Police Minister Bheki Cele is challenging Parliament's Joint Committee on Ethics which found him guilty of violating its code of ethical conduct for members of Parliament. Cele was found guilty of breaching the code after yelling "shut up" at anti-crime activist Ian Cameron during a police Imbizo in Gugulethu, Cape Town last year. This after Cameron interrupted Cele's speech accusing him of failing to protect residents of Nyanga and Gugulethu. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Ian Cameron, Action Society's community safety director and the founder of firearms.co.za

We are joined on the line by Gladys’s daughter Lobisa.

84-year-old Gladys Mmaphoto Thuntsane who suffers from
hypertension and dementia was last seen walking from Protea Glen
to her residence in Naledi on the 12th of September 2023 at 16h30.

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#WellnessWednesday| October is Mental Health Awareness Month , Workplace bullying is harmful, targeted behaviour that happens at work. It might be spiteful, offensive, mocking, or intimidating. What is it and how can bullying affect your health?

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This morning we hear from we hear from Zipho Ezinhle Zawadi, Life Coach, A

Training provider and a published Author- She talks about overcoming theNear Success Syndrome

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Amanda Mfengwana is a 26-year-old South African currently living in Norway. She was born and raised in Grabouw in the Western Cape and moved abroad to work as an au pair. She joins us on the line.

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A campaign has been started to compel the department of health to introduce a policy that forces doctors to report pregnancies in minors to the police so officers can investigate statutory rape. The petition calls on the health department to follow
in the footsteps of the basic education department’s Prevention and Management of Learner Pregnancy in Schools Act. We now speak to social activist, Keletso Khena.

Teacher regulatory body, SACE says it's seeing a rise in complaints against teachers for assaulting pupils and sexual misconduct. SACE says these trends are worrying. This emerged in the entity's annual report tabled in Parliament. The South African Council of Educators (Sace), reported that it received a total of 734 cases and investigated 254 misconduct complaints against educators. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SACE manager of Ethics, Sandile Ntshalintshali