Small correction to an exceptional leader's presentation. Robert Sobukwe didn't die in prison. He was released in 74 and was confined by law to Kimberley. He established a law firm in Galeshewe township. But he was not allowed to have more than two visitors at a time. He was prohibited from being outside his house after sunset and before sunrise. But he continued to be humble and generous to the end. On one occasion he was driving his VW Beetle from Kimbeley court when he came upon two cops struggling to fix a tyre on their car. He stopped and helped them until the tyre was fixed

Two years later am still listening to this inspirational conversation.

My goodness! What a wonderful interview, absolutely inspiring and insightful. Mr Mohale speaks of his grandmother's wisdom - I am astonished at his wisdom. Thank sis Dudu, please carry on the good work. We have to see more conversations with change-makers like this.

A man who is relevant to life itself. Never look down on anyone based on their skin colour, social status and standing as well as background. If all leaders were like him the world would be a better place.

To be to do the IMPOSSIBLE one must be able to see the INVISIBLE. What a profound statement.

Bonang Mohale, what an exceptional mind and man. “The son of the soil” that he is!

Mr. Mohale's Wisdom, The detail, The Passion. Great Interview Sis Dudu...I am moved!

Such wisdom. Thank you for a great interview

Ntate Mohale blows me away every time I get the chance to listen to him speak. He is a leader par excellence and thank you Ms. Msomi for bring him onto your channel.

Well done Dudu. My first time to hear of your guest but really impressed. Keep on.

This is a great profound interviews that indicates a good leadership for transformation.Thank you Mr Mohale to have someone like you.Im proud of you,,,

Well spoken. True leaders give us hope

I reall love ntate Bonang Mohale, What an incredible experience 👏

Yho I’m amazed so much insight!!!

Thank you Dudu and Bonang

The son of soil 😃