Guest: S.A. Safety & Security - Mike Bolhuis

The festive season can be a sad period for many people and suicide statistics traditionally climb every year around this time.
This year, however, is a particularly bad one for many people and is already seeing higher numbers of suicides than before, as well as an increase in depression and anxiety.
Covid-19 has wrought havoc on most lives this year, with massive job losses, salary-cuts, loss of lives, loss of freedom, and forced changes in traditions, habits, and looked-forward-to activities.

Guest: Jason Bernic - Executive Life Coach at ‎Success coaching

Guest: Gogo Tu Nokwe – South Africa’s legendary musician

African traditional medicine and its practices were prohibited under the pretext of witchcraft in South Africa by the British and later the apartheid government. This led to secrecy in the practice and a lack of infrastructural planning to support it.

Guest: Dr. (IDA) Christina Breed - Senior Lecturer • Coordinator Honours: Biodiversity Studio and Research MethodologyDepartment of Architecture, University of Pretoria

Guest: John Molebatsi graduated with Masters in Architecture from the University of Pretoria.

Guest: Ronald Muringai - Is an author, speaker, MC Extraordinaire and VO Artisit.

Guest: Billy Selekane – Motivational Leadership CSP is the highest designated speaker in Africa, as well as the first South African speaker to speak at the General Assembly (NSA) Convention.

Guest: Tebogo Mathebeng Mfete.

African customary law is controversial. This is due to the dissonance between the past and present. The social settings in which Africans interact have changed over time. These changes have been characterised by a tense relationship between indigenous customs and statutory laws with colonial origins. Indigenous customs have communal, welfarist features, while statutory laws have industrial, individualistic features.

Guest: Dr Anthony Diala - Director, Centre for Legal Integration in Africa, University of the Western Cape

Guest: Howard Dembovsky, Founder of Justice Project SA,

Guest: Ephraim Kekana – Branch Manager:Gauteng and National Departments of GEPF