It’s well documented by many scholars that psychological warfare took place for a long time as part of the colonial conquest. The colonialists laboured to ensure that black people’s minds were colonised. And to this end, many theories were developed (by white psychologists) to prove the inferiority of the black mind.

Guest: Puleng Segalo - Professor of Psychology, University of South Africa

Guest: Tebogo Mathebeng Mfete.

Secure property rights are a precondition for prosperity. The Expropriation Bill, if passed in its current form, strikes at the heart of private property rights and violates the principles underlying the Constitution and the Rule of Law.

Guest: Martin van Staden – from the free market foundation‘s rule of law project

Employees and executives often sign a restraint of trade clause in their contracts. What happens when you leave? Or are retrenched?

How does enforcement look?

Guest: Nicolene Schoeman - Louw-Founder | Managing Director at Schoeman Law Inc

Guest: Neo Sello and Mpho Manzini (Lesbian couple)

Food security experts in South Africa warned early on that the lockdown instituted to manage the spread of COVID-19 would threaten children’s nutrition. Before the arrival of the pandemic, a third of South Africa’s 20 million children were already living in households that were below the food poverty line.

Guest: Lori Lake - an editor of the 2020 South African Child Gauge, and a Communications and Education Specialist at the Children’s Institute, UCT

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, not much was known about SARS-CoV-2 (the coronavirus) and its survival in food, on various materials and on surfaces. Since then, several food safety agencies have assessed the risk of potentially acquiring the virus from contaminated food or food packaging.

Guest: Ryk Lues - Professor and Director: Centre for Applied Food Sustainability and Biotechnology, Central University of Technology

Tonight we are Demystifying Self-Pleasure and How to Practice It Mindfully

Guest: 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.

Indigenous fruits have been collected from the wild for centuries for human consumption and other purposes. Across the African continent, indigenous fruit trees are valuable assets for local communities.
But the natural habitats of trees are being lost, mainly to widespread deforestation resulting from population growth. Industrial agriculture is also contributing to their loss.

Guest : Dr Abiodun Olusola Omotayo - a postdoctoral researcher at the Food Security and Safety Niche Area, North-West University, South Africa.

This episode of Civic Education is proudly brought to you by SABC Radio Education in partnership with Government Employees Pension Fund at (this radio station). SABC Education. Enriching minds, Enriching lives.

Guest : Itumeleng Modise - Client Liaison officer Government Employees Pension Fund