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b'They have many names\\n\\n\\nStreet kids,\\xa0The homeless,\\xa0Beggars...\\xa0\\n\\n\\nWho are these nameless, voiceless people who are often a nuisance to us or so we think....\\n\\n\\nLet me ask you have you even bothered to ask one their name? Or even sought to know what they need?\\xa0\\n\\n\\nIn this insightful conversation, Phenyo takes us behind the scenes, tells us the names of some of the friends on the streets or as he calls them the "homeless community"\\xa0\\n\\n\\nYou\'ll hear about Corin and his twin brother and their story, in Bramfonten Johannesburg....\\xa0\\n\\npersonally learnt a lot of that community and strongly felt connected to Phenyos mission of bringing dignity to this community and the elimination of homelessness in our generation\\xa0\\n\\n\\nIt is a worthwhile mission indeed that we can all rally around, it is one that I have felt I would to learn more about and seek to support.\\xa0\\n\\n\\nIn this episode I speak with Phenyo Mabokela,\\xa0\\n\\nas he shares his\\xa0passion and mission for the homeless community -\\xa0\\n\\n\\nI don\'t like referring to them as homeless\\xa0people, they are simply people....\\n\\n\\nSays Phenyo....\\xa0\\n\\n\\nPhenyo has so many accolades at such a young age,\\xa0\\n\\n\\nWhat I care about he says is creating positive change....\\xa0\\n\\n\\nListen in and be challenged in our conversation.\\xa0\\n\\n\\nConnect : phenyomabokela.com'