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a guest house to kind of bring that kind of african aesthetic to it. and so we are, we kept some existing sort of looks and feel this house is always been coordinate on was so, you know, there's always been this like mutual black and whites and sort of seem to it. but that really does lend itself to an african team as well, if we kind of look at like the packaging and the text is and that type of thing. we didn't want bringing a lot of color. we wanted it to be very kind of strong in terms of like the pasting black and white bringing a lot of contrasts. and then when we went into the rooms, definitely kind of put this vibrancy in the color in which i think, you know, with all the items that replaced inside, this is a lot of crossed and design. i'm a real big important thing like for me was to like i'm sort of in past, fema croft isn't designed as i have also just being able to model the magnificence of pieces that are around the space. do you want to focus through some of those odd pieces and the purpose within it? so i think you're and i know that like it's like advert connectives of thoughts.

and i think, you know, it was, it was really important to kind of have a celebration of african artist with in the space. um, so you seem to us is around like, you know, on 9 opposite a swell named odds this. and i think it's really about what the iron is knobs rather than the values. you know, they just, they just bring insistence. i mentioned to the space ends with the crates like a beautiful sort of like backdrop to a lot of the backgrounds as well. extremely insightful. thank you so much. then thank you. understanding early childhood development, not to me. so book and i took the initiative to design a collection of increase of soft bundles. these bills encourage children to embrace diversity, nurturing their quotes during play time. these dolls are created, this babies and children in mind made for gentle play. they can grow with the child from infancy until school going age. it's all about african children sing and

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the need to learn to me so fucking found off the new book on the corner and name and that translates to granny spend fullness. and the closer language and her daughter, they can name. she has been her inspiration from the beginning. but the idea for, for the business came, are on when i was pregnant, back in 2016 with my 1st child. and i wanted to get her something kindly and soft. and i didn't think in my mind as i left the house that i wanted specifically a problem one, it just something that i then became aware of this one. when you look for toys, you finding mostly plastic ones, which i find for you older children, but not for a new born into i found most in white stalls. and i immediately had a problem with that because that that was all that was based off my and my friends as well, what they had done because they also had children and i awesome. what options did they go with? and they said that they also had the same issue,

so they just gave up and basically went with stuff, toy animals, which is something i ended up doing myself. i just got a stuffed toy at the time. but because i do have a background in fashion design, i knew that it's something i could probably make with diversity for me during play means that your, your child has options when they go to a store. so they will control the shop and they don't just see one kind of dough, which tells them this has the right kind of adult to play with. it also means increasing a sense of awareness of the fact that when i do walk outside and i go to christ of got a black and white friends color and everything. but then also when i go into play, i can reflect that same outside world in my, in my play time. and that's what for me, diversity is when it comes to introducing a to children in the toy space and in case none denise has background and fashion has given her the expertise to meticulously craft adults. and the rate comes naturally for her age. still takes about 4 hours to make and is wonderfully unique

. this is the darkest shape that i have. i call this coffee in the range. it's one of 2. so the lights a color is carol brown. and then we've got and i was funny range, which was actually the 100 and that's this one here. so it comes in white, a white neutral color. i wanted that should be a representation of a dog and a nice shape because we know from people come in, you know, between those whose colors always getting a lot of support from family and friends in terms of them telling me to keep going . and they really loved the concept. and so i took some pictures, i opened a instagram business page, and to my shock, i saw it growing as a whole lot of my me blog is starting to take an interest. and then they will also try to try and find out the ways that they can help me post off the business because they, sol, how important it was. and that gave me

a lot of confidence to just keep going forward and building on the range. were selling online, we're selling international and in stores, we are looking to get into most doors and hopefully our own story eventually the it's still shocking, like a pinch the moment every time i think about the fact that i actually made it into the business. so it's, it's been a pleasant surprise, but it's the work that i've put into it has really, i think, put me in a place where i can look back in. so can you say it's a business, an important one in indigo. see for my don't as well these, those not only unable to help children to explore and appreciate their own uniqueness. but also that's of those around them. to, to found goes beyond just offering break, taking views and exceptional design. it also prioritize as long as chatting to me now is rami pool, the director of wellness here. run me kind of

a bit more about what future found does. and the significance of its name. future fall in century was created as a haven for inspiration and relax a should we provide guess with spaces, places and experiences that really help them to connect with the elements and with nature. we really believe in the future of being about health and wellbeing. taking full of this into consideration, i think there's a strong focus on wellness and reaching over it's of living. how have you been able to incorporate sustainability within the state? oh, good question. so we, uh, you know, we're looking at regenerative as a way of saying sustainability is a practice that is still extractive. and regenerative living is something that we're kind of shows rejuvenates and create the thought of driving for system. so we

implement compositing, we grow a lot of our own food, we completely all squared in terms of more sense. we also have a very particular about the procurement of all of our amenities that although cove locally sourced ethically mays natural organic. we've created even our incense from the pumps on this land. hello, thank you so much for all me for chatting with me each, but i'm about to go to explore the space. thing in the house of sydney go, we need to be crazy. a female reca who's breaking stereotype and social boundaries ready to say african stages on fire. pizza hut tonight and saw the coastal town use in a goals, capital dot com and wrap up the crazy is booting up the stage. it's been a long road to this breakthrough for one of senegal, spewed female rapids. the assembly never had the courage to become

