'It has become easier to admit I need help. I'm realising people are available to help to help but we (women) don't call on them.' ion.
is her first gig behind the camera as executive producer and while she's learning on the job, she's also aiming to make a mark and do justice to the story of not only Nqobile but every woman in SA, Africa and the world.
“This is an extension of my purpose and bringing light, solutions, introspection and challenging society to think about and see these things in a different way. All God has done is give us a bigger and different platform to do it on.” Speaking about taking care of herself as she continues to make trailblazing moves, Ayanda said learning to listen to her body and mind became her greatest weapon.
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