# Saray Khumalo
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saray khumalo (born 1972) is a Zambia-born South African explorer and mountaineer. In May 2019, she became the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
== Personal life ==
With a Rwandan bloodline but now resident in South Africa, Khumalo was born in Zambia.
Leading with authenticity when everything shifts: Khensani Nobanda
What does real leadership look like when your identity, purpose and certainty are shaken? In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo speaks with Khensani Nobanda, Group Chief Marketing Officer at Nedbank, about the deeply personal shifts that reshaped how she leads, lives and defines succ…
A quieter kind of leader: Zakhele Mkhize on responsibility and purpose
Some leaders speak loudly about success. Others speak quietly about responsibility. Zakhele Mkhize belongs firmly in the second group.
Widely respected in South African business circles, he is not someone who usually seeks the spotlight. In fact, this conversation with Saray Khumalo is the first po…
Redefining success: Zureida Ebrahim on leadership and perspective
Success at the top can look certain from the outside. But the reality of leadership often involves moments that force you to rethink what success really means.
In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo speaks with Zureida Ebrahim, Group Chief Operating Officer at Old Mutual, about the s…
The inner climb: Louis Carstens on why failure matters more than success
Failure teaches you more than success ever will.
In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo speaks with Louis Carstens, psychologist, mountaineer and executive, about the lessons that come from being turned back and choosing to go again.
From multiple attempts on Lhotse, the world’s fourt…
Leadership is not a solo act: Helena Dolny and Totsie Memela-Khambula on support and mentorship
No one gets to the top alone.
In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo sits down with Dr Helena Dolny and Totsie Memela-Khambula to explore the role of support, mentorship, and community in shaping strong leadership.
From moments of crisis to career-defining decisions, they reflect on t…
Rising from nothing: Frank “Dr Mags” Magwegwe on resilience and leadership
What does it take to move from survival mode to building a life with purpose?
In this episode of When Shift Happens, Saray Khumalo speaks to Frank “Dr Mags” Magwegwe, researcher, behavioural scientist and financial wellness expert, about the shift from survival to leadership.
As a young man arrivin…
Accepting setbacks and learning from failure: Sibusiso Vilane on grace under pressure
What does it really take to handle life when things don’t go to plan?
In this episode of When Shift Happens, host Saray Khumalo sits down with South African adventurer and speaker Sibusiso Vilane to explore what happens beyond the big moments, when the pressure builds, expectations shift, and the o…
Insider with Nick: The First Black African Woman to Summit Mount Everest.
The first black African woman to summit Mount Everest, Saray Khumalo, joined Nick Hamman to chat about her achievement and what it means to her, and how she kept returning after failed attempts.
Some Friday Inspo With The First Black African Woman To Summit Mount Everest
Karabo chats to Mountaineer, Global Speaker, Guiness World Record Holder Saray Khumalo. In 2019, she made history by becoming the first Black African Woman to conquer Mount Everest. Saray Khumalo discusses the importance of failing forward, why representation matters, and how we can all get involve…
In the Profile: Saray Khumalo, award-winning mountaineer and Guinness world record holder
Gugs Mhlungu speaks to Saray Khumalo, an award-winning mountaineer, Guinness World Record holder, author, and accomplished speaker and expedition leader, Gugs Mhlungu speaks with award-winning mountaineer, Guinness World Record holder, author and expedition leader Saray Khumalo about her Sunday hik…
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