We speak to Themba Tom Ntuli, Leadership and Relationship Consultant, about the viral "Revenge Diaries" trend on TikTok, where users share painful stories of betrayal by ex-partners. Ntuli explores the emotional appeal and risks of public storytelling—highlighting the fine line between empowerment and harm. While the trend fosters solidarity and awareness, he cautions that true healing comes through private reflection and healthy communication, not digital retaliation.

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May is Celiac Awareness Month, a global initiative to educate the public about celiac disease—a serious autoimmune disorder triggered by gluten. This month features events, campaigns, and advocacy efforts to promote early diagnosis, support research, and build a stronger community. Key moments include Coeliac Awareness and Celiac Awareness Day (May 16). Initiatives like “Shine a Light on Celiac” unite people worldwide by lighting landmarks green in solidarity.

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The latest Household Affordability Index shows a sharp rise in food costs in KZN's major cities, with Durban seeing the highest increase nationally. In Pietermaritzburg, a basic food basket for a family of four now exceeds R5,000. The PMBEJD reports April's average basket cost at R5,420.30—up 1.7% from March and 1.6% year-on-year. Senior Financial Advisor Rifilwe Manyama joins us to discuss the financial impact on households.

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A winning mindset is a mental attitude focused on growth, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of goals. It’s not just about wanting to win—it's about believing you can, doing the work, and bouncing back from setbacks stronger than before.

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The Johannesburg, Midrand, Tembisa Taxi Association (JMTTA) elected a new chairperson during its AGM at Emperors Palace, celebrating outgoing leaders and outlining a safer, more unified future for commuters. The event featured performances by gospel stars, a report on progress and innovation, and praise from daily commuters like Chris Ngobeni, who highlighted improved safety and affordability under the previous leadership. Nineteen taxi associations united to shape the industry's direction.

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Letlhogonolo Tlhogi Mosuwe, a social commentator, joins Katlego Legodi on PowerZone for the PowerZone News Wrap.

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South African laws are failing to protect learners from sexual predator teachers due to a fragmented legal framework and lack of accountability. Schools, meant to be safe havens, often become sites of abuse. Despite public outrage, little action follows. Social worker and activist Mfundo Ntandane calls for a legislative obligation on all authorities to vet teachers' suitability before employment and ensure coordinated, decisive action in cases of misconduct to truly safeguard learners.

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City of Johannesburg Councillor Yongama Zigebe reacts to the recent court ruling mandating urgent action to eradicate pit toilets, calling it a long-overdue victory for dignity and public health. He urges national and provincial governments to prioritize sanitation infrastructure, especially in underserved communities. Zigebe pledges to work with civil society to ensure compliance and accelerate service delivery for affected residents.

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We speak to His Holiness Cardinal Dr. Modiri Patrick Shole, SAUCIC President, on the theme of humility in service, drawn from Philippians 2:3–8. He reflects on Christ’s example of selfless service and calls on leaders and believers alike to serve without pride, ambition, or expectation of reward—putting others first and walking in obedience to God's will. True greatness, he reminds us, begins with humility.

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In January 2023, Burkina Faso was excluded from the U.S. African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) due to concerns over its political instability after two military coups in 2022. The Biden administration emphasized the country’s failure to meet AGOA’s human rights and governance standards. As Burkina Faso faces economic fallout, thousands rallied in support of transitional President Ibrahim Traoré, accusing U.S. officials of false claims about mining exploitation and vowing to defend the junta against perceived foreign interference.

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