Candid Sustainability Podcast
The Candid Sustainability Podcast is a podcast about real conversations at the intersection of people, planet, and progress, hosted by me, Kabelo Rathobei.
In each episode I sit down with changemakers, practitioners, and everyday people doing extraordinary things in sustainability, from careers and climate finance to youth advocacy, renewable energy, and beyond. We keep it candid, we keep it honest. And we bring an African perspective to the global sustainability conversation, because Africa’s voice belongs at the centre of this dialogue not at the margins.
Candid Sustainability Podcast
Latest Episodes
EP 12: Lesotho's Renewable Energy Landscape
Lesotho’s clean energy story is far more promising and complex than many realise and you’re about to learn why every watt of renewable energy counted is a step toward regional leadership. In this captivating conversation, Limpho Thoahlane, a st...
E11: Sorghum- Africa’s Climate-Resilient Supercrop with Zandile Queen Finxa
Most of us have overlooked the humble grain that could be a climate hero sorghum, or mabele, as many Africans have known it for millennia. But what if this ancient, resilient crop is the key to food security in a warming world? In this episode,...
Part 2 Sustainable Beekeeping In South Africa with Emmanuel Moledi
Unlock the secret to harnessing nature’s most misunderstood creatures — bees — and discover how they can transform your community, your environment, and your future. Emmanuel Moledi, a passionate beekeeper, reveals the surprising truths about A...
EP 10: Sustainable beekeeping in Bloemfontein South Africa with Emmanuel Moledi
Unlock the secret life of bees and discover how sustainable beekeeping is transforming food security, climate resilience, and livelihoods in Africa. When most of us think of beekeeping, we picture a guy in a suit harvesting honey; but behind th...
EP 9: The Spaza Survival Crisis with Kabelo Rathobei
Most of us have never stopped to think about the tiny spaza shops in South Africa’s townships hidden engines of resilience that tell a much bigger story about survival, injustice, and the future of local economies. These small, often overlooked...