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5FM on-boarded a new presenter and producer duo this month in the form of Smash Afrika and Given Baloyi. I always enjoy growing my family at work – perhaps its because my genetic family is so small? These guys have… Continue Reading →
We have entered our second phase of podcasting at 5FM with two brand new bespoke podcasts created solely for digital consumption and distribution. The first is a Facebook Live Streamed video podcast called Cassim’s Kitchen hosted by 5FM’s Kyle Cassim…. Continue Reading →
Last week I was fortunate enough to be invited to form part of a panel to launch a brand new piece of relevant and exciting African research. The Youth Opinion Report is an in-depth study of 500 Afrillenials conducted by… Continue Reading →
This week Grant Nash (who you can read about here) asked me what I say when I’m asked what my legacy at 5FM is. So I made a list. And one of of the things that I’m most proud of… Continue Reading →
I’ve never believed more fervently in my work philosophy and vision for 5FM than I do at the start of 2018. At the end of last year I reflected on what we managed to achieve despite the toughest of circumstances. … Continue Reading →
A great accolade has been bestowed upon me. I am the winner of the 2017 Veuve Clicquot Elle Boss Corporate Category Award. I know a lot of people say this but I really did not expect to win. My 5FM… Continue Reading →
I graduated to the degree Masters of Management: Strategic Marketing on Thursday 6th July 2017. It took: 1 supportive and patient husband 1 network of incredible professionals and people I work with 4 super smart Masters Cohort Girlfriends 1 ballet teacher willing… Continue Reading →
The Milan Plan is now history but what a chapter is has been in my life. It was the last plan I had and it over-delivered in so many unexpected ways. If I set aside my enriching academic learnings I… Continue Reading →
My friend Gail came to visit me for a two week much needed break and one of the things she said she wanted to do was to go to Amalfi. Upon researching for this trip I must disclose that Amalfi… Continue Reading →
I am in love with Budapest. After the concrete heat of Milan it was a welcome respite of greenery with the lazy Danube flowing bluely under its many ancient bridges. After a morning walking tour (they are free and the guides… Continue Reading →