is to bring use a story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for free by the if you ever visit how, what do i need? but some of the capital city, then one of the place of you must visit is pac i live me. located is 15 kilometers north of the cities, and you will find a mix of places to eat, socialize, and get down to business. you and i are going to have fun exploring. but 1st she was, she can fight on today's episode. we need the inc. sisterhood. a group of female bike has been narrow b, defying serial. type in the mail dominated wells of speed on 2. we'll discover how sad this test file being a session design. if i'm gone is read,

the findings can say fabric. and then we find out the house of african might see me son, which is dancing her ways to a doctorate in movement. my name is ally seaver at caffeine. free and you are watching at the max the it's all about food as we enjoy, like jerry and shift are you ideally at a coco this restaurant office, a modern twist in authentic with african intervene. bolden sleeva and elegant in design. let's take in this may be the most elegant yellow fries north of africa, on some groove, lots to, to go with it. what's the story behind the inversion of this west african casting? normally drill off wouldn't be served in

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fishy grains of paradise via spices. and remind me these are the 3 basic ingredients and the refund was time. i'm to know how that how a coca has managed to find the established feel centric taste of west africa or cuisine level in london. does that look really delicious? i. oh, brings out the flavors of west africa in the most of most watering. wait a day. i am with an inside of my house, who is one of the directive of the pack and letting it stayed. highness, i welcome to the show officer. name did. so you've got a very unique place here with a very interesting story. please tell us more about it. well actually from a historical point of view, 1976, our parents were able to have the options to buy this farm, which was then outside of the city boundary off of buck on this used to be

a farm that was in the northern part of hover i mean we're, we're, we're, we're, we're sitting on specifically this is eva which is a floating cause evo on the lake. is inside pocket. i mean golf for state and hotel result. basically this is a development that was part of the greater part calamity development, the car. yeah. how would you describe that? let me, is it an estate for the township? so though you could call it, the sub menu will call it the northern suburbs or the beds and so forth. it is actually a water within the city boundary of hyper on it. so you describe it as a township and it's a township because it, it provides all the facilities that go beyond. just it'd be a residential place. what does this thing the growth of population is? what is its development? have been so beautiful to see, and it's often deemed as a multicultural, but can you please explain more to us about that? absolutely. because parkland is freehold land, it's meant that being the 1st privately develop township where we us park,

allow me a states which is a family owned company, puts in all the infrastructure and that's from the roast. the electric go to the what to, to sewage. uh so it, it, it never had a restriction of your message. if you can afford to buy a property here, you could afford to buy property here. thank you so much for teaching us more about park. i mean, we'll catch up with you later. no, thank you. when we talk about like, cuz you my picture via did said to, to manage in black live. but in a row be the inc. fist code is sets everything that stereotype, these women of focused on changing. so essentially the as making a difference. what drives the mentor, right? is it the 3, you know, the open road? how of the engine beneath them or the sense of freedom that only 2 wheels can offer me the ink to hold a group of women, breaking barriers and creating change in there'll be in

a walled with speed and steel, are often seen as a man's game. how do this we meant carved out a space uniquely there. oh, heard right. in 2018. i just had a baby in uh, 2016 actually. and um, i felt like may i get into the do we need to get life founded in 2016 and officially incorporated in 2021. the inc. 6, the who the association is begun is a risk goes to the growing number of women motorcyclist was sort of supportive environment where they could enhance their writing abilities and road safety awareness. but what challenges of the fixed one of the things is that the 5th, as we meant is findings to double. yeah. for the ladies for the 2nd thing is a challenge and they told you what to do and to whom living right does on the road . not just commercial, but also the previous one. the group's name was inspired by the inc. baker training school in a role be, what fuels these women,

