"There’s a certain problem you need to solve. So I saw that problem and I felt that, know what, I’m going to do something about it. I want to change the way farming is done because it’s so unsustainable and it’s destroying the environment and people are not having access to food because of it."

"So for me with entrepreneurship, I’ll be honest with you, I wanted to be a pilot because I have a fear of heights. So every time I’m afraid of something, I like jumping into it so that I can get over that fear."

"So being an entrepreneur for me, I think it started with problem solving because even when you get into business, they tell you it’s all about solving a problem."

"It was just a startup, so there was no money, there was nothing, but I ended up enjoying it a lot. Then as I was working in that agricultural space, I saw a gap in the industry and a couple of issues in the soil preparation market."

"I think I was always a very ambitious person. I always wanted a little bit more out of the world. So even when I was in school, I always wanted to add extra things."

"Our goal is to make the entire process seamless, from finding a provider to getting your meds delivered to your home. By making everything tech-based, we are able to simplify, integrate and streamline access to healthcare services. Sitole on the core function of Zoie Health"

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"Life in Antarctica is wonderful."

"we were meeting all our targets to make the organisation independent of state subsidy. The pandemic hit us hard and we received £12.6 million for capital projects from the Government emergency fund."

"It is an icon of continuity; it has seen everything from the Norman Conquest to the Second World War."

"We tell the story of England — 6,000 years of history. We look after it and bring it to life."

"People will only preserve things if they understand them. We have to explain, therefore, why things matter. One of our purposes in this regard is to conserve things to help people understand their own history."

"I have always been interested in history and was taken to historic sites when I was a child. When I had young children, I went visiting with them, in turn. The diversity of visitors and the different ways they engage with historic places is something we have to be aware of and cater for."

"I would like English Heritage to be seen as a model institution for the challenge of bringing history to life"

"It was a very challenging time for that institution,’ she explains. ‘I learnt there how a charity was different from a government agency, which was invaluable for this job."

"I was so grief-stricken and had my guard down, which I never allow. I remember trying to drink and eat something and choking. I could speak, but I coughed a lot"

"I’ve known Kiernan for years. He was respectful every time I’d meet him. We never had personal issues and obviously, out of the respect for my label boss, I would refrain from socialising too much with him."

"Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine it would be as serious as that"

"We had spent two weeks in Port Elizabeth, where we buried my dad. On my way back to Johannesburg I fell so ill that I had to be carried in a wheelchair straight from the plane to hospital."

"I’m not going to disrespect Kaya FM. I’m not going to disrespect the other people who were in the room. I’m not going to disrespect Sammy T either because he is a legend in his own right. But I think in that moment I, you could see I was annoyed. But I was able to get my composure back and think, 'You know what, let me just breathe and explain to him what it is really about'."

"There was no spite, I could never spite Cassper. He gave me such a big opportunity to launch my career."

"And that's the reason why I didn't wanna work with female rappers before because I felt like nobody had created anything for themselves to make the collaboration impactful"

"For the longest time, I’ve never interacted with this person until when I was about to leave Family Tree."

"I would have shined as another female rapper. And that's what I didn't want. I want when I'm involved in something, Nadia Nakai has an impact. Not just 'it's a whole bunch of girls together."

"It just happened the way it happened and I don’t know how to explain it. I feel like it’s something God did. I feel like I don’t have to explain the Cassper element."

"Because I would have never shined as Nadia Nakai."

"There's a reason why I did what I did when I didn't do those female remixes, when I didn't jump on those songs, when I was okay that I wasn't on the 'Baddest' remix."

"I have a responsibility towards the next generation, not just an African American but for all of humanity who need someone’s shoulders to lift themselves up."

"If we are still using the old method we shall continue to get the same results as we did in the past."

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"These are just some of the issues that have not become better, but in many parts of the world have become worse including in our own country …so this suggest that we are not at the stage where we can rest, we need to continue."

"I am elated that so many people have been unified by this song in the moment of darkness and that it has inspired positivity and joy."

"Music has so many different purposes and uses; it is also very instrumental in uplifting people’s spirits in difficult times as it can be very therapeutic. Through my travels, I’ve met fans in countries that I never thought I would see myself in, who have told me how much healing they have gotten from listening to my music, even though I sing in isiZulu, my native language, which they don’t understand. That was also a testament to the fact that music has a healing and spiritual power that we may not fully comprehend, so why not try as much as we can to use it to create a better world"

"This demonstrates the importance of being united …we realise that sisterhood matters… it actually does not matter what political party you represent, what matters is standing for the truth."

"Have set goals, stop at nothing to achieve those goals, and be very disciplined with your life and work. Have faith in your abilities and always give your best in everything you do."

"Playing leadership as a senior player I believe is very crucial in guiding young players because I've also been guided and groomed by the coaches before. So, I think me helping the younger players can also benefit the team and I also believe that my leadership can also help younger players to develop their skills, help them to raise their confidence and understand the team's dynamics,"

"So, I still see myself continuing to help the young players because I also want to see them reach wherever I reached because I believe I was groomed well as a player. So, taking my experience and giving it to younger players, I think it can also help the team."

"Yes, the team did very well last season and our expectations are naturally high for the upcoming season but we know this league season won't be an easy one because there are no small or big teams. But obviously, us, as TS Galaxy, our expectations are very high,"

"I’ve learned not to give up in life. If I did take my life, the world wouldn’t have such a big song."

"Over the years I used to cry and tell God how unfair he is. Only later I realised why God did things the way he did them."

"As an individual, I just want to help the team win."

"Some people say a striker does not do much, but if they play as a striker, they’ll know."

"As a team we want to win, and we believe in ourselves. This will happen by taking each team at a time."

"Focus on your dream! Choose your circle! And don’t neglect your school! Just believe in yourself, you don’t need anyone."

"It runs in the family as my father used to play football, so I knew I was going to grow up to be a footballer. I was quite lucky with the support I had through my life."

"I started playing with boys in the streets, then a coach saw me to play in a girls’ team. I moved between clubs, until I came to Mameldi Sundowns only this year."

"I believe that my role as a striker is crucial in contributing to the team’s success. Scoring goals not only boost our chances of winning matches but also motivates and energizes the entire team."

"It’s been long overdue. I’ve been playing football since I can remember and it’s beautiful to see this tournament happening. We thank CAF for taking this step, so now we can deliver and show our talents."

"I am fully aware that scoring goals requires hard work, dedication and seizing opportunities when they arise on the field."