Peter Manzana hosted Mme. Nono Maseko/ Snr SADAG Counsellor on #WorldSuicideDay

Peter Manzana spoke to Mme. Semela Sebogudi who is completing her Masters in Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) she also did IKS undergrad at the University of North West.

Semela is passionate about IKS and community development projects currently she is an Archivist at the Department of Arts and Culture.

Peter Manzana hosted Mrs. Eileen Pooe/ Senior Lecturer and SATI - Accredited Translator Setswana Subject Group Faculty of Humanities at the University of North West Mahikeng Campus.

According to Somikazi Deyi a lecturer at the University of Cape Town school of languages and literatures: department of African languages, when it comes to mother tongues there is a discourse on whether there is enough terminology and vocabulary to the languages of teaching and learning; the economy and wealth; law; and health – and leads back to whether they can make enough academic sense for intellectualization.

Manzana spoke to Mrs. Eileen Pooe about the benefits of mother tongue education.

Lindiwe Modise spoke to Ms.Dimakatso Motiang – Clinical Psychologist (Chris Hani Baragwaneth)
Anxiety is a general term for several disorders that cause nervousness, fear, apprehension, and worrying.
These disorders affect how we feel and behave and can cause physical symptoms. Mild anxiety is vague and unsettling, while severe anxiety can seriously affect day-to-day living.

Lindiwe Modise hosted Rre. Zwelinzima Jacobs/ Programmes Coordinator Boikhuco Old Age Home in the Free State

Lindiwe Modise spoke to Mme. Maryjane Segone/ Provincial Manager at Age in Action in North West.
The wellbeing of the elderly is generally taken for granted and often put on the side-lines by the young ones.

The MenCare Global Fatherhood Campaign compiled a report titled State Of South Africa’s Fathers 2018. The report found that only 36% of children live with their biological fathers. A further 35% live with a man who is not their father‚ meaning altogether 71% live with an adult male in the house.

The report was the work of Wessel van den Berg and Tawanda Makusha
The question we ask you today is “How has his absence added to your burdens?”

Lindiwe Modise hosted Motlalepule Nathane-Taulela/ Lecturer: Social Work Department School of Human & Community Development
University of the Witwatersrand,

Lindiwe Modise hosted Mme. Kutlwano Hutamo’s whose love for learning and education one of the reasons why she is a successful entrepreneur. She has an MBA from GIBS business school, an MSc in veterinary sciences as well as a BSc honours in genetics. However, her path to success has not been an easy one. Kutlwano is a Director at Washesha Online which is an online grocery store.
Hutamo was selected in the Mail and Guardian 200 Young South Africans 2018.

Today we look at basic everyday ways to train the brain to reach its full potential Selo Sa Basadi hosted Mr Kennedy Mapeka, a Foundation Phase (English First Additional Language (EFAL) and Home Language) coach. He supports teachers in the planning and delivery of lessons to improve curriculum coverage.

Lindiwe Modise hosted Mme. Leeko Makoene/ Founder of Madewithrural and Vice President of Farmers United of South Africa (FUSA). South Africa is a country with rich minerals and resurces yet more than 50% of South Africa’s population is living in poverty. According to the Poverty Trends Report for 2006 to 2015, 30.4 million people (55.5% of the population) is living in poverty. This is up from the 53.2% or 27.3 million people reported in 2011.

Madiba said, “Overcoming poverty is NOT a gesture of charity, IT IS an act of Justice