Following verbal abuse of the ex-boyfriend, Anonymous wishes to apologize.

Have we as a society become overly obsessed with capturing content that we sometimes lack respect for sensitive cases?
Have we become insensitive to other people’s pain? Where did we
go wrong?

January is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, the campaign aims to educate people about the risks of skin cancer, promote sun protection, and encourage early detection. South Africa’s beautiful, but harsh, climate leads to having one of the highest monitored ultraviolet levels in the world, resulting in
one of the top occurrences of skin cancer globally. We are joined on the line by Prof Michael Herbst, Health Specialist Consultant at the Cancer Association of South Africa.

Bontle Amanda Chauke authored a book titled ‘Walk In My Shoes’ - a deeply personal and reflective project that tells raw stories of bullying, self-acceptance, identity crisis, a father wound and
resilience. The memoir aims to inspire both young and old to confront their pain, embrace their truth, and walk boldly in purpose.

Anonymous is pregnant and unsure whether to terminate or retain the baby because her partner doesn't want a child. She is looking for advise from women.

The power of vision boards lies in visualisation which clarifies goals, boosts motivation, and programs your brain to notice opportunities that align with your desires. They work by engaging the subconscious, strengthening belief in your abilities and keeping you anchored to your aspirations amidst daily distractions.  We chat to Vision Board Facilitator Amanda John-Ncube around the
power of vision boards….not only the excitement of creating them, but also the struggles we face when the vision doesn’t come together as planned.

Rosina and Thabo are commemorating their lovely union and continuing to nurture their romance.

Should a person declare how much they have in their savings
account in a marriage/relationship?

Lawyers for the Arts South Africa is a non-profit organisation bridging legal gaps for creatives, offering pro-bono legal support, workshops and advocacy to protect artists rights and build
sustainable careers in South Africa. They empower creators with vital legal knowledge against
exploitation and ensure their work and legacies are secured. We chat to Keitumetse Kasonkola, CEO of Lawyers for the Arts South Africa.

Mme Claudine offers guidance to an unidentified person who misled their husband about a child that was not his.