JUSTICE MALALA MEET THE SPEAKER
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JUSTICE MALALA MEET THE SPEAKER is a political commentator and current affairs keynote speaker, newspaper columnist and author of the Number One South African bestseller “We Have Now Begun Our Descent”. He is rated as the top African political / economic analyst in South Africa
Malala writes regular weekly columns for The Times online newspaper and the Financial Mail magazine in South Africa. His new book about the SA transition to democracy will be published in 2021 in the USA, Canada, the UK and SA by Simon & Schuster.
Until August 2018 JUSTICE MALALA MEET THE SPEAKER was resident political analyst for eNews Channel Africa (eNCA). He also presented a weekly political talk show (The Justice Factor) on eNCA.
JUSTICE MALALA MEET THE SPEAKER
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Bronwyn Hesketh always said that she has THE coolest job on the planet. She gets to work with extraordinary human beings on a daily basis, connecting them with audiences who need to hear what they have to say. In fact – it’s not even a job: it’s an adventure and way of life for her. Her purpose, really.
Over the last 25 years, she have been immensely proud and privileged to work with truly amazing South African speakers (and more than a smattering of Internationals, too), and now, as she is busy setting up our San Diego office, Bronwyn is thrilled to exclusively represent them across North America, bringing them to a whole new market of audiences who need to hear their messages.
This is the platinum lining of the pandemic for me: “Virtual” has opened up whole new worlds for us, and she can’t wait to get them in front of as many people as humanly possible in the near future.
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