RC 261002702Azania Mosaka
Friday, 2 October 2026
The episode spotlighted women building careers and businesses despite setbacks, from local coffee entrepreneurship to Tato Moeng’s breakthrough in male-dominated sports broadcasting.
- 14:03
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi announced measures after 12 women were found murdered in Ekurhuleni, including safer police stations, enforced protection orders and better support for survivors.
- 13:14
Asmara Coffee founder Buge Magenchu said her locally produced brand survived COVID-19 and eight-and-a-half years of difficult trading while building a business with values beyond its founder.
- 13:21
Barista Civiwe Rangana moved from security work into coffee after repeatedly training unpaid on her days off, becoming part of Asmara Coffee’s team within months.
- 14:28
Sports broadcaster Tato Moeng described entering football broadcasting in 2010, facing sexism and limited opportunities before establishing a 16-year career at SuperSport.
- 14:57
Moeng said failure should be treated as a lesson: being thrown into difficult situations forced her to adapt, learn and keep moving forward rather than regard setbacks as final.