Airing September 30th-October 6th on Inspiring South Africans with Heather de Wit and her guest Jolandie Rust

Jolandie Rust – affectionately known as Jo, is a 30 year old South African adventurer, who continues to push the envelope. She is the 1^st woman in history to circumnavigate the entire African continent solo on her trusty motorbike – no back-up, no support team, covering 45 000 kilometers through 28 countries over a period of 18 months !

In 2008 she cycled through South Africa from Johannesburg to Cape Town. In 2010 she became the first person to have cycled around South Africa, covering a total distance of 5 951 kilometers in exactly 100 days. In 2011 she cycled from Cape Town to a town called N’Zeto in northern Angola before having to return home as a result of an armed robbery and which incident changed the course of her future in a positive way.

Jo now shares her story with people all over the world, motivating and inspiring others to overcome their own fears and live their biggest dreams !

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She is currently training for her next challenge, which is to qualify for the team that will be representing South Africa at the BMW GS Trophy taking place in 2016.

BLOG : http://jorust.com/

FACEBOOK : jolandie.rust,

FACEBOOK BMW GS girls : bmwgsgirls

ARTICLE: globalwomenwhoride.com/jolandie-rust/

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Aired September 23rd/14 on Inspiring South Africans with Heather de Wit and her guest Prof Sunette Pienaar

Prof Sunette Pienaar is a Social Entrepreneur, Compassionate Caregiver and the Founder and Executive Chairperson of Heartbeat, a nurturing NGO, which she started in 2000.

Heartbeat is set on empowering orphans and vulnerable children to reach their full potential, through quality service provision, development and capacity building, to be responsible leaders of the future by providing them all with educational material, health and social services.

The Mission of Heartbeat is that it dreams of all children in Africa being happy and having opportunities to fulfil their dreams. The ultimate goal is to develop sustainable communities with the capacity to care for and protect the rights of these youth and their families.

In 2004 it was estimated that 12 million children had already lost one or both parents due to HIV globally and that by 2010 that number would increase to 18 million children. According to a research paper in 2011 on the state of the South African Family, a total of 3.95 million children had lost one or both parents by 2008, an increase of about a third since 2002 and it is estimated that by 2015, some 5.7 million children would have lost one or both parents to AIDS.
Since inception, Heartbeat has reached close to 50 000 orphans and vulnerable children  through direct and indirect interventions. These include child-headed households, granny-headed households and potential orphans living with terminally ill parents.

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To see how they are changing lives look here

Website : http://heartbeat.org.za/v

Journey to the Core : http://www.journeytothecore.co.za

Facebook : facebook.com/HeartbeatNGO

You Tube : https://www.youtube.com

Journey to the Core : http://www.journeytothecore.co.za

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Airing September 16th-22nd on Inspiring South Africans with Heather de Wit and her guest Rod Suskin

Rod Suskin, a white Sangoma, from Cape Town, South Africa, is the author of 4 published books and is also a professional Astrologer. His Astrology School teaches an internationally recognized Diploma course in professional astrology, which is also available on line.

Rod was initiated as a Swazi Sangoma in 1982 at the age of 19 and, since living in the Cape, he has furthered his study of African healing and spiritual traditions under the guidance of Xhosa healers. He believes Astrology is a powerful diagnostic tool and guide for the herbal practitioner.

He lectures extensively around South Africa on a variety of metaphysical subjects and also presented at the Parliament of World Religions in 1999. He has also lectured in the UK and the USA on astrology and African spirituality.

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Website : http://www.rodsuskin.com/

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/rodsuskin?fref=ts,

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Airing September 9th-14th on Inspiring South Africans with Heather de Wit and her guest Colleen-Joy Page.

Confronting mortality twice, to enabling, Colleen-Joy Page is the owner of Inner Life Skills Coaching International®, an Author, Professional Speaker + self taught Artist,

Can art and creative expression assist us in tapping into the innate wisdom of the soul? For Colleen Joy Page, the simple image of an apple tree revealed many profound secrets about life, Being and intuition.

Colleen confronted mortality twice at an early age, when she was diagnosed with a disfiguring brain tumour and again with the recurring illness of her younger daughter Megan. In this show, she talks about how these medical traumas have been a blessing in disguise, teaching her powerful and often painful life lessons.

With more than 22 years of experience training and coaching individuals and companies, says Colleen, “Whether you are a Multi-Millionaire or someone living in a shelter, unless you feel like your life is being driven by true purpose, you can feel lost and poor.”

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Journey to the Core :http://www.journeytothecore.co.za/colleen%20Joy%20Page.htm

Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/ILScoaching

Colleen-Joy : http://www.colleen-joy.com/,

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Airing September 2nd-8th on Inspiring South Africans with Heather de Wit and her guest

Lisa Chait, who is a Broadcast Journalist, spent almost 16 years in radio, first presenting news and a weekend music show on Cape Town’s Good Hope FM and 10 of those years as a Host on Cape Talk 567FM.

Some years ago, for 6 consecutive years, she also lived on a tower for 10 days and nights at the V & A Waterfront in Cape Town, raising over R1.2 million (approx $94,000 US dollars) for the prevention of child abuse.

In 2009 Lisa presented ‘I Am Woman Leap of Faith’ a formidable South African television series, which features the lives and Leaps of Faith of 52 remarkable women exploring how they stepped into brand new territory when faced with life’s greatest challenges – see Link below.

With her current project, a video television series ‘It’s Africa’s time’, Lisa believes that Africa is indeed the new frontier. The series is taking her all over Africa into the lives, different cultures and business models in Tanzania, Malawi, Ethiopia, Liberia, Mauritania, Senegal, Kenya, Botswana, Mocambique and Zambia.

More recently Lisa founded a unique family heritage video, audio and written memories project called Life Stories, which sees her interviewees talking across time to future generations, whom they will never meet.

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I am Woman Series : http://www.iamwomanseries.com,

I am Woman – You Tube : http://youtu.be/XB3P74zoB-U,

Life Stories : http://www.lifestories.co.za,

Life Stories Schools Project – http://youtu.be/7wfM8ferhh4,

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