mungi Ngomane is joined by her former colleague Maryam Abolfazli, Social Impact Consultant and Author, for a conversation that touches on the Christmas Day terrorist bombing in Nashville and the attempted coup at the Capitol on January 6th. Maryam brings to light the perspectives we all need to consider and talks about her recently released political novel, Red Red.&nbsp; She addresses how the pandemic has affected her and shares how she’s been asking herself 'what is important, what are our values and what are we willing to sacrifice so everyone can have a more peaceful life?'. In true Ubuntu fashion, Mungi invites us all to do the same.……..Visit <a href="https://mungingomane.co" target="">mungingomane.co</a>Follow Mungi on <a href="https://instagram.com/mungi.ngomane" target="">Instagram</a>Follow The Brand is Female on <a href="https://instagram.com/thebrandisfemale" target="">Instagram</a>

Ep. 18: Byron and Dexter Peart, Co-founders, Goodee | The family that does good

Both a way of life and a philosophy, Ubuntu is Africa’s gift to the world. Hosted by Mungi Ngomane, a human rights activist, patron of the Tutu Foundation UK and author of the book Everyday Ubuntu: Living Better Together the African Way, this show engages in conversations about our common humanity. Because Ubuntu is a way to live life better together, our episodes include exchanges with inspiring personalities from around the world who fight for causes they believe in, who recognize their own weaknesses and who continue to work on how they carry themselves in the world to help make it a better place.