What can be done to prevent future tragedies caused by illicit mining in South Africa, which continues to endanger lives and pose a threat to the environment?

Guest: Rabbi Naftali Silver – Sephardi Hebrew Congregation

 

 

Guest: Yvonne Retief - Author of Healing for Trauma

I Believe: Healing For Trauma In the South African context

 

Guest: Pastor Israel Phiri -  Co-founder and Snr Pastor at Shapers church

Guest: Khaya Kude – Founer of Indigenous Knowledge Consultancy: Ukudloza

Guest: Sheikh Muhammed West – Imam of The Long Market street Mosque in Bo-kaap

How black people relate to the Bible? Pre-colonial history of South Africa

Guest: Bishop Nathanyel Israel

Guest: Deacon Malachi Israel

Guest: Captain Yawanathan Israel

 

Guest: Phindile Mazindo – Pastor at the Cathedral of Restoration

Guest: Tebogo Buntu - Director of Ebukhosini Solutions

 

 

The Premium Of Leadership: Leading In Season And Out Of Season

Guest: Dr Ezekiel Mathole – The Premium of Leadership

There are many definitions of what a good man is depending on who you ask. Spouses will say a good man ensures that they are respectful toward everyone, do not hide important things, are empathetic, are supportive of their partner, compassionate, and stand up for their partner when required. And a good man will do everything to make you feel safe, secure, wanted, and loved.

Guest: Pastor Israel Phiri, Co-founder and Snr Pastor at Shapers church

Guest: Khaya Ndwandwe – African Cultural Expert

 

Faith Today  - June 16, commemorating 37years and basic education is what the fight was for in the June 16 uprising and yet the problems that were fought for are still problems today. Is the government slacking?

Sheikh Ebrahim Charles – Imam at District 6 Mosque and High School Educator

When the then-Bantu Education Department ordered that Afrikaans and English be used equally in secondary schools as the language of instruction, protests in African schools broke out in 1975. The problem, though, wasn't really with Afrikaans so much as it was with the entire Bantu educational system, which was defined by segregated schools and universities, subpar infrastructure, crammed classrooms, and poorly qualified professors.

 

 

The commemoration of Youth Day this year marked the 37th anniversary of the 16 June Soweto uprising and was celebrated under the theme “Working together for youth development and a drug free South Africa”. 

When the then-Bantu Education Department ordered that Afrikaans and English be used equally in secondary schools as the language of instruction, protests in African schools broke out in 1975. The problem, though, wasn't really with Afrikaans so much as it was with the entire Bantu educational system, which was defined by segregated schools and universities, subpar infrastructure, crammed classrooms, and poorly qualified professors.

 

37 years later, we continue to struggle for basic education and decent learning facilities in rural areas and in many townships

 

Run-down schools, with badly kept buildings, defective and unsanitary sanitary facilities, and a lack of essential equipment and learning materials, do not provide a suitable learning the environment.  This has long been a problem for South African learners and the Department of Basic Education.

 

Not to say there hasn’t been progress however lack of basic education is a big deal and it is stifling South Africa’s future and basic education is a right

 

How long should it take  just to have proper learning facilities all around South Africa? How much longer? Is the government doing it’s job?

 

 

Guest: Aasif Bulbulia is a post-graduate student at Stellenbosch University, studying towards a Master’s in Education Policy Studies. He holds a Bachelor of Education from the University of the Witwatersrand as well as a BA(Honours) in the Study of Islam from the University of Johannesburg.

To bring together the definition of a good man, Socrates says he is a man who always considers his actions and acts in a good and just manner. Aristotle says a good man acts unto virtue and derives his happiness and pleasure from that virtue. So we have a man who is prudent, virtuous, and just”.

Guest: Pastor Israel Phiri, Co-founder and Snr Pastor at Shapers church

Guest: Khaya Ndwandwe – African Cultural Expert