Sifiso Skenjana, founder and financial economist at AFRA Consultants, wrote an interesting piece titled "Why a Grade 9 certificate won't fix SA's massive education problems"

Guest: Sifiso Skenjana - Founder and Financial Economist at AFRA Consultants

Guest: Karyn Maughan

We continue the conversation on the legalities within marriage with a focus on crosscultural as well as human - equal rights for all.

Marriage can be a beautiful, romantic thing. But all the paperwork that comes with it? That's less fun. 

It's tough to keep track of all the legal stuff you have to do when you get married. 

Joining us in-studio is Claire Thomson from Witz Incorporated Attorneys.......

Contact Details:

Address: 1st Floor, The Conservatory, 13 Baker St, Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196

Phone: 011 010 0400

Guest: Claire Thomson, CEO and Head of Family Law at Witz Inc

It is not clear whether Solidarity's decision to establish an Afrikaans university is aimed at exclusion or building a more inclusive society. That said, a community building its own institutions is without doubt the best way to express patriotism, writes Ralph Mathekga. 

Guest: Dr. Ralph Mathekga | Political Analyst

Hermann Pretorius | Campaigns Coordinator: The Institute of Race Relations

(IRR)

In All Things Medical  with Prof Jonny Peter, Head of the Allergy unit at UCT’s Lung Institute, talking about pollen monitoring in SA.

Marilyn May | Safety Mom and Founder of Atlantic Hope, Cape Town

Sello Maake-ka Ncube | One of South Africa's most esteemed actors and voice

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Zachariah Mampilly calls for a Sudanese truth and reconciliation process, arguing that Sudan’s failure to reckon with its past and construct an inclusive national project, has allowed the military to exploit ethnic and religious divisions to secure their rule. 

With the current Sudanese protest movement “[struggling] to advance a national vision beyond replacing the military with a civilian-led government,” Mampilly argues that a long-repressed conversation about the damage Al Bashir’s regime inflicted on Sudanese society would facilitate a national identity that transcends the Islamist and Arabist supremacy “that has long been the source of [Sudan’s] many problems.”

Mampilly adds that a national conversation which allows victims to share their stories, could deepen understanding among Sudan’s diverse populations, creating empathy and an inclusive democratic identity that has eluded Sudan for so long.  

 

Guest: Prof. Zachariah Mampilly is a Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Vassar College in NY, USA

Dr Jerrie Bezuidenhout - Psychiatrist & Director Medical Services Vista Clinic