New book highlights everyday kindness in South Africa
GUEST: DR. JESS AUERBACH – Author & Lecturer at the Dept of Anthropology
North West University

The Johannesburg Contemporary Art Foundation or JCAF, is one of those
extraordinary jewels in Johannesburg.
The space is open to the public on a booking basis, and offers an extraordinary
exhibition of international and local works. The current exhibition
Liminal Identities in the Global South features artists from across the global
south diaspora.
I spoke to Clive Kelner, the executive director of JCAF,and asked him firstly
to explain what the global south means.
GUEST: CLIVE KELNER - Executive Director JCAF

guest: Modise

This Week on Wednesday 8 September was INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY
The South African Book Development Council (SABDC), the organisation behind
the annual National Book Week (NBW) which actively

Nonkululeko Britton-Masekela runs Kula Organic, a venture that takes organic
produce from farm to table. She is now piloting Kula Africa Academy to encourage
a movement to grown community gardens. Calling to action all who
have interest in taking part.
GUEST: NONKULULELO BRITTON-MASEKELA - Farmer & Entrepreneur

Pride and Prejudice is a BBC series, in a new HD version to BritBox.
An Adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice The six-part
drama is written by Andrew Davies.
GUEST : ANDREW DAVIES - Writer

Malnutrition is a global challenge and so it is in South Africa. Early detection of possible
malnutrition is an important step in combatting it. An approach to show a possible
diagnosis of malnutrition comes from an award-winning research effort by
Keerthana Nair from Bryanston High.
The finding that the colour of a fingernail could be an early detector won Keerthana
an Eskom award for Best Female Project
GUEST: KEERTHANA NAIR - Grade 9 Brynston High School

How to handle conflict as a parent with your teenager?
What is your biggest challenge in your relationship; What Works? How can you improve
on it?
GUEST: ANDRE VLOK – Conflict Management Specialist

Children’s charity, Jelly Beanz, who work with children at risk, have launched a book
written by therapists who work alongside children, telling healing stories that they
hope will be able to give hope to children who know pain. “Rainbow of Hope: Healing
Stories of Africa’s children”
GUEST: EDITH KRIEL – Executive Director & Social Worker Jelly Beanz Non-Profit