Penny Matshidiso Lebyane, hailing from Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, has emerged as a respected multi-faceted media practitioner, showcasing her talent across various platforms in the industry for over two decades. Her journey began at the grassroots level with The Voice of Soweto, eventually leading to prominent roles such as hosting ETV's Sunrise and producing a celebrated Women's Talk Show on SABC2 for five successful seasons.

Penny's career reached a pinnacle when she was chosen for an exclusive interview on Aljazeera, discussing the profound impact Oprah Winfrey had on African women and their development. Recognized as a Voice for African Women, Penny's insights and advocacy for change have transcended borders and resonated with audiences far and wide.

Beyond the glamour of the media spotlight, Penny Lebyane is deeply committed to community building, women and youth empowerment, mental health awareness, and education. Collaborating with government bodies, NGOs, educational institutions, and corporate entities, she has championed causes related to women's development, youth empowerment, self-actualization, and holistic community growth.

In 2012, Penny's dedication to nurturing young talent and providing guidance led her to establish The Penny Lebyane Foundation. This initiative focuses on mentorship programs tailored for schools and higher learning institutions, offering invaluable career and personal guidance to the youth in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga, the place that holds a special spot in her heart from her formative years.