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The Citizen
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
Show delves deep into industry success stories
The South African acting and entertainment industry is filled with inspiring stories of perseverance, talent, and passion. Recognising the need to spotlight women's journeys and foster a supportive community, the Waterfall City-based entrepreneur and actress, Tessa Twala, has launched Industry Talks with Tessa Twala. Inspired by LA Mag's Actress Roundtable, this new platform, which airs every second Monday on the Bro Beans Studio YouTube Channel, aims to become a binge-worthy show that delves deep into the real experiences, challenges, and triumphs of women in entertainment. The first episode, which premiered on July 7, featured veteran actress Shannon Esra, passionate arts advocate Dippy Padi, and Shonisani Mawisa, who has experience in both theatre and television. These remarkable actresses discussed various aspects of the acting industry. Also read: Brian Molapisane Foundation steps in to help boy child and mother Through Industry Talks With Tessa Twala, the creators envision a future where African women in entertainment are recognised, celebrated, and empowered to reach their full potential. Despite setbacks and disappointments in her acting career, Twala has chosen to focus on other fulfilling areas of her life, using her platform to inspire and uplift others. Known for her roles in Pusha Pressa Phanda, Kedibone, and Netflix's Kings of Queens Town, she's an Amma award nominee, fitness enthusiast, and passionate about making people feel something through her craft. As the Swazi-born actress continues to navigate the challenges of the entertainment industry, she remains dedicated to her passions and values, committed to telling meaningful stories, supporting emerging talent, and creating safe spaces for women in the industry. Follow us on our Whatsapp channel, Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates and inspiration!
The Citizen
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
Industry Talks with Tessa Twala aims to be binge-worthy empowerment of women
Industry Talks with Tessa Twala aims to be binge-worthy empowerment of women Industry Talks with Tessa Twala: Episode One brought together three remarkable actresses to discuss various aspects of the acting industry. Inspired by LA Mag's Actress Roundtable, this new show aims to become a binge-worthy platform that highlights the journeys, struggles, and successes of women in entertainment. Read more: CCBSA Drives Economic Growth and Youth Empowerment Across South Africa Despite setbacks and disappointments in her acting career, Waterfall-based entrepreneur, actress, and model Twala has chosen to focus on other fulfilling areas of her life, using her platform to inspire and uplift others. As Twala continues to navigate the challenges of the entertainment industry, she remains dedicated to her passions and values, committed to telling meaningful stories, supporting emerging talent, and creating safe spaces for women in the industry. The first episode, which premiered on July 7 on the Bro Beans Studio YouTube Channel, features veteran actress Shannon Esra, passionate arts advocate Dippy Padi, and Shonisani Mawisa, who has experience in both theatre and television. Through Industry Talks with Tessa Twala, the creators envision a future where African women in entertainment are recognised, celebrated, and empowered to reach their full potential. By sharing their stories, they aim to foster a supportive community that uplifts and inspires each other. The show airs every second Monday on the YouTube channel. Follow us on our Whatsapp channel, Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates and inspiration! At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
TimesLIVE
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- TimesLIVE
Another one! Tessa Twala launches a podcast
2025 is shaping up to be the year of podcasts, with numerous celebrities launching their own shows. The latest to join the fray is actress Tessa Twala, who on Monday launched Industry Talks where she chats to people in the entertainment industry to share their experiences. 'It's here! Industry Talks episode 1 is out now! I'm excited to share my conversations with talented women in film about their journeys, struggles and triumphs. Watch now and get inspired!'
Zawya
11-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
In Saudi Arabia, right first time for the new fitness event
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia / Rimini, Italy – At its first edition, the Riyadh Active Industry, Riyadh Muscle Show and Riyadh Active Exhibition event, organised by IEG Arabia, part of the IEG Group (Italian Exhibition Group), is already a leader within the Kingdom. During two activity-packed days (8th and 9th February), the event dedicated to wellness and fitness saw 10,000 professionals, buyers, enthusiasts and competition participants. Numerous leading brands have reconfirmed their participation at the 2026 edition. The appointment kicked off with a pre-opening attended by 120 sector leaders and guest of honour Naif Aldossary, consultant at the Saudi Ministry of Sport, and Basim K. Ibrahim, Director of Sport at the Ministry of Investment. IEG President, Maurizio Ermeti, was also in Riyadh for the new event. 'We are already at work for the 2026 edition,' said Francesco Santa, IEG's International Business Development Director, 'We will increase from two days to three and aim at doubling the number of visitors and tripling the space to 20,000 square metres.' All between 5th and 7th February 2026, in the ROSHN Front and under the supervision of the Saudi Ministry of Sport, in cooperation with Supporting Partners and the Ministry of Investment. This edition of Riyadh Active Industry featured top names and distributors in the wellness and fitness industry, such as Panatta, Wellness First, Delta Fitness, Al Hayat Investments and Matrix. The Industry Talks, Women in Fitness Forum and the Kingdom Roundtable were followed by hundreds of operators. At the Riyadh Muscle Show, thanks to the Saudi Bodybuilding Federation, under the patronage of the Ministry of Sports and the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee, 300 competitors took part in the 'Kingdom Championships', the Kingdom's most important national bodybuilding finals. The interactive presence of exhibitors, including Applied Nutrition, Dr Nutrition and C4, helped create an electrifying atmosphere and generate the unique Muscle Show experience. Lastly, the Riyadh Active segment, presented by Subway, featured well-known fitness personalities Heba Ali and Hana Basrawi among thousands of attendees. Brands such as Grenade, Lululemon, Gymnation, Les Mills, then played a key role in bringing the fitness community together. -Ends-
