Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication

Tsepiso Makwetla is a broadcaster and journalist with more than 20 years’ experience in broadcasting and journalism. She’s currently the WHO Africa moderator for their online briefings on the Covid19 pandemic.Below is a list of some of her accomplishments and career experience: ▪ 2018 IVLP Alumni – Edward R. Murrow program ▪ International Monetary Fund in Washington ( She was roped in to help launch their youth dialogue at their Annual Summit in 2010); ▪ International Parliamentary Union at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva Switzerland – requested to facilitate a three hour live television panel discussion on the attainment of MDG goals with more than 100 parliamentarians from all over the world (2008); ▪ Co-host Women Deliver International Conference – Copenhagen, Denmark 2015 ▪ Moderating at the high-level conference of the African Union on democracy and constitution making, 25-27 November 2013 – Dakar, Senegal; November 2017 Pretoria, South Africa ▪ Guest speaker and facilitator the International youth conference on Elections in Abuja (2014) where she was both a facilitator and International Speaker

Tshanduko ‘Chandu’ Ligege’s broadcasting journey began in 2011 at the University of Limpopo as a volunteer presenter and music compiler at a campus based community radio station, Radio Turf.