Barbara Kamba Nyathi has been speaking publicly since she was six.  Her first brush with public speaking occurred when she recited a Bible verse at the school assembly.  That experience ignited a passion within her that has grown over the years.  During the course of the years she has gained experience and has transformed into an inspirational speaker, an author, a poet, a TEDx speaker, a lifestyle coach. 

She is also an entrepreneur with a passion for empowering women and girls.

Barbara Kamba Nyathi has over 9 years of experience as a psychotherapist and over 2 years as an inspirational speaker, and facilitator in her masterclass series. She focuses on mental and emotional wellness using techniques such as vision board workshops for professional and personal growth, team building exercises and personal coaching. Her vision is to inspire audiences to identify their golden thread, and overcome their life’s challenges.

In her signature talk, Unbecoming: The Art of Becoming, Barbara takes her audiences through her personal journey with cervical cancer, endometriosis, hysterectomy, sexual and emotional abuse, deafness, swollen pituitary gland, divorce, domestic abuse, and 14 surgical operations. She fearlessly rips off the band aid through her address of brokenness, woundedness, human fallibility and eventual triumph with such authenticity that her audience is easily drawn into her process of Unbecoming to who she is still Becoming today. 

Barbara Kamba Nyathi | Authentic Inspirational

Barbara Kamba Nyathi shares about her ongoing transition into leading a more purposeful life where love, peace and light are her core values.  She also engages the audience in self introspection to tell their own story, identify what they want to become and find ways to achieve it.  She is highly motivated to help others transform their lives and achieve their greatest potential.

With her TEDx talk, Barbara Kamba-Nyathi touched on issues that affect the modern day African Woman. She delved into those uncomfortable areas that we always try to avoid in conversation. In 2018, we all believe we have advanced socially and have raised the bar on how women are treated or viewed. Barbara exposes that the patriarchy still exists and is thriving. She systematically points out how we choose to ignore or glide over all the instances were women are handled as 2nd Class Citizens.

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