Wake up and live : "Giftedness".

Talking points

1. Your gift is unearned

1. Your gift is given to you in raw form

1. Giftedness doesn't guarantee success

1. Not all have opened their gifts

1. Some gifts are covered in undesirable packaging

1. You won't find your gift looking into someone else's box

1. Gifts direct you to your purpose

Guest in studio: Confidence Seleme – Author; Motivational Speaker; Leadership and Personal Development Specialist

Topic to open the show: inhlambuluko (confession)

1) How it affecting us?

2) What it is?

3) How to fix it?

4) Signs or dreams that shows that you need inhlambuluko.

 Guest on the line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

Poor service delivery and general poor government services lead to the decline of resources, zero job opportunities, job losses and overall poor living conditions. How do we address these issues?

 -Rural development

-Housing

-Land

-Quality of leadership /public representatives

-Economic Growth/job creation

-Crime /

-B education

Guest 1 on the line: Hon Ahmed MUNZOOR Shaik EMAM -

Parliamentary leader and chief whip of Nfp

Guest: Augus Mckenzie, Ward 50 Bonteheuwel Councillor

Can anyone just become a traditional healer?

How does one know that they have a calling?

Traditional healers and social media

Guest: Professor Mbaimbai Hlati, traditional health practitioner

Guest: Mashadi Monareng, Speaker and pastorial counsellor 

Bullying in the workplace

While the organizatioal costs of incivilityand toxicity are well documented, bullying at work is still problem. An estimated 48.6 Million Americans, or about 30% of the workforce, are bullied at work.

Guest; Makhosi Andile Ngubane, 

Our Dynasty

Topic: Dr. Mariam Makeba Inaugural Memorial Lecture

Music legends Sipho 'Hotstix' Mabuse and Abigail Kubeka have described Miriam Makeba as a strong woman, who paved the way for them and the local music industry at large.

The pair was speaking at the first-ever Miriam Makeba Memorial Lecture at the University of South Africa in Pretoria on Sunday.

Makeba - dubbed "Mama Africa" and affectionately known as "Mazi", was a renowned musician who played a significant role in the industry during the apartheid era.

She died in 2008 at the age of 76.

Guest 1 on the line: Ntshikiwane Sophy Raphesu- afro soul artist from Limpopo