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In today’s episode we meet Thandekile Mbatha, a proud Zulu girl born and bred in the Free State, where she proudly says she learnt how to fluently speak SeSotho before her mother tongue. What immediately stands out about Thandekile, as you listen to her share her life story, is her quiet self confidence and the deep self awareness she possesses, she appears to be one of those people who have always been certain of the path that she would ultimately walk - which is interesting because quite often her chosen paths were “the paths less travelled”. Her story is one of courage, patience, the importance of being grounded in your values and perhaps most importantly the power of community building wherever you are - after all we are the sum of the people we surround ourselves with and often the only way to survive the obstacles of this life is through the lifelines we are given by those closest to us. I hope you enjoyed this episode, as much as I did.

In today’s episode we meet Thandekile Mbatha, a proud Zulu girl born and bred in the Free State, where she proudly says she learnt how to fluently speak SeSotho before her mother tongue. What immediately stands out about Thandekile, as you listen to her share her life story, is her quiet self confidence and the deep self awareness she possesses, she appears to be one of those people who have always been certain of the path that she would ultimately walk - which is interesting because quite often her chosen paths were “the paths less travelled”. Her story is one of courage, patience, the importance of being grounded in your values and perhaps most importantly the power of community building wherever you are - after all we are the sum of the people we surround ourselves with and often the only way to survive the obstacles of this life is through the lifelines we are given by those closest to us. I hope you enjoyed this episode, as much as I did.

What a phenomenal episode. Thandekile shared so much wisdom🔥. This episode challenged us to reflect on not just our history but the current journey we're on. KEEP THEM COMING!!!!!😅

Truly invaluable insights, absolutely loved this episode! Thank you Thandekile and the host for this amazing discussion, hopefully she can come back soon again.

You are getting there girl and do not despise days of small beginnings, great things await you ❤

I am in the finance profession but i love this podcast. keep it up, it will grow trust me

What a conversation!👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽 An amazing guest. Very well articulated . 🤍

This podcast / platform is going to heal the workforce of the country by demonstrating how fruitful and impactful the journies of our colleagues in the economy are, this reminds us that we are human. Thoroughly enjoyed hearing Kgalalelo's testimony, what a story teller!. Thank you so much to the creators of Voices of the Fraternity for continuing to serve the nation with nothing but quality.

Kgali you bring honest insights in to the realities of many of us ie not desiring to burden our families, life after matric, friends that bring us application forms, lending us their laptops, transitioning being 'unemployment', to a fulfilling role and gratitude...and possibly bringing back arranged marria..🤭. Thank you! You indeed have shared your Voice on this fraternity! Also that moment at 35:15! ♥️if you missed it you NEED to go back to it!🥰👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 You know, I am still thinking and reflecting on the entire episode.♥️ I also wanna love on the hosts pinned comment (paraphrased) - 'It takes a village to not only raise a child... but also to keep adults alive and thriving'. Beautiful episode and congratulations to the host on yet another amazing episode! 👏🏿 💐❤👏🏿

Enjoyed this conversation Maanda and thanks to Kutlwano for sharing his journey. Well done - looking forward to more👌🏽

Lol, we're here, and it's a channel. ❤❤

Kgalalele! what a positive light. Great conversation ladies❤❤

I used to go to church with Kgali, so good to see how God has worked in and through her life. May you continue to glorify His name in all you do♥

This was such a beautiful inteview, a true treat indeed! Listening to Kgali talk took me back to the first time I met her back in 2014, she has grown into such a beautiful young lady, exactly the way I had pictured her to be! A star , a top achiever , a woman of substance and the list can go on and on! Words are not enought to express how much I've always rooted for her from day 1, and won't stop anytime soon! Keep shining my girl. It has been a pleasure knowing you, thank you for the shoutout and being a beautiful addition to my life - Botle

Lovely conversation ladies ❤ insightful.. May Gods grace continue being with you both.

Listen, I love her.. very authentic, ENEJI yona!! and yet humble🔥🔥😍😍❤❤A Gem that is a need in this world for sure. May God bless her even more!!🙏🏼❤

In this episode, we are reminded of the age old saying “it takes a village” - and in my view, not only “to raise a child” but also to keep adult humans alive and thriving. If I could sum up Kgali’s interview into a sentence it would probably read as follows: “this is a moment of gratitude to the people along the path”. From the moment the interview began, Kgali made a point to sing praises of gratitude to the men and women who have affirmed her, pushed her, told her the uncomfortable truths, asked her compelling questions and inspired her not to settle even when she was in the depths of her disappointment. She shares her journey from being one of (four) kids to two loving parents in Leondale to ultimately overcoming self doubt and feelings of unworthiness and other institutional / systemic obstacles like a lack of higher education funding in order to become a first generation graduate in the Modibedi family. Kgali’s story is truly a testimony of how even unorthodox journeys can still lead you to the life of your dreams, and I’m absolutely certain that it will have an impact on anyone who watches / listens to it. This episode was an absolute treat, not only did I get to sit across and reminisce with someone I did life with for a solid two years but I was also reminded of the wealth of wisdom the people in close proximity to us hold, and maybe sometimes because they are so close to us, we fall prey to the trap of familiarity. A big thank you to Kgali for her sheer honesty, and of course all the laughs

Oh my dhiye, I am so proud of you, your story inspires a ‘Glory to God’ read KGALALELO 🙏🏾. Thank u for sharing your story, and highlighting the importance of people along the way. Batho ke Currency, they are ur Social Capital (story for another day). The Kgali I met in ‘19 in CPT and what I just watched …INCREDIBLE, your best days are ahead of u, u have not even hit the surface.

