For Tuesday Motivation, we speak to Katlego Rammusa, Author and Thought Speaker, about finding peace in the midst of chaos and clarity in the midst of confusion. Rammusa shares insights on maintaining calm, focus, and resilience during challenging times, offering inspiration for a balanced life.

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Taxi drivers in the city have reportedly been harassing motorists and forcibly removing passengers from vehicles, causing widespread panic. We speak to Eric Munyai, Secretary General of the South African Taxi Drivers Workers Union (SATDWU), to understand the union’s stance. Munyai explains that the union is concerned about the lack of regulation and support for drivers, but condemns the illegal actions. He shares plans for peaceful resolutions, emphasizing better conditions for drivers and advocating for accountability within the industry.

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Living with a disability means navigating physical, mental, and societal challenges—including stigma, language, and systemic barriers. Kgomotso Seoketsa, Founder of Phetolo Ya Bophelo, Letlhogonolo Tlhogi Mosuwe, a social commentator, George Mongwayi, a paraplegic, and Colly Mokgakala, who has a physical disability, discuss how empowering individuals with disabilities fosters independence and fulfillment. They highlight the need for accessible environments, inclusive employment, safety, and social integration while advocating for respectful language and community engagement to dismantle barriers.

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Lesiba Thobakgale, spokesperson for the South African Police Union (SAPU), recently highlighted the alarming rise in crime, particularly farm murders, in South Africa. Thobakgale emphasized the growing dangers faced by rural communities, with farmers and their families increasingly targeted by violent criminals. He called for more effective law enforcement and better protection for these vulnerable areas, urging government action to address the crime surge and ensure justice for victims of farm attacks.

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In his first State of the Province Address, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi expressed regret over ongoing water shortages affecting parts of the province. Acknowledging the issue as unacceptable, he called for accountability but stopped short of assigning blame to the government. With large parts of Johannesburg experiencing weeks of dry taps, Lesufi emphasized that the province must rise above such "Stone Age problems" to truly claim progress. He urged immediate action to resolve the water crisis and prevent further frustration.

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Boitumelo Molletuf Ralikhomo, a motivational speaker, shares insights on achieving greatness. He emphasizes that success is not a matter of luck, but a result of preparation, persistence, and the right mindset. Boitumelo highlights the importance of discipline, self-belief, and pushing forward when others hesitate. He encourages individuals to position themselves where hard work meets opportunity, ultimately enabling them to not just reach but exceed their goals.

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Lungile Gamede, founder of the "With Sis" women's health movement, aims to continue addressing period poverty, menstrual health, and the biopsychosocial-spiritual wellbeing of women and girls. Building on her advocacy for health systems strengthening, particularly for maternal health, Lungile plans to collaborate with organizations like Tekano, Atlantic Fellows, and the Department of Health.

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A Pick n Pay store in Centurion was shut down for serious non-compliance with health regulations following a health inspection on February 21. The inspection, part of Tshwane's Re A Spana programme, revealed conditions that endangered public health, leading to immediate action. Officials called the findings “completely unacceptable.” Pick n Pay Group Ltd has launched an investigation into the matter. We spoke with PCC Provincial Secretary, Ernest Tladi, about the incident and its implications for public health and safety.

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Mozambique’s economy experienced a significant contraction in the fourth quarter of 2023, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) declining by 4.9% year-on-year, marking the worst performance in at least seven years. This downturn, reported by the National Statistics Institute, was attributed to disruptions caused by post-election protests, which led to a halt in business activity. The decline was sharper than the one seen during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, underscoring the severe impact of political instability on the economy.

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Join us as we chat with journalist Bongani Dlamini about the latest in sports! We dive into the excitement of soccer, rugby, and cricket, exploring key moments, rising stars, and upcoming events.

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