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Typically, children from low-income homes lack access to resources for online learning and they are seldom exposed to books or regular literacy practices such as storybook reading. Without the help of a teacher to guide the learning process, it may be difficult for them to use the materials schools may have provided during lockdown. When this gap can’t be bridged by preschool or school, there’s a...

Guest:Bongani Ndima - Bongz Ndima foundation Guest: Bongani Luvalo - Cool Dads Foundation

Guest Dr sakieer

Guest: Makhosi Sikhakhane

Teacher's union Naptosa said that protests across the Western Cape against the reopening of schools possibly made Basic Education Minister Angie Mothsekga stand up and take note. The union has been calling for a delay in learners' return to the classroom as the coronavirus has not yet been contained. Guest : The President of NAPTOSA (National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa), M...

Guest: Mervyn Vermeulen – Director at Vermeulen Attorneys

Guest: Ba’ba’lwa Funda kaMaboza aka Antu from Western Breeze & one of the owners Aphro Love Expo

Guest: Bryson –Tested positive for Covid-19 Guest: Musa Guest: Dr Neo Pule, counselling psychologist

Guest: well-known traditional healer and president of the SADC Unified Ancestors Practitioners Associations, Dr Mbaimbai Hlathi

The next phase in the re-opening of schools, when the largest portion of learners is to return to school, is upon us. Our recent joint union survey on Readiness leaves us concerned and unconvinced that the system will be ready for the next phase of almost 6 million learners. Guest: The President of NAPTOSA (National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa), Mr Basil Manuel

Zoology has an illustrious history; it has triggered paradigm shifts in thinking. One of the best known was Darwin’s theory of evolution, based on his observations of the natural world. It became the cornerstone of current zoological research. Very few sub-disciplines of zoology are not firmly anchored on ideas around change over time, driven by some advantage that individuals get from specific he...

Guest: Rogue - Female SA Rapper Guest: Nick Soul - Actor/Singer Guest: Langa Mavuso

Guest: Gerald Guest: Toya De Lazy Guest:

Guest: Makhosi Sikhakhane

Guest: Ayanda Ndimande - Business Development Manager At SANLAM for the retail credit

Guest: Shani van Niekerk

Guest: Ba’ba’lwa Funda kaMaboza aka Antu from Western Breeze & one of the owners Aphro Love Expo

South Africa is viewed as one of the most violent society in the world. The questions that must be asked are how did we come to be such a violent people? Where does this vicious violent culture come from? Prof. Manhood Mundani of Makerere University in Uganda help us in answering this questions partly by saying that: “The present is not its own explanation.” In other words, the violence culture an...

Guest: Dr Matome Kganakga - Head of Contact Tracing and Testing at Community Constituency Covid-19 Front

Guest: Michelle Hope - Sexalogist

Guest: Mugwena Maluleke - General secretary of sadtu

Guest: Madeline fuller - missing persons task team head

Three questions should guide this discussion. Firstly, what does the South African government do to integrate immigrants on a linguistic level? Secondly, are immigrants marginalised because of their linguistic backgrounds? Finally, how could linguistic interventions contribute to peace building? Guest: Karien Brits - Part-time lecturer in Language practice at University of Johannesburg @karienbrit...

Guest: Nandi Msezane – QueerwellBoard Member (Nandi should be referred as them and they). Guest: Steve Letsike (her) – the Director of Access Chapter2,Co-Chair of SANAC,Co-chair of the National Task Team on LGBTI hate crimes; Co-chair of the Common wealth Lgbti Guest: SHUBI -Transgender Guest: Reggie Skhosana – a Gay man

Guest: A well-known traditional healer and president of the SADC Unified Ancestors Practitioners Associations, Dr Mbaimbai Hlathi.