This grounded, live conversation with Joe Fleming is about how people slowly lose their footing in life, often without realising it, and what it actually takes to build and rebuild well over time. Most people don’t wake up one day...

In 2007, Joey Evans was paralysed from the chest down after a devastating racing accident. The medical verdict was final. He was told he would never walk again, let alone ride a motorcycle. Ten years later, Joey stood at the...

Most people now know iKhokha as one of the local fintech giants that were recently acquired by Nedbank for R1.65 billion. Today, the platform processes north of R20 billion in annual card payments and puts roughly R1 billion worth of...

GG calls it KasiNomics, the economics of the informal sector. Instead of accepting the long-standing narrative that frames it as an “informal” or “underdeveloped” or “survivalist space, GG positions it as a profitable, thriving and diverse economic sector that is worth over a trillion rand.

Most people value personal safety yet almost no one has the time to spend years mastering complex martial arts. The result is that we drift into the dangerous alternative of knowing absolutely nothing, leaving our safety entirely to chance. Mark Grobbelaar calls the massive space between being a master ninja and being completely defenseless "The Niche."

In this sharp, no-nonsense keynote, Gilli unpacks how she transformed herself into a fully independent performing artist. She will share the practical skills, marketing knowledge, and most importantly, the self-reliant attitude required to build an audience from scratch.