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Guest: Omy Naidoo - Director: Newtricion wellness dieticians

Guest: Professor Neo Lekgotla laga Ramoupi - Associate Professor: History an Author

Guest: Phindile Ndimande: NLP Life Coach Practitioner, Personal Development Coach and Pastor

Guest On Line: El-Sun Mbatha – Astrologer Of Thee Cosmic Intelligence Of Azania

Decolonizing African narratives means reclaiming the right to tell our own stories on our own terms. For centuries, Africa’s history, people, and cultures have been misrepresented or silenced in global and even local narratives, often viewed through a colonial or Western lens. This has shaped how African people see themselves and how they are seen by the world.

Guest: Bongiswa Kotta-Ramushwana – Storyteller, Praise Poet

and Motivational Speaker

From April to June this year, three international days focus our attention on the environment and on humanity’s responsibility to curtail the devastating effects of climate change on the planet.

International Mother Earth Day, commemorated on 22 April, raised awareness of the challenges to the wellbeing of the planet and the life it supports, under the theme of ‘Our power, our planet’ to champion renewable energy. International Day for Biological Diversity on 22 May aims to boost understanding of biodiversity issues, which include the planet’s wide variety of plants, animals and microorganisms; and World Environment Day on 5 June is the largest global platform for environmental outreach and puts a spotlight on pressing environmental issues.

In light of these, together with the global warming reality that South Africa and the world is experiencing and our clear need for environmental sustainability, it’s worth considering how critically important it is to develop careers in ecology and the environment to ensure that efforts to meet the challenges of global warming and climate change increase at a quickening pace.

Guest: Balan Moodley, CEO of PROTEC

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Guest On Line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

Wake Up And Live: The power of Hope

Guest: Clement Chauke – Life Coach 

Family homes can be spaces where spirituality is fostered and practiced, offering a sense of purpose, direction, and unity through shared values, faith, and rituals. Spirituality can manifest in various ways within a family, from religious practices like prayer and church attendance to emphasizing virtues like honesty and kindness, and even finding meaning in everyday life. A spiritually vibrant family home often involves intentional moments of reflection, prayer, and shared experiences that reinforce positive values and behaviors. 

Guest: Makhosi Andile Ngubane

Guest: Mashadi Monareng – Pastoral Counsellor and speaker

1.⁠ ⁠Meaning + Causes

2.⁠ ⁠⁠Symptoms

3.⁠ ⁠⁠After effects

4.⁠ ⁠⁠Healing from it

3.⁠ ⁠⁠Healing