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Kay-Dee Mashile

(She/Her)
Cape Town
As seen in: Business Report, Cape Argus, Independent Online, AllAfrica, Bizcommunity, Mail & Guardian, STAR, Daily News, The Journalist, Anchor.fm
Covers:  Women empowerment - Youth matters - Activism - Current Affairs - Politics - Business - Arts and Writing
Doesn't Cover: Celeb gossip and showbiz news
🎶 #HeavyRain Album out now! |🎓 M&G 200 Young Persons 2021 |📚 Publisher @ Perfect Love Publications |📱 Podcaster, YouTuber & Writer | ❤️ Jesus has my heart!

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Kay-Dee Mashile’s Biography

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Khotso Dineo (Kay-Dee) Mashile was born in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga. While she grew up in many parts of South Africa, to which she attributes her cultural diversity, her most steady home is still a beautiful village called Nkwinyamahembhe (Lillydale), in Bushbuckridge.

Kay-Dee works as a PR and Communications Specialist. She runs her own social media and marketing consultancy called Taugadi Media Consultants. She is also the Founder and Managing Director of Perfect Love Publications and Perfec…

Kay-Dee Mashile’s Journalist Portfolio

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We Regret to inform you ~ Kay~dee Mashile

We Regret to inform you ~ Kay~dee Mashile

Dreaded words I haven't been desperately looking for work in the past few years as I have either been employe…

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I can't wait - Kay-dee Mashile

I can't wait - Kay-dee Mashile

I can't wait to drive home in excitement To see you after a long day of work I can't wait to say "honey I'm h…

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Feminism ~ Kay-Dee Mashile

Feminism ~ Kay-Dee Mashile

Hi, I'm Kay-Dee Mashile and I'm a recovering feminist. I was first introduced to feminism academically in 201…

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God's heart for me ~ Kay-dee Mashile

God's heart for me ~ Kay-dee Mashile

I've heard it said... I didn't think it was possible. But now I finally get it, Now that I've seen it for mys…

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I like him, now what? ~ Kay-dee Mashile

I like him, now what? ~ Kay-dee Mashile

So, there was this guy in my church back when I was in university. He was smart, goofy and kind. Cool guy but…

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Reflections on the fall of those on whose shoulders we stand: A young Activist's tribute to Georg...

Reflections on the fall of those on whose shoulders we stand: A young Activist's tribute to Georg...

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Articles

Another new dawn for the rainbow nation?

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By Kay-Dee Mashile
| Missing Perspectives
It's been 30 years since Nelson Mandela was named the first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa in April 1994. Not only was he the first Black president in the history of the country; he was the people’s president elected by all South Africans of voting age. He was the first president to come out of the anti-apartheid movement, the African National Congress, which then became the ruling party for the next 30 years.
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World Mental Health Day: Meet an entrepreneur that has overcome unbelievable odds to make her business a success

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By Kay-Dee Mashile
| Business Report Verified
By 37m ago By Kay-Dee Mashile Entrepreneurship can be quite taxing and, literally, depressing. It's an isolated journey that one has to walk through to fully understand. It's often when you reap the fruits of your labour that you have an audience, thus making it look simple from the outside looking in. No one sees the sleepless nights and the tears you cry when you just can't anymore but have no choice but to keep going.
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PREPARING WOMEN FOR LEADERSHIP POSITIONS – Zimele Africa

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By Kay-Dee Mashile
| zimeleafrica.org
By Kay-Dee Mashile In recent years, many strides have been made in efforts to increase the number of women in leadership positions. However, little to nothing is done to prepare most women for these positions. While women led teams and organisations are often more productive than those led by men, this lack of preparation and support for women leaders often results in a number of challenges.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance Content Writer

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, but I'd love to! My neighbor had one when I was a child, but I never got to use it.

How is social media changing news?

It's more rapid and easily accessible, but it is also increasingly unreliable.