Highlighting the divide of families as a result of marriage #GaDintshe our guest was Francinah

Unpacking what the link is between Illiteracy and a person’s health so that Health practitioners, educators and patients to unite and create a safe and educated society. Our guest is Mme. Tshegofatso Lebethe - Bakwena Ba Mogopa Nurses Forum

The Breaking Down Borders Africa Initiative, is a Pan-African platform led by African youth for the benefit of African youth. The initiative is inspired by the vision of enabling African youth to connect and collaborate towards the prosperity of the continent.
To this end, the initiative is invested in bringing all Africans together, to dissect the issues they are faced with and to find solutions that can be applied in resolving the challenges identified.

Our guest is Mme. Puleng Cassidie Molebatsi/ Social Activist and Actress
She began presenting her own morning show on the 24-hour SABC news channel on DStv, called Bophelong, showcasing stories of individual success.

A o tlhadilwe o sa itse? Wena o ne o dutse o gopotse maikano mme fela gompieno o bidiwa “divorcee”

Guest: Mme Thapelo Tlhabane/ Relationship Coach from Women-Hood Elevated

In 2015, adult literacy rate for South Africa was 94.6 %. Adult literacy rate of South Africa increased from 88.7 % in 2007 to 94.6 % in 2015 growing at an average annual rate of 1.09 %.

In the same year female illiteracy for South Africa was 62.5 %.

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) conducted a Census 2011: Profile of older persons in South Africa. The findings tabled that about 45% were unable to write their own name or calculate change after a business transaction. Sex variations show that elderly women were worse off in all literacy functional domains compared to their male counterparts.

Mr Mapheka is 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.

The habitual committing of criminal acts or offences by a young person, especially one below the age at which ordinary criminal prosecution is possible.

In 2005, 30 000 South African children were successfully taken out of the legal system and diverted into educational and life skills programmes instead of serving a sentence or awaiting trial at a correctional facility.

We speak to Mr. Dickson Seroke/Spiritual and Development Coordinator at Rustenburg Centre of Excellence, the centre currently incarcerates 69 sentenced male juveniles. We will also speak to 21 year old Mr Mbaliso Kagiso who is a juvenile offender.

Gompieno re buisana le wena mme kgotsa rre ka lenyatso le le leng teng ka mo le lapeng.

Mme o emeletse Rre, o mo raya dipuo mo pele ga bana “rra lona ke motho fela o tlhola a pharame” Rre wena o thobile le lapa la gago ka go nna le bana kontle ga nyalo le bana ga ba sa tlhompa mme wa bone eleng Mosadi wa gago.

Tota goreng le nyatsana bogolosegolo fa pele ga bana?(Question to the listener)

In 2017 Stats SA shared a conducted study stating that married couples calling it quits is on the rise, with the number of civil divorces increasing by 20.4% from a low of 20,980 in 2011 to 25,260 in 2015.

White couples were the most prone to divorce, with 49.7% of failed marriages in 2015 having lasted nine years or less. Black couples were not far behind, with 48.5% of marriages having failed within nine years.

Judge Gerrit Muller of the Polokwane High Court in Limpopo about 15 minutes to hand down judgment, Muller dismissed the family’s claim of about R2-million for emotional shock and grief.
Five-year-old Michael died in 2014 after falling into a pit latrine at Mehlodumela Primary School where he was a Grade R pupil. Lindiwe Modise spoke to Mme. Dimakatso Motiang a Clinical Psychologist from The Chris Hani Baragwanath about how do you deal with an emotional traumatic experience.