The future of South Africa is in the hands of our youth, many of whom are living with little hope; and yet they are filled with potential. However, South Africa is currently faced with an unacceptably high unemployment rate among youth who make up 35,7% of the population, of that percentage, 8,5 million (41,7%) youth are Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET).

If the youth are our future, how can we shape and better prepare them for tomorrow’s opportunities in a relevant way?

Guest on the line: Zaz Molo - Empowaworx project lead

A woman who is or who has been treated for cancer will likely have concerns and questions about sexuality and sexual activity. It is common for women with cancer to struggle with their body image, have less desire for sexual intimacy, and/or find that penetration during sexual activity has become painful. Sexuality is a normal and important aspect of health. You should not hesitate to talk about your feelings or ask questions about the impact of cancer treatments on your sexual health. This article attempts to answer common questions that arise but certainly does not address every question. As with any concern, talk with your health care providers about your particular situation.

Guest on the line: Dr Prithy Ramlachan- the past president of the African society for sexual medicine (ASSM).

Families are not democracies. Each family has its own ways of deciding who has the power and authority within the family unit, and which rights, privi­leges, obligations, and roles are assigned to each family member.

In most families parents are expected to be the leaders or executives of the family; children are expected to follow the leadership of their parents. As chil­dren in the middle years grow older, they will ask for, and certainly should be allowed, more autonomy, and their opinions should be considered when deci­sions are made; however, parents are the final authorities.

Guest on the line: Coach Mathawe Matsapola - She wears many hats, life coach, seasoned journalist, inspirational speaker and entrepreneur

According to city documents, the eThekwini Municipality has a backlog of more than 440 000 houses to build.However, between 2016 and 2019, the managed to only build an average of 4 000 houses per annum.

This means at the current pace it is building homes; it would take the City more than 100 years to clear the backlog if it had included building the infrastructure around the houses.

“Many people will die before they even realise their right to housing,” Desmond D’Sa, a south Durban community activist, said.

Guest on the line: the honourable MEC for Human Settlements and Public Works, Mr Ntuthuko 'Jomo' Mbongiseni Sibiya MPL

Guest on the line: Gogo Khanyakude

If you’re looking for historical insights and cultural attractions, Limpopo is certainly not going to disappoint. In and around the province are a host of wonderful museums, ancient African kingdoms, sacred traditional sites and archaeological digs.

Guest on the line: Department of Sport, Arts and Culture Limpopo - MEC Thandi Moraka

South Africa is a country where the right to freedom and security is protected by The Constitution. The judicial system reflects this direction by encompassing the relief mechanisms directed by the Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 (hereinafter referred to as the ‘DVA’) and the Protection from Harassment Act 17 of 2011 (hereinafter referred to as the ‘PHA’). Although many are aware of the above, it is equally important to understand which Act has authority in which instance.

Guest on the line: Jared Poole –an Attorney at Schoeman Law Inc

Do you close the door of giving? Do you let them change who you are?

Guest on the line: Coach Mathawe Matsapola - She wears many hats, life coach, seasoned journalist, inspirational speaker and entrepreneur

Ambani Africa, a free gaming app for foundation-phase learners to help children learn African languages in a fun way.

Ambani Africa features 6 languages with various themes and games for practicing African languages. The app also links to an augmented reality app, which works with a set of learning books to bring this learning to life.

Guest on the line: Mukundi Lambani –Fouder Ambani Africa

Trade mark protection does not end at registration, and trade mark enforcement does not need to involve lengthy litigation or extensive legal fees for brand owners. Having a good trade mark enforcement strategy is essential in ensuring that a brand owner's trades mark not only remains proprietary to them, but that it also does not become vulnerable to genericism.

Guest on the line: Ms Jade Courtney- an Associate at Kisch IP: the Intellectual Property firm in South Africa