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When industrial psychologist Kim Ballantine suddenly lost her voice, her world turned upside down. How did she rebuild her life, parent her young children and keep her marriage going when further health challenges struck? And how did her voice finally return six long years later?
How did Prof Windapo, crippled by depression despite academic success, find healing and rise to become Africa’s top woman in construction?
Why has a British guy called Pete Portal been living for over 10 years in Manenberg, a part of Cape Town that many South Africans prefer to avoid? And what has it taught him?
Why is midwife Katie Wade supporting a hospital in Cape Town’s challenged Khayelitsha township? And how has she progressed through a season of personal disappointment to one that fulfils her deepest longings?
He lied, he stole, he smoked weed and was drunk while writing a Matric Afrikaans exam. Impressing people was his priority. But now he’s found a healthy way of living that’s impacting so many people for the good. How did he get there? Meet Cape Town’s Thobelani
Trauma led her to a heartbreak decision and an eating disorder. But she’s now calling on those very experiences to empower the moms, babies and senior citizens of Westlake, a challenged Cape Town community. Meet Louette!
Dr Michelle Meiring works at the coalface with terminally ill children and their families, yet finds light and beauty in the darkness. How?
After a life-shattering accident, how does a woman determined to prove the doctors wrong remain motivated?
How has Dr Garth Japhet pushed back at anxiety to help millions of South Africans, plus get closer to his own mother?