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  • I Have a Dream (manifestation)

    This morning we are joined by Makhosi Andile Ngubane to give you an opportunity for a reading. We need your name and surname and one burning question.

    Guest on the line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    18 min
  • Service Delivery watch: More places in Vaal River and elsewhere test positive for cholera

    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?

     More places in Vaal River and elsewhere test positive for cholera

    The civil rights organisation AfriForum has carried out several water tests in the Vaal River and elsewhere in the past month after earlier tests in this river tested positive for cholera. Water samples were taken from towns along the Vaal River, while a sample was also taken in the river system. Dozens of people make use of this river’s water daily.

    Guest: Lambert de Klerk – Manager of Environmental Affairs at AfriForum

    30 min
  • I Have a Dream (manifestation)

    This morning we are joined by Makhosi Andile Ngubane to give you an opportunity for a reading. We need your name and surname and one burning question.

    Guest on the line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

    20 min
  • Our Dynasty: Importance of having the correct surname

    The Disadvantages of having your step father's surname.

    Why is it important to have your mother's surname, if your father didnt do right by your grandfather's. What if your Fathers surname is not the correct one, e.g your father took her mother's surname. Why paying damages is important. Why the correct surname is important

    Guest: Thando  -  Activist, author, and entrepreneur

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    24 min
  • Service Delivery watch : Ucoceko Water Projects

    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? Ucoceko Water Projects

    Raised by her aunt in rural Queenstown, where they lacked bulk infrastructure and used pit latrines, Zintle Apleni founded Ucoceko Water Projects in 2017 after struggling to find a job. The business is a water purification service provider that services vulnerable communities living in rural and remote locations.

    Zintle’s aim when starting the business was to close the inadequate sanitation gap between the urban and the rural communities, by giving rural communities a cost-effective way of maintaining their septic tanks and pit latrines. Ucoceko Water Projects provides services

    Guest: Zintle Apleni – Founder of Ucoceko Water Projects

     

    14 min
  • I Have a Dream (manifestation)

    Please share your dreams and visions with us and

    allow our guest to guide you through.

    Guest online: Guest on the line: Adrian Nelson -Holistic

    Wellness Practitioner

    29 min

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