Leanne Manas, a seasoned TV broadcaster renowned for her role as the SABC2 Morning Live anchor, proudly announced on her Instagram page that she was bestowed with the Social Impact award by the Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Institute.
This honor serves as a testament to her enduring commitment to the betterment of South Africans’ lives through her work in both public service and broadcasting.
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Having embarked on her journalism journey as a news anchor at Radio 702, Leanne Manas has risen to prominence as one of the most recognizable anchors in the nation.
Her notable accomplishments include serving as a National Anchor during the pivotal 2004 elections and Presidential Inauguration. Furthermore, she’s been a prominent Ambassador for Nelson Mandela’s 46664 campaign.
The Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke Institute (CMMI), a non-profit organization with a mission to empower, educate, and emancipate women for leadership across all domains, chose to honor Manas with the Social Impact award.
This accolade acknowledges her extensive years of public service, her unwavering commitment to broadcast professionalism, and her substantial influence on the lives of fellow South Africans.
Manas conveyed her profound gratitude for the recognition, describing the award as an affirmation of her dedication to public service and broadcasting excellence.
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Notably, she was not the sole recipient of this honor. Sakina Kamwendo, a distinguished radio and TV presenter, was also bestowed with the same award.
Highlighting the significance of their dual recognition, Manas shared, “The most amazing part is that my cohost @sakina_kamwendo was honored with the same award.
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Another sign that as women if we work together – we are such a formidable force that can literally and figuratively change the world.”
This recognition not only celebrates individual achievements but also underscores the transformative potential of women collaborating towards a shared purpose.
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