Two Witsies make top six in SABC’s ‘One Day Leader&#;
Seadimo Tlale, above, in the &#;One Day Leader&#; reality show.
SEADIMO Tlale and Anele Nzimande, LLB Law students at Wits, are part of the final six contestants on the reality show, One Day Leader.
The show airs every Sunday at pm and sees young people tackling economic, social and political issues. They compete against each other in an effort find one future social leader for South Africa.
Wits Vuvuzela spoke to Tlale, a first year at Wits and the youngest in the competition. She explained how being on a TV show is not as glamorous as one would think.
“It’s more work than it is glamour. It’s that one hour on Sunday when you’re on TV, and three hours after that when your inbox is full because everybody’s texting you. That’s the glamorous side, then after that it’s just work, work, work,” Tlale said.
Despite the work, Tlale is thankful to have been given this opportunity to be on the show.
“I actually get to inspire a lot of people. So many people look up to me, I walk around on campus and people are like ‘Sea right? One Day Leader!’ and I’m like ‘what? Do people even watch the show?’.”
Tlale told WitsVuvuze
Galoome Shopane She may have caught your attention as the vibrant, youngest of six contestants in the second season of the reality programme One Day Leader on SABC 1. Free Stater Seadimo Tlale (19), serves as an inspiration to both young and old with her fresh childhood and adulthood dreams. Many people have a dream, overt or covert, to have an impact, or better yet, make a change in the lives of those around them. One Day Leader is a television programme whereby six young people, aged between 18 and 25, showcase their potential in leadership. The contestants compete for the coveted title of One Day Leader. The show aims to educate South Africa’s young people on leadership skills while tackling political, social and economic matters in modern day South Africa. The programme seeks to create a social leader with a blend of both business and political sense in their quest for social change. Her motivation for entering One Day Leader was to inspire young people to take charge of their lives and own the future. Being the youngest and inevitably the least experienced in the youth reality show, Tlale definitely feels the heat in the
Here’s more about our hosts: Meet Delisile Mzimela, a Wits University graduate and Digital Media Content Aggregator at YFM. The past three years of her life have equipped her with digital media management, blogging, film production, acting, public-speaking and dance skills. Phindile Sithole-Spong, as a social entrepreneur, speaker, writer and businesswoman, has received various international and national accolades for her work, especially on HIV. She has been named one of the women to watch by the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF). Nokuthula Sikakhane prides herself as a youth leader in her community. Her wish is that people from all walks of life have their voices heard and contribute to policy and the country’s economy. Seadimo Tlale is no stranger to student politics – ask any active Wits University student about her. She’s a final year law undergraduate student at the university and an Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellow who is passionate about creating an equal and just South Africa for all those who live in it. Seadimo Tlale, One Day Leader number 2, dominating at debating. Seadimo Tlale is the last Witsie standing in SABC’s One Day Leader contest. The show that aims to find future leaders of the country will soon be coming to an end. With only 3 contestants left, the pressure is on for Tlale to represent Wits, as well as being the last female in the competition. When asked what got her this far in the competition, Tlale said: “People like the way I reason and stand by what I believe in regardless of what anybody says.” Known for her skills in debating, Tlale can proudly say that she has won the most debates this season, despite the fact that she is the youngest contestant to ever make it this far. “The quality that made me stand out the most was that people were amazed about how age is not a factor for me. I go out and achieve what I set to do,” said Tlale. The finale airs on Mothers Day, Sunday May 12, where the decision will be made on who will be South Africa’s One Day Leader With faith and assurance, Tlale is ready to go all the way. She said: “I have overcome great obstacles by challenging very strong oppon
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