NIGHT FALL

Guest 1 on the line: Apostle Julias Moloi - President of the Christian Ministers of Southern Africa

Guest 2 on the line: Zulumathabo Zulu- Software Engineer, Inventor and Published Author. Intellectual Historian, Lexicographer, Poet

Guest 3 on the line: Dr Muneer Abduroaf -Senior Lecturer at the University of Western Cape, Department of Criminal Justice and Procedure.

Graduate in Shariah from the Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia.

The Coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly placed immense strain on healthcare systems globally.

Guest on the line: Etienne Dreyer, PwC South Africa Healthcare Consulting Leader

As the threat of stage 6 load shedding looms, it has been reported that Koeberg’s unit 2 will be starting up soon after being offline for a month longer than planned, despite the fact that replacing the steam generators, the main reason for the long six month outage, has not been done.

Guest on the line: Peter Becker, the civil society representative, from the National Nuclear Regulator (NNR)

Guest on the line: Shannon Walbran - an intuitive and psychic life coach, practicing since 2003.

A long-serving employee who was fired after repeatedly testing positive for cannabis, in breach of the company’s rules, has failed in her bid to be reinstated. Bernadette Enever, who had been employed in an office position at Barloworld Equipment since 2007, said she used cannabis oil for medicinal reasons and smoked it recreationally for “spiritual” reasons”. She wanted the labour court to declare her dismissal in April 2020 to be grounded in “unfair discrimination” and automatically an unfair dismissal. But Johannesburg Labour Court Acting Judge Makosho Ntsoane has dismissed her application, saying the company treated all employees the same. If Enever needed to use cannabis for medicinal purposes, she should have presented evidence of that. Instead, she had only made the claim as an “afterthought,” after she had been caught out.

Guest on the line: Jared Poole -An Admitted Attorney but also a Legal Solutions Manager at a tech start up called BriefCo cost consultants

The African youth at large is at a crucial crossroads. With the 4th industrial revolution in full effect and our limited access to technology, there is a societal gap wedged between the haves and the have nots and now more than ever, the premise of youth empowerment has to take practical precedence for the assimilation into innovative problem solving to take shape. Tenacious go-getter and sought-after Leadership Development Coach, Tshepiso Rametsehoa, shares five key areas to address Youth Empowerment.

Guest on the line: Tshepiso Ramotsehoa - Leadership Development Coach for Tsheto Leadership and Coaching Academy

One important skill a man can learn from masturbation is how to potentially prolong pleasure and extend their lovemaking. 

Guest on the line: Linda Yende - a writer, actor, singer, voice artist, and author of the much talked about book, Wakeup Woman!

Guest on the line: Nkosi Mwelo Nonkonyana, chairperson of the EC House of Traditional Leaders

The rite of passage that is coupled with circumcision of young men has been part of most African cultures since the beginning of time.

Guest on the line: Gugulethu G. Xaba -Chairman Adamo Holdings (Pty) Ltd / Amandla Omnotho

What are the medical reasons to do Circumcision? When should it not be done?What about female Circumcision? I’d it practiced and does it help enhance sexuality? Does Circumcision really help delay ejaculation? What about preventative yo cancer of the prnid and to infections? What impact for it has on sexual experience? Any impact on the use of condom? Any impact on the size of the penis?

Guests on the line: Dr Moshokoa is a Urologist and Surgeon, specializing in Kidney, bladder, reproductive organ problems and related treatments.