and what impact are they making beyond the helmets and handled bars. uh, one of the biggest misconceptions when i say did id was um, how does that lead the very like was given you from me showing you need this except for those from you showing for you to be lazy by a car. so i, as in when i drain insist a who holding this committee to a race of 14 women who have oh, so they're not going through the same challenge. and some of them have gone through different challenges to. but one thing that stood out was that was that, do i have asked for each of and i became part of that community. so a part for writing, i think this whole funds for we have 3 pillows. we fund for road safety training of our members. and enhancement of uh, deals within the group inc. sister whose influence goes beyond the motorcycle. we have a strong focus on social impact is, has partnered with beyond what to support the girl project in the syrian and q barrett shop to is providing mentorship, essential supplies,

and scholarships for girls facing challenges such as poverty, early childhood marriages, female genital mutilation, f t, m and domestic violence. so the goal project is um, one of our projects we thought about like giving lots of a society. so we felt like as women, when we write out that and which in different communities, goals and young women all is so intrigued in one like how is it possible for our lady to be on to the be which a cycle writing to so many different pieces so from that and we recently heard, we should find a group of ladies of group of young girls, and we couldn't be able to mentor and just show them that this advice after each i had. but how does the experience of writing with other women differ from writing alone, or we mix gender groups being in the instance to who does come to mind that these have a big difference between finding alone and id in the group. and um,

one thing is when you find like the it's a mixed group with men and women, sometimes they may not supportive and we're like kind of protect the women in the group. but sometimes the reckless and that puts us danger new members when they join into so the owners have that philosophy. welcome to the group. we encourage them for us to ride, obviously based on their own. and if they want company to get out right there on the sitting game, their confidence, we also provide that as well. i. so as role models in the community and we have to find that balance between the. busy 3 level to cycling and um, being would i advocate for the poor looking up to us? so i think through into so we need different trainings that we have the also training. 8 we do different life skills training as well. so that helps us find the balance and, and, and also funding road. so who's of us?

because when you're on the road just before looking at to the, sometimes the web branded merchandise. so you can, can you define and say that even lady from in system. but what motivates this we meant to write and what does being on the road mean to them? so wonder me today it was um, it was during coverage. and um, it's been a bucket list item because i have 4 of them, but as of which one is asking them what to say, the least. and i think cause i just green, i don't believe you end up being about to cause me to make i'm so part of it was the letting mean to that to interest the question from which the cycling drives me to ride the pressure on for being a lady who presents something different, something unique that also drives me to right. being on the open roads for me is a sense of freedom, a sense of connection with god. and mostly it's just about the us doing something that's a really empower as me as an individual and also

a chance to meet other people who enjoyed the same thing being which the cycle has helped me go to places that i've never thought i would never go to that i would never reach. i mean, i've been to my alley, i've been to, i'm gonna send you on a bike. so just as to be like the excitement of being going that far is a exciting inc. sisterhood. the non political, non sectarian group currently has a 2 female writers, and as the wheels continued to turn, so too does their impact reaching fob you're on the road and into the hearts of those state inspires keep those engines warrant maybe. today we, i and what's on the exploring park, i mean what are some of the facilities that you can find here? let me and, and the estates you were sitting at the gulf of say that was about the conference. i would say a convention center with a hotel, we've called south coaching apartments. when you go into greater populations,

you've got the industrial side or kind the way we've got industrial plots, which have attracted a lot of industrialists, both. whether it be in the logistics space, whether it be in the large storage space, how can i mean it's been able to attract a industrial investors? so you know, this side used to be with the conferencing brand new ones to use a closer, closer to them, not as customer phones with restaurants. what's your number one tip for being a good leader? and managing a business like this is that you've got to actually sit on yourself with people that are better than you. thank you so much for teaching us more about park 11. we now hits a gun to meet travis casper obeyed. who is re imagining had within 6000. okay . it's not entirely new to and supports the traditional can take

