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On this episode of #TheDojo we delve into our opinions and theories on the coalition negotiations currently underway. We give our thoughts on the proposed Government of National of Unity, online discussions of changes to the constitutions. We ponder on the future of the ANC looking at the prospects of its future leadership. We move on to discuss the new Revenues Laws amendment bill that is to allow a two pot system that would allow for one to access part of their pension fund without the major tax implications.

On this episode of #TheDojo we give our unfiltered reactions to the 2024 Elections. We start off by sharing our voter experiences of the day of voting, we move on to give our thoughts and opinions on the various political parties with regards to how they performed and also speculate as to what will happen once the election results are confirmed.

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In this episode of #TheDojo, we start by revisiting last week's discussions, which seamlessly lead us into a conversation about the intricacies of family secrets—how they can either strengthen or dismantle familial bonds. Our attention then shifts to dissecting the controversial DA flag burning advert. Modise takes a brief detour to explore a theory suggesting that the attitudes of white individuals towards black individuals are inherently natural and normal on a human level, and discusses why embracing this perspective could potentially benefit the black community.

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick off dissecting the stereotype of whether men are better customers to deal with than women, which segues us into the topic of "Clearing Carts". We jump into the fake honorary doctorates debacle where well known celebs where awarded doctorates by an alleged unregistered university, we list celebs we feel should be given that honor.

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On this episode of the Dojo, the boys kick things off with discussing AI, and the use of ChatGPT in particular in academics. We ponder on the possible acceptance of its use to structure original thoughts into academically appropriate standards, especially when used by students who find themselves struggling to express themselves in a language that isnt their mother tongue, but are taught and moderated in it. We also break down the difference between intelligence and eloquence and how these are viewed in the workplace. We look at how being paid well dont necessarily mean it needs to be accompanied by a promotion and a title.