Amazing conversation. I love Kgalalelo's energy ❤.

A new subbie here. ❤ I met Kgali at UFS 2018 (we sang for the same choir) and immediately loved her aura. What a gem, I truly enjoyed the episode. 🎉🎉🎉

What a woman and WHAT A STORY!!!🔥🔥🚀🚀

I love listening to Kgali nje. When she tells a story, somehow you can always relate. This was so beautiful to watch. I am so proud of the woman you have always been and current are. May God continue to bless you and your path to greatness. Big ups baby. And @Maanda, this is a beautiful platform, you have definitely gained a subscriber.

Such a wonderful podcast❤ God is working wonders in your life Kgally.

Kgalalelo is such a great storyteller! Enjoyed this ♥️

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this conversation ☺️. Can’t wait to see what God has in store for you Kgali! Thank you for sharing your rays of sunshine with us, super proud of you and incredibly inspired by you 🥹. @Maanda, huge shout out on this great platform 🎉

Kgali is genuinely the hardest working person I know. Her humility, over the top personality and beautiful smile will always brighten up all our days. I’m so proud of all her accomplishments and the woman she’s grown into ❤️!

Oh my goodness! This was so refreshing to watch! Thank you for sharing your journey, your support system was incredible, you are truly blessed - from your parents making you change schools to the unwavering support from your wife! And a huge congrats on losing 20kgs!! Like what??... and Maanda my darling! You will always be famous. This is just the beginning! I love it so much for you, I am rooting for you and you can always count on my support!

You and Kutlwano had great synergy, allowing him to narrate his story well. That made watching enjoyable. Looking forward to more episodes 🌱

Maanda 🥹 so good to see you. You were my FMR tutor in 2018. ❤🌱💫

Love this

Heavy on the redlining of documents 😭😭😭. Well done Kutlwano and well done Maanda!❤

In this episode our guest, Kutlwano Mositi, shares his remarkable life journey that has been marked by resilience and personal growth. He begins with sharing stories of his mischievous childhood, and how he unexpectedly turned this around by beginning to excel in his academic and eventual leadership roles in varsity that helped him build a strong network that would later be pivotal in defining moments in his career. After landing a coveted position at a top law firm in South Africa, Kutlwano opens up about facing the infamous imposter syndrome, that made him feel like he was not suited for the corporate environment. His life plans were devastated when he experienced a challenging period of unemployment after he wasn’t retained following his contract of articles. Kutlwano shares how during this time, his girlfriend (now wife) was a source of support, and inspiration - when he came back from work after he had been informed that he wouldn’t be offered a permanent position at his dream firm, his wife told him “a dream delayed, is not a dream denied” words that kept him going as he navigated unemployment. He shares this and many more! His story is truly one of redemption and how we are the authors of our stories and are not defined by rejection or even delayed dreams

Yoh! This was spectacular. I haven’t met Kutlwano before but was so fascinated by his story, didn’t want it to end. Big ups to the host for allowing the guest to tell their story fully and authentically, looking forward to many more conversations. This has really clearly demonstrated that there’s beauty / impact in everyone’s story.

Such a beautiful story mfanaka ❤

Beautiful one Mr Kutlwano Mositi. Thanks for sharing your story on choosing your law career and how far it has brought you, your honesty about not knowing what articles are, not being retained at a great and big firm, the support of your wife, the support from your family and the relationships you have formed. It is truly appreciated! Also, congratulations on being the first guest!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 You should be gifted with a special tie 👔😉..one you may only on special occasions! Hehe. Blessings to you and Mme Mositi! ♥️♥️. Great episode! Well done!!🎉

This is great !!! Big big things 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾well done Maanda

Enjoyed watching this ❤

Im only here to listen to Kutlwano's story. He inspires me a lot.

Congratulations to the both of you on your journeys! ✨ May it continue to be inspirational!

When Kutlwano says my wife baybie 🤍🫠🔥. The person you marry is so important, they can really make or break you…Mrs Mositi, u are the GOOD thing and FAVOUR in Mr Mositi’s life. Kutlwano I learnt so much from this episode, thank you for sharing your story…

What a man. What a professional, a leader a visionary but more importantly a very kind individual. Thank you for sharing your story Mr Mositi

Love love this! Visuals, sound, content 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Wow wow wow, congratulations 🥳 and definitely proud of you. Wishing you nothing but success on your journey. I see the next top podcast in Mzansi🙌🙌🙌

📍I am here to say I am so proud of YOU 🔥🔥🔥

Were we podcasting or taking pictures ? Set up still Looks great hey!

Exciting times 🎉🎉🎉

We are ready ma’am 😁😁

Can’t wait! 🤩

Love love love what I’m seeing here, looking forward to hearing from the Voices 🔥🔥🔥

Looking forward to the first episode