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Nolo Phiri Launches ‘Leading Ladies’ to Empower South African Women in Entertainment

Nolo Phiri, an actress and producer, has launched an effort to bring together important South African professionals to teach young people in the entertainment sector.

The former “Rhythm City” actress recently debuted “Leading Ladies,” a ten-part discussion series honoring South African female industry leaders.

“This new project represents a celebration of women’s voices and talents in our industry.

“‘Leading Ladies’ will bring together South Africa’s top female creatives to share insights and amplify their voices shaping storytelling from the inside out,” said Phiri .

She added that the series will celebrate the “grit, vision and authenticity women bring to the screen”.

“Because when we tell our stories, we make room for all stories,” she said.

As the founder of Girl Next Door Media, Phiri has dedicated her career to cultivating and empowering the next generation of creatives.

“Leading Ladies” will feature insightful conversations with well-known women in South African television industry.

These ladies will mentor young talent in the industry by sharing their experiences, knowledge, and adventures through in-depth conversations.

Phiri has previously produced documentaries and dramas, including “Muvhango” for SABC, and has worked on projects for Mzansi Magic, Showmax, etv, Netflix, and Paramount, among others.

According to the press release, Phiri’s years of experience as an actress and producer have provided her with a “special blend of narrative, audience interaction, and attention to detail.”

“Nolo has fueled growth in the entertainment industry by providing crucial opportunities to new filmmakers and linking them with seasoned pros.

“Her fashion line, ‘Apples & Oranges’ and the ‘Girl Next Door Conversation Series’ have become key platforms for youth empowerment, mentorship, and skills development,” read the statement.

With this project she continues to inspire with her vision and commitment to championing women and young talent in the creative industry.

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