Sakhile Nsibande

Activist, Business adviser, Business leader, Business mentor, Change Agent, Designer, Entrepreneur, Environmentalist, Event planner, Explorer, Foodie, Global soul, Idea generator, Inventor, Investor, Marketer, Potential employer, Producer, Single, Social entrepreneur

Education, business, indigenous systems, climate action, building sustainable communities, food security and technology. The world is too alive to be focused on one area, blending different sectors creates a better appreciation for the future we are in today.

The evolution of the Bantu education system, incorporating practical learning from the lowest level of the education system to the highest for a more vigilant and better equipped student

The first TED I stumbled upon was by accident a beautiful Kenyan lady wearing the colours of Africa with a Beaded dress. She spoke so passionately about how she's driving change in her community and the impact therefore. From thereon I started consuming TED talks, I was amused by the actual work people were putting in and the yielded results. The work I have done in communities was mostly inspired by TED speakers. I was later introduced by a colleague to TED-Ed and it sparked an interest in science, psychology and how things work. TED radio hour would be my next discovery in the TED universe and the capacity it has created in me is deep.

Graphic designing. This is a skill I taught myself in high-school and tucked away after getting into college. I only recently started designing again.