Story 1 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. Published author, freelance writer, public speaker and serial blogger, Brett “Fish” Anderson is challenging perceptions and changing the way we think about race, church and loving each other by using his gift of eloquence.

Story 2 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. In 2014 Heidi Segal and Laura Singh founded Outliers, a movement of people working together to empower the youth in disadvantaged communities and provide free quality education through a network of partnerships.

Story 4 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. John Scheepers, from Hope City Presbyterian Church, is dedicated to developing a holistic, theological, and cross-centred response to racial and economic injustice within the South African context.

Story 5 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. Valerie Anderson is the Conference Producer for The Justice Conference South Africa. She is committed to inspiring creativity, collaboration and generosity and engaging people in the long and steady pursuit of justice.

Story 6 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. Film making is more than a passion for acclaimed director and entrepreneur Shane Vermooten, it’s about sharing stories that have the potential to change lives for good. Stories that can change the world.

Story 7 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. In her capacity as senior lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch’s Theology department, Dr Nadine Bowers Du Toit raises controversial issues that affect people’s lives and looks at ways to practically implement the change that is needed.

Story 8 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. Anneke Rabe has the heart for reconciliation and unity. As part of The Mkhondo Prayer group, Anneke feels like forgiveness should be intertwined in everything we do.

Story 9 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We talk to International Prayer Director, Brian Heasly and his wife, Tracey. They talk about their time in Ibiza, their time at in Harmonie and the importance of spending time with God.

Story 10 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. In Langa’s life, he believes that if God is his creator, and we are his creation, what gives us life is abiding in the Lord. He says that to fully maximise what we are called to do on earth, we need to receive from Him and draw strength from Him.

Story 11 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. Ford Taylor says “I believe that God is calling me to be a part of helping the continent of Africa.”

Story 12 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. God is showing us over and over again that he loves people. He is calling leaders in every aspect of the socio fabric and culture of Africa, to join Him in this move. He also wants the communities to take ownership by using innovation in every form.

Story 13 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. There are three skills that every leader of the future needs to have.

Story 14 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We interview Werner Cloete as he tells us more about having the right heart attitude, the value of education and finding the balance between disharmony and harmony.

Story 15 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We speak to wonder woman, Nomaswazi Tinus. She talks about rural development, the importance of education and dreaming big.

Story 16 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We speak to Anthony Farr, CEO of Allan & Gill Gray Philanthropy Africa. He tells us more about his experience at in Harmonie, how one moves towards a state of harmony and words of encouragement for those who feel hopeless.

Story 17 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We speak with Melanie du Toit, who shares her story with us. She gives us an inside look at her experience at in Harmonie, how one moves from disharmony to harmony and the importance of meditating on the small victories in life.

Story 18 in the in Harmonie Leaders of Change from disharmony to harmony. We received the opportunity to talk to Joshua Cox, CEO of Fix Forward. He tells us about overcoming challenges, how to combat negative perceptions and his experience at in Harmonie.

Story 19 Patrick Loots works for the Disarmament Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) and Security Sector Reform (SSR) focal point in the United Nations Office to the African Union (UNOAU) and supports the AU in issues related to DDR and SSR.

Story 20 Rusty Labuschagne is a Motivational Speaker, Author and Professional Guide.

Story 21 Elias Kanaris is a thought leader in the area of leadership and team building, specialising in the topics of cultivating values-based leadership, developing trust and making more profit.

Story 22 Rael Bricker is a collector of experiences and observations. With over 30 years as an entrepreneur, he delivers a series of dynamic talks on building businesses by thinking outside the box. 

Story 23 Lenora Billings-Harris is a Diversity Strategist, International Professional Speaker and a recognised authority.

Story 24 We speak to Kenneth Kwan who tells us his story. He speaks about possibility thinking, the power of positive energy and celebrating the small victories.

Story 25 Daryl Heald is the founder of ‘Generosity path’, a global ministry where they help people explore the value propositions of “It’s more of a blessing to give than to receive.” Their real hope is to see transformed lives where thetruth will transform hearts,and the result of that will be greater generosity over the world.

Story 26 Laurie Doden is the executive director of the ‘EnGedi Group’ which is a group of ministry leaders, business leaders and their families. Laurie grew up in a business family and ran their family foundation for 15 years as well as their family business for five years.