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Lack of service delivery and solutions
-How can we address the current energy crisis in South Africa?
-What can be done to deal with sporadic service delivery protests in our communities?
-Crime
-What is the solution to our entire service delivery challenges?
Guest 1 on the line: Hon. Steve Swart -is an African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) Member
Our Dynasty: Afrikan Kaloso (KOMA - Rites of Passage)
“Rites of passage are valued deeply by the cultures observing them, and are key to passing down cultural, social and sometimes religious teachings and traditions.
Guest 1 on the line: Makhosi Raletjatji Mabasa Bokaba
Wake up and live
Why do some people/children call their late parents or ancestors Demons?
-according to some modern churches they don't attend family funerals or unveiling?
- Families & relationships have been separated, with some children too Holy for their parents, Why?
- does Jesus have ancestors?
- Let’s talk about it & be frank but not be emotional
Guest on the line: Dr. Mashudu David Mbedzi, marriage counsellor and author of the book titled “Married but Intimately Divorced” and “Wrong: Husband, Wife, and Partner”.
Contact: 060 766 7906
I Have a Dream (manifestation)
Please share your dreams and visions with us and allow our guest to guide you through.
Guest on line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane
-How can we address the current energy crisis in South Africa
What can be done to deal with sporadic service delivery protests in our communities?
Guest 1 on the line: Mr Msomi - a co-founder member of the UDM
Define focus – the centre of interest or activity (focal point); producing clear vision 2. How do you clarify your vision? – E.g. write it down, vision board – Can you interpret what you SEE? 3. Do not pay attention to distractions – negative thoughts, nay sayers, discouragement… 4. Be sure of where you are going – do a proper research – have a plan 5. Be persistent
Guest 1 on the line: Mashadi Monareng - is a speaker and pastoral counsellor.
Why are mourning practices punitive & discriminatory to women than men?
Talking points;
Does Tradition & Christianity influence discrimination of widows?
* Types of discriminatory rituals imposed on women than men;
Purpose: to prove that widow didn't kill husband ?
- Women wear black clothes for up to 12 months
- Men (widowers) put a clip of a black cloth on the arm but do not wear complete black attire
- Widows wear clothes inside out during the mourning period. What happens if the widow has to go to work?
- Jumping over the fire
- crushing eggs using thighs
- kneeling on the street and not allowed to shout
- sitting at the back of a trick or bus
- In church widows are isolated from other worshippers: or not allowed to attend church
- drinking & eating from specific cup or plate
- putting our fire using urine
Eating from the lid using left hand
- Not allowed to drink water the whole day
- prohibited from leaving home
- Not allowed to reprimand children
- assumed to have HIV & AIDS
Guest on the line: Dr. Mashudu David Mbedzi, marriage counsellor and author of the book titled “Married but Intimately Divorced” and “Wrong: Husband, Wife, and Partner”.
Topic: Lack of service delivery
-How can we address the current energy crisis in South Africa?
-What can be done to deal with sporadic service delivery protests in our communities?
-Crime
Guest 1 on the line: AZAPO National Spokesperson: Gaontebale Nodoba
Tragic Phenomenon of Father Absence and What Must Be Done About It.
Guest 1 on the line: Dr. Zulumathabo Zulu- a Doctoral Practitioner; Research Scientist & Director of the independent Madisebo University Research Institute;
The topic: “Imitation is limitation".
Talking points;
Guest in studio: Confidence Seleme - an award-winning author of 29 books and a Motivational Speaker and Facilitator
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