Author · Founder of FGM Publishers
Sihle L. Meyiwa
Author | Founder of FGM Publishers | Researcher | Educator
Writing, researching, and publishing ideas that explore education, technology, gender, work, and the experiences that shape our lives.
Author · Founder of FGM Publishers
Author | Founder of FGM Publishers | Researcher | Educator
Writing, researching, and publishing ideas that explore education, technology, gender, work, and the experiences that shape our lives.
Sihle L. Meyiwa is a South African author, founder of FGM Publishers, TVET curriculum practitioner, researcher and educator. With more than a decade of experience in the technical and vocational education and training sector, Sihle's work brings together education, research, professional experience and a deep interest in the social realities that shape people's lives.
Sihle writes across both research-informed and popular nonfiction, exploring subjects that encourage readers to think differently about education, technology, gender, economic opportunity and workplace culture.
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Featured Book
Now AvailableRural Women, Technology & Economic Empowerment in the Digital Age — From TVET to Sustainable Livelihoods
In rural South Africa, the digital divide is about far more than access to devices or an internet connection. It is also about who has the knowledge, skills, opportunities and resources to participate in — and shape — the digital future.
What becomes possible when rural women are not merely given access to technology, but are equipped with the capabilities and opportunities to use it to shape their own futures?
The books presented on this website represent an evolving body of writing and publishing.
No. 01
Rural Women, Technology & Economic Empowerment in the Digital Age — From TVET to Sustainable Livelihoods
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No. 02
A Tale of Cubicle Wars
ForthcomingA sharp and engaging exploration of workplace politics, personalities and the everyday battles of office life.
Learn MoreWriting That Starts Conversations
Sihle's books move across different subjects and styles, but they are connected by a common interest in people, systems and the experiences that shape how we learn, work and live.
"Interested not only in providing answers, but also in asking better questions."
This book is both educational and informative. It introduced me to a topic I had never really thought about before and helped me see technology in a completely different way. I found the connection between digital skills, women's empowerment and economic opportunities particularly thought-provoking.
An eye-opening read on a topic I had never considered. The book is educational and informative, and it made me think differently about the relationship between technology, women and economic empowerment.