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Ensuring a fair education system means all teachers should be equally skilled. Whether in a rural area or a wealthy suburb, children deserve good teachers. In some schools, teachers come from different backgrounds and have varied experiences and qualifications. They may not all speak the same "teaching language" or understand the same teaching methods. And that’s where the conversation about how teachers are trained comes in. To have this discussion we have Dr Leanne Browning, Head of school of Education at STADIO on the line to chat with us.

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On today’s edition of Man Torque, we delve into the intriguing topic of men's perspectives on sex. From societal expectations to personal experiences, we explore the diverse attitudes, beliefs, and challenges men encounter in navigating their sexual lives. What is sex for men? Is it different to how women view it? If so, how does this difference manifest? Joining us to have this conversation is Dr Heather Blaylock, Medical doctor with a special interest in sexual health.

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This evening on Legal Matters, we talk about wills, estate and testamentary trust and how they work. A testamentary trust is a type of trust that is created under the terms of a person’s will and comes into effect after the person’s death. In South Africa, a testamentary trust is a legal arrangement in which a person’s assets are placed into a trust for the benefit of their heirs or beneficiaries. Such trusts offer more control over how and when assets are distributed to beneficiaries. This added flexibility makes estate planning more efficient and personalized. To tell us more about this we’re joined by Claire Thomson, Specialist Family Law Practitioner and Head of the Family Law Department at Witz Inc. 

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Jan Moganwa, the national leader of CITIZANS. A party that come into play with the upcoming elections and proposing measures that will improve South Africans lives. Questions that are being asked are, are their measures feasible? Will they not be faced with challenges when it comes to implementations of these measures? The current political party seems to be struggling so what will they do different from them in terms of making theirs to work?

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The ruling party launched their 2024 election manifesto this past weekend in Durban, promising job creation, basic income grant and maintaining and expanding subsidised basic services like water, houses and electricity for the poor. With the recent polls suggesting the party is at risk of losing its power, could this manifesto have reversed that?

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Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa today gave a briefing to the media on the Energy Action Plan. Eskom announced it would implement stage 4 load-shedding last week Thursday due to the loss of five generating units at Kendal power station and a generating unit at Duvha power station.

On Sunday the utility announced the power cuts would be eased to stage 2. What’s going on? To help us understand today’s media briefing we’re joined by Ruse Moleshe, Energy and infrastructure specialist.

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Last week on medical matters we focused on men’s reproductive health and Dr Craig Mamitele, Urologist at the urology hospital in Pretoria, spoke about fertility and hormonal balance to routine health checks and sperm quality, and answered some of the questions that came through and he promised to be back for part two. So, this evening we continue with part two of how men can take care of their reproductive organs with Dr Craig Mamitele, Urologist at the urology hospital in Pretoria so that we  understand the significance of how their organs work and why its essential to see a dr if there is a slightest issue that you have before it can becomes much more severe. 

CONTACT DETAILS:

012 423 4133 [Urology hospital]

012 522 1190 [Arcacia]

012 798 7030 [Soshanguve]

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