Better Together with Ntombi M

Do you ever find yourself comparing your life to the lives of those
around you?

Today is World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, a day that highlights the importance of preserving television and radio recordings for future generations.The SABC’s TV Programme Archives preserve recordings that capture South Africa’s history, culture and changing society. 

Joining us to tell us more about this work is Mpho Diloro from the SABC TV Programme Archives.

Today on After Dark with Kayise, episode 9 explores job-seeking strategies and how to navigate workplace bullying and discrimination, with insights from Nomazibulo Tshanga and Sihle Bolani. Kayise Ngqula joins us to unpack these important conversations.

Catch all Season 1 episodes on the SABC+ app.

Today is World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, celebrating efforts to preserve valuable recordings and historical material. We’re joined by Philasande Khumalo, SABC English Archivist, to discuss the importance of this work.

How do you preserve your memories? Do you still have old photo
albums, family videos or music cassettes tucked away somewhere?

Empowering the next generation of women leaders!  We’re joined by digital presenter Letlotlo Mokonyane to discuss women’s empowerment and the upcoming EmpowaHer Leadership Summit under the theme “The Future Is Female.

A young man who deeply loves the woman he once saw as his future wife. Their relationship ended because of poor communication, as his silence during arguments made her feel ignored and hurt. Although he regrets his mistakes and hopes for a better future, he respects the protection order and maintains no contact. He is now trying to understand his pain, learn from his mistakes, and become a better man.

Have you ever experienced the silent treatment in a relationship? How long did it last  hours, days, weeks, or even months? And did you eventually talk things out, or did the silence end the relationship? 

Kabelo Mabalane, aka Bouga Luv, TKZee legend, has overcome addiction and embraced sobriety, faith and family. After an 11-year solo music break, he returns with Everybody Needs Somebody, featuring a heartfelt tribute to his late friend and bandmate Tokollo “Magesh” Tshabalala.

Sometimes, being accountable means admitting when we are wrong and choosing peace over pride. I am sorry for the hurt I have caused. May healing begin, for the sake of our children.