NIGHT FALL

When it comes to our children, strong commitment and love aren't negotiable. Unfortunately, not all parents honour this duty, specifically their legal duty to maintain the well-being of their children. Considering this, the child maintenance system ensures that all parents honour their duty to maintain their children.

Guest : Chante Mouton -Director at Vermeulen Attorneys

Guest: Mpho Mpogeng

Guest: Mandla Shabangu

Guest: A well-known traditional healer and president of the SADC Unified Ancestors Practitioners Associations, Dr Mbaimbai Hlathi,

Welcome to the "CAN" - Community Action Network – dedicated to a singular purpose: Baking to feed the team on the Covid-19 frontline.

Guest: Suzy Cinderey – the Coordinator of Pinelands CAN Bakers

Typically, children from low-income homes lack access to resources for online learning and they are seldom exposed to books or regular literacy practices such as storybook reading.

Without the help of a teacher to guide the learning process, it may be difficult for them to use the materials schools may have provided during lockdown. When this gap can’t be bridged by preschool or school, there’s a risk of leaving their potential untapped, never to be fully developed. This becomes evident in academic achievement later in life.

Guest: Dr Andrea Juan-Research Specialist, Human Sciences Research Council

Guest:Bongani Ndima - Bongz Ndima foundation

Guest: Bongani Luvalo - Cool Dads Foundation

Guest Dr sakieer

Guest: Makhosi Sikhakhane

Teacher's union Naptosa said that protests across the Western Cape against the reopening of schools possibly made Basic Education Minister Angie Mothsekga stand up and take note.

The union has been calling for a delay in learners' return to the classroom as the coronavirus has not yet been contained.

Guest : The President of NAPTOSA (National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa), Mr Basil Manuel

Guest: Mervyn Vermeulen – Director at Vermeulen Attorneys