Guest on line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

Guest: Khaya Ndwandwe, Cultural Expert

Guest: Tasneem Carrim - Head of communications for department of  Tourism

Guest: Confidence Seleme – Speaker and Author

Guest: Ms Aluwani Manenzhe - Occupational Therapist President of Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa (OTASA)

Guest on line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

Guest: Dr Fikile Vilakazi - Chairperson Of The Traditional Health Practitioner’s Counsel – Appointment By The Minister Joe Phahla

Guest: Clement Chauke – Life Coach and Speaker

Guest: Paul Nzimande – Life Coach, Author and Mental Wellness Advocate

There is a huge set of conflicting expectations when it comes to widowed women in particular.

They are at the convergence of :
1) Religion
2) Culture
3) South African law

With this comes confusion in which culture is misunderstood to suggest involuntary “ukungena” practice and this can be very abusive to widowed women.

Guest: Lili Nupen, Co-Founder of NSDV and Head of Mining and Environment Law

South Africa's power grid isn't winning any awards for reliability. Our data centres are feeling the heat - and not in a good way. These digital powerhouses not only keep our online world spinning but are also fuelling the recent AI revolution - yet their ever-expanding capabilities hinge on one critical requirement: an uninterrupted power supply.

Renewable energy has emerged as a promising solution to this pressing issue. By harnessing abundant solar and wind resources, coupled with battery storage to account for intermittency, South Africa could secure a stable energy supply for its data centres. This approach not only addresses the immediate need for reliable power but also aligns with national and global efforts towards sustainability.