Guest Teacher: Mr Sihaule SJ from Khutsalani Secondary School

Guest: Mr Mamba- deputy Principal at Likhweti Primary School and a Father of two
Topic- Children inherit their parent's habits ( Good or Bad)

Topic- THE HORROR OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING (Festive Season)
Guest: Ms Nonhlanhal Madaalane from Project Dignity Foundation

Discussion:
Human trafficking can happen in many ways; sex trafficking, forced labour, forced
marriages, and organ trafficking.

Sex trafficking is where a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud or coercion. Sex trafficking makes up the greatest number of detected trafficking cases. Labour trafficking is obtaining a person for labour services, through the use of force or slavery. This type of trafficking is mostly common in sub-Saharan African countries

Ligwalagwala FM Education Shows
Youth Keyona / State Your Mind / Likusasa Lakho (Learners Support) Teen Zone

Guest: Mr ZITHA M.S Business Studies Educator at Z.B Kunene Secondary School
Discussion
Explaining the layout of the paper
 Classification of subtopics according to the main topics
 Discussing section A and also common errors and misconceptions
 Discussing section B and also common errors and misconceptions
 Discussing section C and also common errors and misconceptions
 An action verbs commonly used in the business studies NSC examination

Education is the only key to success. We get knowledge and skills through learning, is unfortunate that most children from rural areas do not have the relevant resources and infrastructure to get the best education. In this show, we want to encourage young people to see the importance of empowering themselves with education as a way of positioning themselves for better opportunities in the outside world. Some they grow up in rural areas with no inspiration or Role models with the highest education to inspire them.

Presenter/s: Professor Mlu & Loyal
Guests|Khanyisile Precious Mthombothi a teacher at Prince Hr Nkosi Primary school|Thuba Fakude-Grade 7 Learner at Imbali Primary School-Tjakastad
Topic: Education:
Focus Points: School Dropouts at Primary level|Lack of Infrastructure and resources|Unmployment| Benefits of education and Disadvantages of being uneducated

Guest: Mbazima NT- Educator at Lovunywa Sec School (Nkomazi)

Guest: Mr Shongwe |Educator at Sitfokotile High School -Matsulu
Topic: Income Tax

Name of the Show: Teen Zone
Date & Day: Saturday 24 October 2020
Time:09h00-09h30
Presenter/s: Professor Mlu & Loyal
Topic: Teenage Pregnancy ( Rural vs Urban statistics & contributing Factors)
Guest: Khethukuthula Nyalunga ( Teenager)| Ms Mbhense
Discussion:teenage pregnancy arise from individual, familial and societal factors. These include but are not limited to culture, religion, moral values and beliefs, education and economic circumstances and the lack of support structures. Some life circumstances place girls at higher risk of becoming teen mothers. The level of unintended pregnancies among teenage girls in South Africa (SA) has remained a public health concern. However, studies and interventions generally do not consider young men’s involvement in teenage pregnancies. According to the survey, rural girls start childbearing earlier than their urban counterparts, with the fertility rate among rural girls pegged at 144 per 1000 girls compared to 70 per 1000 girls in urban areas.

Mr Ranamane, the subject advisor from Ehlanzeni District (Department of Education) was the guest. He firstly introduced the subject by explaining the structure of the paper and what leaners should expect. He further explained that the paper was divided into 3 sections SECTION A – Short answer, objective questions for example MCQ, Terminology, columns/ statement and items. SECTION B – A variety of questions types. 2 questions of 40 marks each divided into 2 – 4 sub-sections 40X2=80 MARKS and SECTION C – Essay=20 MARKS. He concluded by sharing study tips on how leaners should rectify and fix their mistakes in the final examination