IN CONVERSATION WITH NGIMPHIWE GOSA

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Today’s Book Club is not just about books — it’s about building minds, building
futures, and building voices that refuse to stay silent.
We are joined by a young visionary whose work sits at the intersection of
education, leadership, entrepreneurship, and creative expression.
From lecture halls at the University of the Witwatersrand to rural classrooms,
from digital innovation platforms to spoken word stages — our guest today is
shaping what it means to be a modern African educator and changemaker.
Today we unpack the story, the philosophy, and the purpose behind the journey
of Mr Ndimpiwe Gosa.
Beyond academia, he is also a poet, speaker, and youth advocate whose work has
been featured on platforms such as Power FM and national education forums.
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