Phezulu Podcast

Phezulu Podcast

UNICEF SOUTH AFRICA

Welcome to the Phezulu Podcast by UNICEF South Africa.

It’s been more than three-years since lockdown measures were announced in South Africa as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Literally overnight, millions of people had their lives and livelihoods thrown into uncertainty as everything came to a screeching halt. UNICEF South Africa has been working with the government of South Africa and other partners to accelerate the recovery.

We tell the personal stories of how children and young people are determined to recover and build a safer, fairer, and better post pandemic South Africa. Off course the gamechanger, in the story of the recovery, was the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccines, which saved lives and opened up the country and world again.

This podcast series reflects on the challenges and broad ranging impact of COVID-19 on children and young people, as well as the response to help the youngest in society to survive and with the right support and opportunities to thrive.

Please join us on this journey. Phezulu. We are looking up.

For more information about this and other work by UNICEF South Africa please visit https://www.unicef.org/southafrica/

This podcast is made possible by UNICEF South Africa and was produced by SemaBOX.

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of Phezulu Podcast?

There are 7 episodes avaiable of Phezulu Podcast.

What is Phezulu Podcast about?

We have categorized Phezulu Podcast as:

  • Business
  • Society & Culture
  • Documentary
  • Non-Profit

Where can you listen to Phezulu Podcast?

Phezulu Podcast is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Phezulu Podcast start?

The first episode of Phezulu Podcast that we have available was released 2 April 2023.

Who creates the podcast Phezulu Podcast?

Phezulu Podcast is produced and created by UNICEF SOUTH AFRICA.