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The Fruit Industry Social Compact is an accord between government, industry and labour. The aim of the accord is to achieve socio-economic growth within the fruit industry according to the guidelines of the National Development Plan. The stakeholders have mutually accepted the principles, guidelines and common objectives contained in the Fruit Industry Social Compact (FISC). Our next guest will unpack how the Fruit Industry Social Accord will address challenges within the value chain and how it will impact farmers
Guest: Fhumulani Ratshitanga – Chief Executive Officer of Fruit South Africa
The Fruit Industry Social Compact is an accord between government, industry and labour. The aim of the accord is to achieve socio-economic growth within the fruit industry according to the guidelines of the National Development Plan. The stakeholders have mutually accepted the principles, guidelines and common objectives contained in the Fruit Industry Social Compact (FISC). Our next guest will unpack how the Fruit Industry Social Accord will address challenges within the value chain and how it will impact farmers
Guest: Fhumulani Ratshitanga – Chief Executive Officer of Fruit South Africa
This green organization started over a meal where nine friends resolved to plant a thousand trees during Arbour Month (September) in Cape Town’s marginalized and under-greened communities. Along the way, the group researched the best places to plant the trees and found like-minded people to help their campaign gather momentum. Once the group completed their goal, schools were asking for trees to be planted in the fields, more people wanted to volunteer their time and companies wanted to offer their support. Today, the organization has planted over 150 000 trees throughout southern Africa. Our next guest tells us more about their upcoming Reforest Festival taking place in April under the theme: Celebrating the age of restoration.
Guest: Lauren Teasdale – Co-Founder of GreenPop
Guest: Adekunle Owolabi - Social Commentator
Our next guest has been celebrating the graduation of the class of 2021 and has equipped 197 graduates to take the next step in their agricultural journey. The Western Cape MEC for Agriculture, Dr. Ivan Meyer has challenged these students to become active participants in the economic recovery and help the provincial government in building more agricultural schools. The Elsenburg Agricultural Training Institute was the first agricultural training centre on the continent and the oldest in the country
Guest: Maritjie Cornelissen – Deputy Director of Student Affairs at Elsenburg Agricultural Training Institute
After someone dies, some of our most valued and fulfilling experiences are often coloured with a tinge of pain. Although depression and grief are different, both experiences may cause someone to retreat from the routines of daily life: A person may cut off from sources of support. A person may withdraw socially and emotionally. A person may also disengage from activities they found fulfilling and gave them purpose. Our next guest will provide tips on how we can support the emotional needs of our loved ones as they reintegrate back into society
Guest: Paula Quinsee – Relationship Coach and Author
Guest: Lorato Tshenkeng - Social Commentator
One out of four people are affected by cancer in South Africa. Our next guest’s personal experience with cancer compelled her to form the Machi Filotimo Cancer Project. Since launching the project, she has launched a cyclethon that is aimed at raising funds for patient care and creating cancer awareness. The event challenges everyday South Africans to support cancer survivors, make a difference and honour a friend who has been impacted by the terminal illness
Guest: Evy Michalopoulos - Founder of the Filotimo Cancer Project
Our next guest has launched its latest initiative, “Little Acts of Heart” and is calling on South Africans to help others, no matter how small or big. The organization would like to capture these moments of heart, and encourage South Africans to share their experiences in a bid to record one million selfless acts. As a reward for reaching a million selfless acts, our next guest has committed to matching these contributions by donating food hampers to the value of R1 million to those in need
Guest: Rinee Mudavhi - Brand Manager at Jungle
Guest: Busisiwe Radebe - Social Commentator
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