What does it mean to be Black, Muslim, and female in South Africa, and to speak truth to power through journalism? In this episode of Strangers, we sit down with journalist Nontobeko Aisha Mkhwanazi to explore how identity, faith, and gendered violence shape public life, from the township to the newsroom.We unpack the realities of growing up as a religious minority, navigating life as a visibly Muslim woman, and confronting gender-based violence both personally and professionally. Most importantly, we explore how storytelling becomes a tool for governance, resistance, and reclaiming space in institutions that often exclude.Follow for more episodes on power, governance, and civic resistance across Africa and the diaspora. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit zainabtaongachirwa.substack.com

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