Quickie sex

Guest on the line: Tracy Ziman Jacobs- a qualified Social Worker and Intimacy Coach who is passionate about assisting couples and individuals wishing to transcend another level of intimacy within their relationships.

Being a new virus, Covid-19 has evoked a great deal of uncertainty around which treatments will be beneficial to patients. Medical practitioners also worry about the medicolegal implications of clinical decisions they take in the face of rapidly evolving clinical knowledge and shifting regulations.
One of the drugs causing a dilemma for practitioners is ivermectin – the anti-parasitic drug that has been punted in the media for its abilities to suppress coronavirus infections and its complications.

Guest on the line: Dr Hlombe Makuluma -EthiQal’s Medicolegal Advisor

Guest on line: Dr Mariam Khan is a natural medicine doctor registered with the Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa.

Environmental /Nature conversations – Ancient southern Kalahari was more important to human evolution than previously thought

Guest on the line –Dr. Robyn Pickering -Senior lecturer, University of Cape Town

Guest on the line: Itumeleng Modise –Client liation officer at the Government Employees Pension Fund - GEPF

Guest: Coach Mathawe Matsapola -She wears many hats, life coach, seasoned journalist, inspirational speaker and entrepreneur among other things

Travellers who want to avoid harsh quarantine requirements imposed by some countries are now planning stopovers in destinations with low Covid-19 restrictions.
While this allows them to see more than one destination, travel experts warn that travellers should familiarise themselves with the risks, especially with the uncertainty of global travel restrictions due to Covid-19.

Guest on the line: South African travel agent Jennifer Morris, who owns Travel Savvy in Durban

The last year has made the rights enshrined in South Africa's Bill of Rights more relevant than ever before. Prior to Covid-19, many of us simply took the right to freedom of movement for granted, as well as the right to freedom of trade, to healthcare and to education. Although these rights are experienced to greater and lesser degrees by South Africa's citizens, we never imagined that a pandemic would force their realisation to be temporarily suspended for all.
The one-year anniversary of the pandemic this past month, together with Human Rights Day, has forced me to think of the ways in which education has evolved from a human rights perspective over the course of my career. Here’s what I have learnt in the past 25 years.
Guest on the line: Jackie Carroll, the MD of Optimi Workplace, is the co-founder of Media Works, South Africa's leading provider of adult education and training for 25 years.

Guest: Aida Coertse –Paranormal and Parapsychology Expert

In a world where instant gratification is the norm, the relatively simple act of paying an admission of guilt fine when presented as an alternative to an appearance in court, is often understandably perceived as a quick and easy way to extricate oneself from trouble with the law.

Guest on the line - Jerome Levitz is a Director at Fluxmans Lawfirm