GUEST: LEBO PULE – Teacher, Entrepreneur, Author

GUEST: LINDA ANDE YENDA – AUTHOR OF WAKE UP WOMAN AND DEAR UNCLE L

GUEST: DR JOHN MALHERBE – SENIOR RESEARCHER AT THE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

Today marks 150 years since struggle icon, mama Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke, was born. The religious leader and political activist was the first Black South African woman to earn a university degree a Bachelor of Science in the USA.
2021 has been declared the Year of Charlotte Maxeke with a focus on unity, renewal and reconstruction
GUEST: ZUBEIDA JAFFER – Author of “Beauty of The Heart: The Life and Times of Charlotte Mannya-Maxeke”

BODY AND INTUITIVE HEALING what is it and how does it help us perform and live our optimal best

The Behavioral Effects of Marijuana Use; researchers from the University of Toronto collected 124 studies conducted from 1995 to 2020 that looked at how recreational marijuana use affected mental health and functioning. They identified four main areas where marijuana had negative consequences for mental health.

GUEST: DR. CARMEN JAMES – Integrative Medical Practitioner

The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) was formally launched on 6 April 1959 at Orlando Communal Hall Soweto (62 YEARS AGO). It was founded by an Africanist group, led by Robert Sobukwe, that broke away from the African National Congress (ANC).

Family ties: understanding the adolescent brain the key to raising confident children; What does it take?

GUEST: AYANDA TETYANA – Parent Coach

South Africa celebrates Freedom Month during April; the month we saw the first democratic elections in 1994 that gave birth to freedom and constitutional democracy in South Africa. 27 Years later; we continue to face challenges from service delivery to continued call on DECOLONISATION

GUEST: SISEKO H. KUMALO - PhD Candidate & Researcher Political Sciences / Editor of the Book “Decolonisation as Democratisation”

Siyabuya calls on all South Africans to give a high priority to health and safety during religious observance and holiday travel over the next two months.
GUEST: MELENE ROSSOUW – Campaign Lead for Siyabuya