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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

Service Delivery watch

 

-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?

 

Residents say Ward 109 in the City of Cape Town is one of the darkest places to live in South Africa.

In a letter, dated 22 May 2023, to President Ramaphosa, Councillor Peter Helfrich appealed to him to intervene in the ongoing prolonged power outages Macassar and the surrounding areas have been experiencing for the last 12 months.

 

In his letter, he said “_I write to you from one of the darkest places in South Africa. A community that has faced ongoing prolonged power outages for the last 12 months. A community that, on some days, only has electricity for a few hours, and on other days, has no electricity at all.

 

Ward 109 in the City of Cape Town is supplied with electricity directly by Eskom.

 

These power outages are a direct result of failing Eskom infrastructure, or a failure by Eskom to protect the infrastructure from vandals in certain hotspots.

 

Guest 1 on the line: WARD 109 COUNCILLOR, PETER HELFRICH,

It can be easy to deal with a toxic friendship or love relationship. But when toxicity is too close in a "parent-Child relationship" it's a different ball game.

 Define the concept

Differentiate between normal family conflict and toxicity

All families have a a form of dysfunction that shapes who we become.... It's the level of the dysfunction that renders us "toxic"

How do we handle it?

Guest 1 on the line: Mashadi Monareng - is a speaker and pastoral counsellor.

Please share your dreams and visions with us and allow our guest to guide you through.

And you are more than welcome to call in for your reading this morning.

 

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

1. Economic crimes and associated shootings
2. Poverty contribution to crime
3. Law enforcement shortfalls
4. Extortions

Guest 1 on the line: Avela Sithonga, the Acting Spokesperson of the Land Party

Guest 1 on the line: line: Activist, author, and entrepreneur -Thando Mahlangu

What has the western system did to us?

Western wedding vs Traditional wedding

Traditional medicine vs western medicine

Home education vs school education

Traditional Doctor vs Western Doctor

 

 

Employing the right attitudes and beliefs for success

Talking points

1. We're all employers.
2. Difference between beliefs and attitudes
3. The belief that "I don't have what it takes."
4. The belief that "I don't need any help"
5. The belief that "My best days are behind me".

 

Guest 1 on the line: Confidence Seleme – Author; Motivational Speaker; Leadership and Personal Development Specialist

 

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

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?

 

Main topic: crime

• Crime roots and solutions
• State of our society
• Economic conditions of people
• South African police services and skills
• GBV (Gender based violence)

 

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

Parliamentary leader and chief whip of Nfp

 

 

Guest  on  line: Gugulethu G. Xaba, Chairman Adamo Holdings (Pty) Ltd / Amandla Omnotho 

Topic: Africa Month in light of International Africa Week

 

And this is a 60 th year anniversary of OAU/AU – And Africa has projected

vision 2063 (100 th year since OAU / AU was founded)

With Vision 2063 and AfCFTA – These must be living documents

Who will be the speakers for this event:

Dr Umar Ifatunde, Prof Sphamandla Zondi, Rutendo Matinyarare, Ms Nokuthula Mpunzana,

Tracy Reign, Dr Shentewa Archer Ngidi and many more

 

We shall be holding these discussions with the following aim:

Engage cognitive space: that’s why we have people who awaken Africans about things Africans

need to engage during this time – Its been said, its Africa’s century, but this may elude us if we are

not both careful and watchful

 

Address African based issues from the:

- The 6th region perspective (diaspora)

- Intra trade perspective (tariff book)

- Export perspective of our goods (To EU and other countries)