35 South Africa-based speakers on Mezzo - including Gugu Mthembu, Xolisa Dyeshana, and Juliana Leite. Each with the talks, gig history, and co-appearances to back it up.
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Trevor Noah
Political Satirist & TV Host | Bridging Divides Through Humor
Khensani Nobanda
Marketing Executive at NEDBANK | Pioneering Corporate Creativity
Gugu Mthembu
Chief Marketing Officer at TELKOM | Creativity and Brand Innovation
Juliana Leite
VP of Special Projects and Creative Content | AFRICA CREATIVE
Xolisa Dyeshana
Chief Creative Officer, JOE PUBLIC | Unlocking Creative Breakthroughs

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
UN Under-Secretary-General & Executive Director of UN Women
Kagiso Musi
Group Managing Director | Creative Leadership at META MEDIA

Gary Player
Golf Icon | Mastering Life Through Sport

Marcus Byrne
Dung Beetle Scientist | Emerging Tech & Biomimicry

Martin Pistorius
Author | 'Ghost Boy' Memoir of Locked-In Syndrome Survival

Neil Turok
Founder, African Institute for Mathematical Sciences | Pioneering STEM Education in Africa

Tania Douglas
Biomedical Engineer | Advancing Health Tech in Africa
Chris Harmse
African Tech | Emerging Markets | Fintech
Haroon Meer
Founder | Pioneering Cybersecurity & Emerging Tech
Carl Willoughby
Chief Creative Officer of Africa's most awarded agency | TBWA Hunt Lascaris creative leader
Jill Farrant
Botanist & Drought Expert | Pioneering Resurrection Plants
Euvin Naidoo
Business Strategist | Navigating Africa's Emerging Markets
Mitchell Besser
Founder & CEO | Revolutionizing Maternal Health in Africa
Boyd Varty
Nature Guide | Restoring Connection to the Natural World
Lindiwe Mazibuko
Former Democratic Alliance Leader | South Africa's Youngest Parliamentarian
Toby Shapshak
Futurist & Innovation Strategist | Transforming Africa's Tech Ecosystem
Sethembile Msezane
Multidisciplinary Artist | Challenging Narratives Through Public Installations
Siyanda Mohutsiwa
TED Speaker | Empowering African Youth
Nomava Zanazo
Founder & CEO | Empowering Entrepreneurship in Africa