a special level every day, close it. the iconic fabric from government has long since ceased to be used only for ceremonial purposes. but what mixture of this comfortable being closed and so different the plus fan of all the hesitating or some connection is the idea of imagining stratus now, me and $6000.00 together to create a form of i hybrid funding can see from the sun season day we have gets it from the both our region and then we have full from the, from the northern region. we don't want to have a separation of me, but we want to have and come in, take stop. before we let all of ok, let's take a look. that's how troubles me this into the pulse, a list of designs from africa. he found that this old fashion brand was still a student in 2018 and 2, yes. liza. she was already one of the 30 on the 30 design that's in africa. arrived

question week chavez has simply done everything, right. what's it that easy? parts of the southern use. i personally, i have freeze fabric on saying you're dealing with, you know, as, as, as, especially with the team. this about what has been able to do is that from brainstorming from skits is design and the approximate weight. so we can't understand where we are headed, not just for them to sit down and there's this making the office. we also mentioned that training i've, we've is as well and you need a certain mindset to be able to take them through that process. so we are looking at my start with you guys and also people who would have the insurance. we have the few so we can add more value to our new kind of living fibrex or take spouse. my mom used to dress and a very different ways. so she wasn't dressing the very typical game in human style . so that also kind of like gives me that ceiling. no one seems to be in the space

. i've had the amazing support from family friends. they've been incredible and without them i didn't think all the way up to date. no gun yet. king t is an intricately woven fabric with roots that couldn't be true to the 17th century. initially, it was one exclusively for royalties, but has now become a symbol of called true identity. it is owned by most gonna use in widely used join, important ceremonies. like what is festivals of fennel's symbolizing prestige, wealth and belonging. but what's, what's travis's reason for tending this fabric around for everyday use? the weaving of the kids, he was more heavy uh, bought for me as a design that it's how do you recruit some more product options? also our local fibers. i wouldn't want to this to have increased lights on the very same of the honey living fibers. so having done so the theme of the placing is

hesitating motion and everything in motion. because moving the chart is not say to me and then have in the morning to you 2 weeks, but how does he incorporate elements of the kings of fabric? and so his design for me, it's very important to celebrate. our hesitate is very important in c, p, i facing to what we have yet. so that's why i'm excited to incorporate our money and hundreds and 6000 my collections. my creative process comes with 34 months, have the receipts and fees, and then i have the reference fees, and then i have to create some direction fees. so that's the moment i look for things to see that if it's awful minds i'm going to talk about is gone all week. i'm going to talk about your service agent, move something it took a while and then have the meanings to wait. then i move to the references site and we have the direct reference and then the in directory please. all my life process me ralph. my dream is so we have sent in for it to be life likely enough,

travis came in any way that we were to have something to do with your fault, and i am very much happy about it. noticing that my dream has come true, match in traditional text 1000 more than fuss entrance as most small feet. the balance in us between traditional craftsmanship and fashion innovation is not always assessed for in the summer, the traditionally is bod uniforms of the king and the limpid sea were criticized while at the same time the do or fabrics of the major ways were repeatedly celebrated. how this travers money to inspire cause of us the voice of what is flashing ideas of tool. we're talking above oil sex cells. then in 5 weeks means who am i to me? the represents me the my to agency. they've been throughout history. they've been very significant,

we needs to be able to create small 5 small pieces. so not just necessary, just creasing the february and then making i suggest the close. but we need to create a whole new products where we can have it as our dealing with. but how the guardian audience would truly react to his casual kids a close, travis doesn't to new yet. that's why he plus introduces new collection through a pop up. so event, friends, family and fashion and says, yes, i advise that to be part of this revolutionary flush and experience. will the collection be at this desktop hits? thomas has always been creative and you see that seen his designs. and the way he tells this story is linked into the gun in a tradition and blended, and it's in the kind of pieces that he makes. and so he's supposed to maintain to see that he has actually directed the creation of handles in fabrics that a lights and a brief apple. and that has been made into very easy and slowly,

