The five most influential women to follow on social media platforms
I am feeling
anxious and excited to write my first blog as a public relations student and
cannot wait to receive feedback from you. As it is women’s month the blog will
pay tribute and discuss five influential women who are visible on the social
media platforms. Today’s bog will mainly be about women who do not only stand
out in the social media platforms but are influential to their followers.
As a women
myself I take pride in embracing these five influential women who have not only
being credited for their fame but for the fact that they have given back to the
communities they come from, be it inspiring someone or helping at an orphanage
home and giving orphans hope. These women are talented in different
disciplines, others in the art platforms such as radio, television and films,
and others are talented or popular for their entrepreneurial skills.
The Five influential Honey’s to follow
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| Khanyi listed on forbes as young power women source:http://goo.gl/eThqUM |
Khanyi Dhlomo founder of Ndalo Media, director of the Foschini retail and
on the advisory board of the University of Stellenbosch business school, she
has worked hard to be where she is today. She has realized that the future of
the media lies online, this has led her to open up DestinyConnect.com which is
a website that serves as the online extension of the Destiny’s
magazine. http://goo.gl/785DFh. @KhanyiDhlomo on twitter.
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| Better known as your girl B source:http://goo.gl/XH7mPX |
Television
personality, Radio Dj and business women Bonang Matheba has worked hard to earn
her recognition of being one of the youngest women to be successful, as she is an
ambassador of the cosmetic brand Revlon and has her own lingerie line with
Woolworths called Distraction. A go getter and a person you can look up to
right? With 714, 00 followers on twitter @bonang_M this is her twitter handle.
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| former Miss SA source:http://goo.gl/M6Yy7U |
Bataetsana
Khumalo well know as ‘Bassie’ can be declared to be the most influential women
in South Africa, not only because of her beauty and pageants but because of her
success in the broadcasting industry. Basetsana is not only a television mogul
but an individual who always has interest in helping the communities, hence she
established the Khumalo Family Foundation. She is a shareholder on Tswelopele
production which produces Top Billing on SABC3. http://goo.gl/WKSyrW. @basetsanaKumalo follow.
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| Noeleen popular talk show host source:http://goo.gl/Q81isn |
Noeleen Maholwanan- Sangqu a television presenter who
hosts the first popular talk show. She
believes in community empowerment projects. Noeleen has won the crystal Award
for Best talk show host for 3 talk back in 2004 and 2005 http://goo.gl/tvvkIh. With
122, 000 follower on twitter '@Noeleen3talk' she is a must follow.
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| Dr Motsepe source:http://goo.gl/Hby3yO |
Precious Motsepe is a medical doctor and Executive
chairperson of African fashion international. She is one of the first women to
open up a health clinics in Johannesburg, are you not inspired? Listed SA most
influential Women in 2012. http://goo.gl/6jh4IJ, isnt she just inspirational? @PreciousMotsepe
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I love your idea of using these successful women as its women's month truly inspires one to work hard and achieve their dreams.
ReplyDeleteI am very glad that you are inspired by these wonderful women that I have chosen, yes one has to work hard in order to a achieve their dreams. Happy women's month to you.
DeleteLove your article, these women are indeed incredible in their own disciplines, be it entrepreneurial, arts and media. these women have shown that as an individual you can achieve anything you desire in life. with their humble spirits these women also empower other women with their success stories. Keep up the good work and keep representing women since its women's month.
ReplyDeleteHappy that you loved it and that you think their are incredible because their are. Such women give us hope to do better in life and will keep flying the flag up high.
DeleteThis is a great blog, which reminds us how special we are as Women since it is our Month. I am inspired by Noleen as she is a women who is able to stand her ground. Social media helps us engage with them and makes life much more easier
ReplyDeleteThank you Nobantu, these women are inspiration to us women as they motivate us to do better and reach our goals. Very glad that you inspired by the women that I have chosen. Happy women's month to you
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ReplyDeleteI specifically adore Bateatsana Khumlo and Precious Mostepe for their beauty and brains, they are truly making their mark in a 'mans world'. They are perfect examples that its not about where you come from but where you going.
ReplyDeleteI truly agree with you on that one, that it is not where you come from but where you are head to. it is all about how hungry you are for success and determine to achieve your dreams and aspirations. happy women's month to you my beautiful sister.
DeleteWow what a way to pay respect to women who make a difference in a society. I really enjoyed reading your blog. And big up to all the women who contribute towards developing our society.
ReplyDeleteThese women have paved the way for us, up and coming professionals and this was a way of paying tribute to them for giving us hope to reach our goals. Happy women's month to you my beautiful sister.
DeleteYou got your influencers spot on Lebo, well according to what I think especially with Bonang, Khanyi D & Basetsana. Those are women who basically 'opened doors' for every other woman in SA. I mean they give each and every woman ;black and white; hope to become what wasn't acceptable before for woman.
ReplyDeleteThey have shown us that you can achieve anything you put your self to. wish you all the best and never give up. Happy Women's month.
Deletewow great choice you made on choosing all these beautiful women as your influencers because really they are. They make me proud to be amongst South African women because really no words can express how much these women have done and archived till this day so well done on this post.
ReplyDeleteHappy that you love my selection, they have paved the way for us up and coming professionals to pushing hard and never give up. Happy Women's month to you lovely lady
Deletewow girl great work you have done with your blog it is so influential and for the fact that you used well know south African female influencers, takes the cake girl keep up the good work am really inspired .
ReplyDeleteI am happy that your are inspired by the ladies. All the best and happy women's month
DeleteHappy women's day too you sister im truly inspired to do greater things as a woman after reading your blog thanx
ReplyDeleteGlad that you are inspired by my selection of wonderful women and always keep in mind that you are beautiful and can achieve anything you put your self to. Happy Women's Month
DeleteAfter reading your blog, I wish I was born a woman too. It was very thoughtful of you to write about this and include the aforementioned women. I mean, the perception does not only inspire but it educates women and the young generation to come out of their comfort zones, make a living for themselves and not solely rely on other people(men to be precise) for their livelihood.
ReplyDeleteWe need to transmit the idea that education is not just to make you more well-informed and give you a memory bank of information and skills that lead to a career/money; but that, through the use of education you become a more brainy person, a deeper philosopher, better able to express yourself, better able to understand all sensations. We need to see education as being able to grow the mind rather than fill it with data, quotations and formulae. We should seek to become authors, not books. Lebogang, thank you for putting this up on your blog!
I agree with you on that one education is about growing the mind not just fill it with information and these women have proven that to us by there achievements. happy that you like my blog, its only a pleasure.
DeleteIm really impressed with your choice, they indeed influence us as individuals of south africa and they basically make a difference in the society in all expert.
ReplyDeleteglad you like my selection the women real represent us women and they motivate us to do better in our professions. Happy women's month to you.
Deletevery interesting and insightful, blog for the knew and old generation inspired by drive
ReplyDeletethank you Neo, glad that you found my blog interesting and that it has inspired you.
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