NIGHT FALL

Guest on the line: Dr Ntsikelelo Breakfast, senior lecturer in the department of history and political science in the Faculty of Humanities at Nelson Mandela University.                                                        

Guest on the line: GOGO Mmabatho Magopa - an afro ancestral empath

  Guest : Mbekezeli Benjamin - a research and advocacy officer at Judges Matter

What is the function of a body corporate?   Guest on the line: Neil Mc Konin from Hammond Pole attorneys

Guest: Sarie Couwen

Guest: Abdullah Zulu, Project manager at Islamic Reliief SA

Guest: Gour, Founder and CEO of Moya App

"I am so pissed off," said Bonteheuwel's Gale Piet as she struggled to get out of her house because of flood water above her ankles at her door. "This has been going on for the last 10 years," she said. "If they could just clean the drains! My paving is so damaged." She is one of the many Cape Town residents who did not sleep a wink watching the water ebb closer and closer to their front doors. Th...

"I am so pissed off," said Bonteheuwel's Gale Piet as she struggled to get out of her house because of flood water above her ankles at her door. Guest on the line: Bonteheuwel Councillor Angus McKenzie  

Globally, there is an estimated workforce deficit of 15 million in the healthcare sector according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), this is despite a health workforce being one of the six building blocks for an effective health system. South Africa faces a critical shortage of healthcare professionals with a doctor-patient ratio of 1 doctor per 3 198 patients. South Africa’s 2030 Huma...

The flight carrying the first UK Home Office’s group of asylum seekers to Rwanda is scheduled to depart from the UK tomorrow. In April 2022, the UK and Rwanda entered into a deal that will allow Rwanda to process applications of asylum seekers into the UK. According to the deal; asylum seekers will be transferred to Rwanda for processing before they can be granted residency into the UK.The d...

Guests on the line: Aida Coertse –Spiritual Master Coach

Black tax is a term that originated in South Africa to describe money that Black (or other people of colour) professionals provide to their families on a monthly basis, usually out of obligation, in addition to their own living expenses. It is caused by a persistent economic imbalance dating back to apartheid and slavery. "When compared to those who do not have the financial responsibility of cari...

Let's focus on men for a moment; we all know that we expect men to be the breadwinners and household caregivers. And, since June is also Men's Month, how do we care for our gentlemen? We know that we've told men not to speak up when they're struggling because doing so is seen as weak, so they don't. How do we create a safe environment for them to open up to their families and partners? We know tha...

We discuss how conversations can be recorded or saved without the knowledge of the other participants, and how this can lead to a legal action. We all know that people record and save private conversations in order to post them as threads or memes on social media or to get funny reactions on Tik Tok. What do you do if you overhear a conversation that you didn't intend for the public to hear? Do yo...

Guest:Taz Singh

Social conversations: Raising the bar feature Time for Raising the Bar – our ongoing feature focused on building a culture of integrity in all spheres of our society. This mission is an important one. We know that wherever people in positions of influence have lost their way and become involved in corruption, our society suffers. This is true if corruption takes place in the private sector o...

Education conversations: Youth Month And The Social Economic Climate Of The Country. June is dedicated to the 1976 youth who rose up against the apartheid government and gave their lives fighting for freedom and equal education, marking a watershed moment in South African history. The Soweto schoolchildren's protests on that day marked the end of the black population of South Africa's submissivene...

The chief operating officer of South Africa,s power utility,Eskom, warned in May that governmemnt should urgently start building new generating capacity. Guest: Prof. David Richard Walwyn, Professor of Technology Management at University of Pretoria and Visiting Fellow at the Technical University of Gratz in Austria

Guest on the line: Refiloe Nyoni, Chief Executive Officer At Mindful Revolution

Whether you are in long-term relationship or situationship, everyone can benefit from the stress relief. "Clothes make the man"(or woman), or so the saying goes. Guest on the line: Norma Mzizi, a qualified life coach and owner of holistic range Norma's Touch

Guest on the line: Mathawe Matsapola -Seasoned Journalist & Editor/Entrepreneur/Certified Life Coach and COMENSA member/ Speaker/.

It is of great concern that during the pandemic many children’s constitutional rights were infringed upon daily, and mostly by the very same people who were meant to protect them. Guest on the line: Basil Manuel - Executive Director at Naptosa

Guest on the line: Nkululeko Ndlovu- activist of Unemployed graduates movement of South Africa.      

While strides have been made to free women and adolescent girls of widespread reproductive health challenges, access to quality and compassionate reproductive healthcare is still a key area of concern in impoverished areas. Guest on the line: Sister Jane Nkosi, Health Care Manager from Rhiza Babuyile (She is a Nurse)