every day piece is how i ensure that i have been some designs. these really binds device being very close to the wave as well. because the mall, we are closer to the more we can have more innovative ideas. and also to as far as that design is, that can also push as have been designed to even the next level. so the more the people are coming in, the more we are also thinking forever and beyond that test, one wins will. and true offices came to collection shows that this royal fabric doesn't have to be reserved only for special locations. i absolutely love to have one of those getting a ph. d is a huge accomplishment for amy. one added a mental health diagnosis and it becomes an even bigger challenge. but despite all of this, to me, a south african fear to make that is done and seeing how way through head degree

work and life. and in 567823. as the performer and director, mike gave me some with see, see challenges, norms as 2 types with her contribution dawns and theater performances, the like groundbreaking seeing rate on periods in 2018. i. i do believe that a certain regimes and sits in ways of thinking he needs to be challenged and, and needs to be disrupted. and i also understand that there's the learning process in that learning that i can take from those spaces and the learning i can give to those spaces. and now she has said her sites on the next day to me is about to become a doctor of dons and movement. but why is it so important for her to change, don, and make views and dances confront via prejudices and pre conceptions. i

think i found myself very lucky to be able to do movement and physical theater because i truly believe and i'm still trying to articulate it. but i truly believe that the arts and theater is able to do something that not many of the disciplines of fields can do in terms of bringing people together that are different and to acknowledge difference not to ignore it, not to say, you know, we're all the same, but rather to say, okay, we are different, different skin colors, different bodies, different abilities. but we can come together and make something meaningful to me, belongs to a small group of black south african women who make it to the academy at home. the challenges on the way of still to me is the lack of opportunities, money support. and when that is also mental disposition, how do you manage that?

i fell in love with theater. i've been in the performance and i spoke to my parents about that, but they were supportive they, they knew that i wasn't going to be like, my brothers are very business minded. people always scared me very numbers people. but it's not just an area of interest that says do me a pod from her brother is a 28 years old. she's diagnosed with a d h d, another major obstacle on the way to a ph. d. how does that work? i have an i'm an advocate for being in the therapeutic process and i have been in multiple therapeutic processes. but when i decided to get a ph d, i knew that i would need help. i had been in therapy for, for a while, and we obviously talked about the ph. d and it was really, really hard for me. being african, it's not normal to open up a bunch of feelings or mental issues. many families doing agree to seeing therapist how did her family support her during her diagnosis?

my, my parents and my family mean a lot to me and they have make very many sacrifices so that i can pursue this because it is not a normal way about it. and they that they supported me and they support my siblings in, in the joining to pursue knowledge. they, they, i learned people in they own way. they may not, you know, have decrees and all of that. but learning curiosity, people have always been a focus for us as a family. and yeah, and i think they, they what they have been and continue to be incredibly supportive of, of my work and of me. so when she knocked the effect as though recently, like a month or 2 ago when she explained to the aids to and she explained the medication, been so many things started making sense. how did she manage mentally, physically and emotionally? well, judging her job studies lift,

turn overseas and to relationship with friends and family. i realized in my undergrad that had a lot of anger and, and it was during the time of, of, of, of, of protest action at universities. and so there was a lot to that i became conscious of a box my identity and i and i knew that i had felt discrimination. i felt the pressure test in different spaces, but it became very, very visible to me during the undergrad. yes and, and i needed an alternate for this and in the art became that and then i got to teach and there was a softness that came into my, into my world. and, and for me that was the he like, you know, i think that, that part of it, you must feel the angry i knew must be allowed to express anger. because out of that, something beautiful can arise in teaching. is that for me to me is main name is to break pretty just is because in post a parts a set that becomes,

it should simply be possible for everyone to continue their education. not normal to struggle, sometimes as much as we are struggling. and so to be ok to ask for help and support, but to be a gen take about once health and mental and otherwise is important when you want to pursue something like a page to find people who are your people that can support you through it. yeah, but do it at the end of the day, do it well then give me an older based on your ph. d. well that's it. from here impact. let me cover and what's, why don't we hope that you enjoy the show? don't forget to finalize. one i was social full more till next time, by the,

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