5 Mid Mornings

The teams gets in Line! Check out this episode of 5 Mid Mornings Challenge Accepted as the team gets stuck in on Line Dancing. Yeehaw!

What is your pet's name?

As an organisation working towards legislative change in the fight against GBV-F, Sonke Gender Justice brings a conversation about their Policy Development and Advocacy (PDA) Unit from the PDA Manger Mpiwa Mangwiro-Tsanga. The importance of responsible reporting of GBV and media training are also concepts explored in this episode

Would you pay to attend a wedding? (Loved one, best friend family member .etc)

We romanticise love more than we practice it.

If you could stay one age for the rest of your life what age would that be?

The person you are meant to be with will never have to be chased, begged or given an ultimatum.

As Madiba Month comes to a close, we connect with an organisation co-founded by Tata himself, Peace Parks Foundation. Representing the organisation, Phumlani Mbanjwa buffs up our understanding of conservation, sharing some of the technological efforts in place to keep our environment flourishing and protect our wildlife.

What did you spend ages hating, but now quite like it?

Talking stages should not last more than 48 hours.

Which South African slang term or word should go global?

Tell us about your worst dating experiences.

Not liking pets doesn't make me a bad person!

What’s a small thing that can instantly ruin your mood, and a small thing that can instantly lift your mood?

Yonaka speaks to the Programme Manager at Earthlife Africa, Thabo Sibeko, about the organisation's Coal Campaign and how everyone can help their greater communities by approaching municipalities to intervene in polluted areas. Thabo also gives us insight as to why the organisation chose to mobilise women and young people specifically in the Climate Change Campaign.

Yonaka speaks to the Programme Manager at Earthlife Africa, Thabo Sibeko, about the organisation's Coal Campaign and how everyone can help their greater communities by approaching municipalities to intervene in polluted areas. Thabo also gives us insight as to why the organisation chose to mobilise women and young people specifically in the Climate Change Campaign.

Texting is better than phone calls, even for deep conversations

What’s something you’ve changed your mind about in the last few years?

On this special episode of Challenge Accepted. The team together with Habitat for Humanity is giving their helpful hands in commemoration of Mandela Day. 

The villain is usually more interesting than the hero

What is something your parents were weirdly strict about?

Attorney at the Centre for Environmental Rights, Thobeka Gumede shares the organisation's goal to equip communities with the tools to engage governments and other responsible parties on their right to a clean environment with the focus being on mining-affected towns and communities.

What does a treat yourself day look like for you / involve?

What was the most trouble you got into in school?

On this episode of Challenge Accepted, the team joins the Wildcats Ice hockey team in Johannesburg for this chilling encounter. Will they prevail or slide under the pressure?