NIGHT FALL

After more than four days of constant rain, KwaZulu-Natal’s infrastructure, which has been under strain from years of under-investment and poor maintenance, buckled. 

Guest 1 on the line: Sihle Mavuso - Politics Journalist @DailyNewsSA

Guest 2 on the line: Francois Engelbrecht -Professor of Climatology and Director of Global Change Institute, University of the Witwatersrand.

Guest on the line: Adrian Nelson -Conscious livin

It’s time once again for Raising the Bar when Penny Milner-Smyth of Ethicalways and I talk all things ethics and anti-corruption.

Our goal is simple: To support the practice of integrity in every sphere of our society, in this post-Zondo Commission era.

Our vision is that each and every citizen should be empowered with an understanding of corruption in practice, in order that they can recognise and resist us.

Our guest Penny is to my knowledge the only South African whose educational material on corruption is studied by professionals around the globe: She is the author of the Specialist Programme in Anti-Corruption offered by the International Compliance Association.

Welcome Penny.

Guest on the line: Penny Milner-Smyth of Ethicalways

Buying or selling property is one of the most exciting experiences for most people. However, one should take care not to sign an offer to purchase without fully understanding the implications of all the provisions contained in the agreement. The importance and effect of the so-called suspensive and resolutive conditions contained in agreements are discussed in this article.

A suspensive condition is a condition which suspends the rights and obligations (or the coming into operation of the entire agreement), until a certain future event occurs. Upon the occurrence of the event, the suspended part of the agreement (or the entire agreement) is brought to life.

Guest on the line: Matome Matsheta is an associate in the Property Department at Adams & Adams.

Guest on the line: Author of the Book Relationships and all that Jazz: Nomonde Mhlongo

Guest on the line:Pretty Kekana –founder of Motsha Change in Motion

Guest on the line: Refiloe Nyoni is a qualified mindfulness facilitator, content creator, renowned speaker and the CEO of Mindful Revolution

Guest on the line: Aida Coertse, Spiritual master coach

This evening we are starting a conversation on a related and interesting topic – why good people do bad things at work?

It’s time once again for Raising the Bar when Penny Milner-Smyth of Ethicalways and I talk all things ethics and anti-corruption.

Our goal is simple: To support the practice of integrity in every sphere of our society, in this post-Zondo Commission era.

As a specialist in organisation behaviour and ethics, Penny works across a range of sectors, with large groups and small businesses to help them foster a culture of integrity in all they do, and in how they do it.  

Guest on the line: Penny Milner-Smyth of Ethicalways

We are in the midst of a seismic change in the world of work. We have seen tech disruption so far eliminate industries, transform others and usher in brand new ones.

We expect emerging and evolving technologies to continue their innovation and disruption at an escalating pace. Advances in the early field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are already showing the promise of the machine to diagnose illness, offer optimal legal solutions and compose music.

Guest on the line: Principal of Koa Academy, Mark Anderson