A despondent councillor has reached out to the President of South Africa after a suburb in his ward was subjected to constant bouts of power outages.

 

On Monday 22 May, exactly 21 days after Macassar and parts of Firgrove started experiencing these power outages, Ward 109 councillor Peter Helfrich sent a letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

 

The community of Macassar has literally been left in the dark after a local substation was vandalised on Monday 1 May, causing residents to be without electricity for extended periods of time following every bout of load shedding since the start of the month

 

Guest 1 on the line: Peter Helfrich - Macassar councillor

Mashadi Monareng - is a speaker and pastoral counsellor.

 Pointers

1. Possible causes of depression in youth (Teens)
2. How do we draw the line between discipline and child abuse
3. What should parents be on the lookout for? ( Is it a "stage" or is your child depressed?
4. How will you know if your child suicidal?
5. Share suicide hot lines

 

 

 

Please share your dreams and visions with us and

allow our guest to guide you through.

Guest on the line: Adrian Nelson -Holistic Wellness Practitioner

The value of confidence

Talking points.

1. The value of confidence
2. Confident leaders are conscious of their purpose
3. Confident leaders connect

4.Confident leaders confront conflict

5.Confident leaders congratulate

6.Confident leaders are consistent

7.Confident leaders conceive

8.Confident leaders conclude

Guest on the line: Confidence Seleme – Author; Motivational Speaker; Leadership and Personal Development Specialist

What causes one not to be successful after being initiated as a

traditional healer?

 

Guest 1 on the line: Dr. Mkhulu Mlaba uFakazi is a

traditional healer, prophet and umthandazeli based in

Mlazi and Mtubatuba, KZN.

Guest on the line: Adrian Nelson -Holistic Wellness Practitioner

Please share your dreams and visions with us and

allow our guest to guide you through.

 

 

Topic -"The responsibilities of success"

1. The responsibility of continuous development,
2. The responsibility of Balance,
3. The responsibility of Transfer

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

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?

Talking points:

• The energy crisis
• Crime
• Corruption
• Coalition governments

Guest 1 on the line: The Congress of the People (Cope) spokesperson-Hon Dennis Bloem

This morning we are joined by Makhosi Mbatha to give you an opportunity for a reading. We need your date of birth, a place of birth, time and one burning question.

 Guest on the line: El Sun Mbatha – astrologer from the Cosmic Intelligent of Azania

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?

Topic: Students to march to NSFAS head office in Cape Town over funding grievances

• Students are planning to march to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme's Cape Town head office.
• Student representative councils at several institutions issued a joint statement in which they accused the scheme of ignoring their plight.
• It also criticised the scheme's new payment methods. 

Students from various universities plan to march to the Cape Town head office of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) on Wednesday over funding grievances and new student allowance payment methods.

In a joint statement on Monday, student representative council (SRC) leaders from universities in the Western Cape and the Free State said some students had still not received funding, roughly three months into the academic year, and others were "wrongfully defunded".

They also claimed that other students only received funding for study materials, not meals and accommodation.

"NSFAS has also taken another barbaric approach by hampering and disadvantaging the academic performance of students registered for less than 60 credits towards their qualification. This scheme has decided that this cohort of students is only eligible for a learning materials allowance, excluding them from meal and accommodation allowances," the statement read.

Guest 1 on the line: South African Union of Students (SAUS) National Spokesperson-Asive Dlanjwa.