a rep has a woman. the stereotype was that female raptors were women who dressed like men, what genes that smoked, blah, blah, blah. we were marginalized, mostly not easy, easy, crazy, has been on the senate goals, rap scene for 10 years, and rap is her passion to work and life music and everything to me. i gave up everything financially capable of music. easy crazies 1st album explore self confidence and equality. and center goal is male dominated rep seen while i put in my 1st clinic is a smoke u. n. o. your mc standing. basically when i arrive, i take no prisoners, a play for keeps and my own destiny. i'll be thrown everyone. so you've seen the past due to music, runs deep in her family, easy, crazy,

remembers how she started writing lyrics and wrapping with her brother on that. we use boxes and bottles to lay down beats. after that, i wanted to wrap my brother to see that the the name, but my dad could not accepted to let my brother app because he was a boy to see just for sale. despite the misgivings easy, kept passage, and off to school wrapping became her career. but the move took its toll. her marriage fell apart when her in the lowest couldn't accept her profession. and the trappings that came with it to see the family was very religious and it just wasn't a great fit with my music career. it wasn't just my in laws, members of my own family objected to the music like this. every wakeful super easy crazies bars and rhymes, also tackle environmental pollution and politics. partly because senegalese rapids

see themselves as the voice of the masses. this includes singing the local languages like 1 of july old, mundane get or to call you and have it as a problem, people ask where the artist does supposed to sing about big issues so that everyone knows about them. not every senegalese went to school. and so don't necessarily speak french. oh, news and world events are covered in french and many are left uninformed, devoted more useful file. cool. best of all of the easy, crazy has found her place and set goals, music feed, and the respect of abuse. and she's here to stay mila, who will not pay today. we female raptors are not treated as an audit inefficient because they are more of us. so i think the next generation will be even more at home. and the rep seeing that i show a so i live on a game bang hubby may be in the loudly simpler don't month them up with

a 5 squan village ship move rhymes with a message. i'm basically adding a be crazy to my plane is not a social cuisine showcases the fusion of best suits of traditions and neighboring influences. mcdonald with that name a she is probably still to who is a very traditional cause, the full modern palace. have you ever tried traditional by so to cuisine? says donald willis on these forms to promote the unique flavors of his homeland mistletoe, to the world, by showcasing them in this column. the creation was the 1st that gets a shift in the circle. and then after that, i started realizing that the, we're having a problem with shifting the country, then that's when i started to, uh, to, from the cutting that the industry in the sort of known as a kingdom. and this guy essentially is surrounded by south africa and this

payment's voice, marvelous mountains of a shift. i don't realize that percent who weren't really known for their country flat shift, donald set out to bridge the gap between the traditional tastes of the central. but the more sophisticated and diverse pace of the global village traditionally bustle, the way they look different. the most important thing, it's about the flavor that they don't lose or the flavor in different. the way that the afford to salt and pepper and keep it simple. for you, if there's nothing and that water the, the use it for the stuck internationally, the left them spicy is not available. which we of the 2. because when you eat little spices you, i, you are pushing problems to your body. because once you get used to use that to being can size bed, it easy. don't use that. have you different types of sickness? he wants to bridge the gap between the traditional teeth of the so to with the more

sophisticated and diverse tastes, the global village, to create and motivate the next generation of chest, the phone and this interest, 1st color mary. i school in 2013 where i was expecting to have only a few people, but unfortunately, my fist in take it less stated students. so that's when i started to see the need and then our 58. we started with this quote. then that's when we invited 40 and shift competitions in south africa for 12 years now. shift donald has been promoting what's coming to the culture and this led to as president and founder of the institutions association and traditional by central cuisine using nutrition, organic local ingredients. is that the heart of his training that we are going to make elevated on the way as opposed to to and then because we are supposed to, if we don't want to go to ways to get our time on ethan fox, tom and then that is sam for most of people don't know that, but it's our maze is white means that is pounding to break the colors. so that in

tried so that it can be well in different shift on the individual ingredients by populating them even 5 them together with a little by to, to enhance, to say that the ox time was also boiled until so peeled typed and then fried again in the same place i have this and this is for the call, bye site. you know, while i'm with buddy's and criminal is to and then in june bridge without any busy . so i have a little bit of sour on top and we need food so that he does not speak to their friends with the past several decades. it's been about africa, embrace in the west and changing our eating habits. moderate africans are increasingly appreciating the rich heritage of indigenous african food and flavors . says donald, calling the school has an educational mission. most people

don't really understand the kind of give conflict between the key to the school and cutting out of school or aided professional service. and professional shift, someone because by the name you can give us a t and who has quite a long experience in the industry, continues to come. i want to see myself working internationally. as a high profile may be the executive show. the students may be assessed, but you know, i want to see myself hitting enough knowledge that it can for these people this uh, real quick. you can make so much difference. a difference chef donald knows all too well in addition to his coming to school. he also runs the restaurant, well guess can enjoy his modern take on traditional recipe. the piece facebook and it takes to the page which book. so to colleagues,

step i to is very soft and i love the taste of the mit is for the humble stuff out of town. was the foundation of what turned out to be an award winning new competition in south africa in 2014 the mail that i just did. it's exactly the same thing that we did except the oaks time, because they will use the chicken leave us. so with the chicken leave us eh, i what this team that can position and the competition. because everybody started to love african from blacklist working with every country where the oil is. they bring some of these bring some of these because they loved because they have the refresh, organic shift donald has shown us that the flavors oldest, so to leave taste but around the world wanting more. so that brings us to the end of all episode. we are a few enjoy dates, head over to d, w dot com, forward slash at re max home will see you soon. the

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