Guest:  Lumka Oliphant - Department of Social Development 

The department of docial developmentr has been on the road consulting children on the National Strategic Plan on gender based violence and femicide (NSP-GBVF) 

Guest: Gideon Groenwald - Geologist from Clarens 

The Morocco earthquake killed thousands of people and devastated parts of Marrakech and communities south of the major city. The powerful quake sent people throughout the country rushing into the streets as buildings crumbled, creating an immense need for aid. 

Guest: Rachel Wayne - Grade 10 learner at Thomas More College, Westville 

Guest: Tinyiko Shiburi - Grade 11 learner at Diepdale Secondary School, Soweto 

Two teenage girls represented South Africa at the recent Allianz MoveNow Camp -Global Edition in Munich, Germany.

The two teenagers joined 30 others from more than 10 nations between the ages of 14 - 16 at the camp which was created to strengthen the role of sport in society to create a healthier environment for young people.  

Guest: Ms.Lee-Anne Singer - Marketing and Sales Director at the Singer Group

Guest: Ms.Patricia De Lille - Minister of Tourism

With over 20 years of experience Lee-Anne Singer focuses on business development, identifying new business opportunities and partnerships for the group. She was recently appointed as Chairperson of FEDHASA Cape, and serves on the board of Glendale, a home of intellectually disabled adults. 

Guest: Mntuwoxolo Ngudle - ANCYL Secretary General

Guest: Duma Gqubule - Economist and Columnist 

ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji has called on the government to introduce a R4 500 monthly grant for unemployed graduates, saying this will help them while they look for jobs. 
Malatji was speaking as the ANC Youth League celebrated its 79th anniversary at Kameel River B Stadium, Mpumalanga, over the weekend. 
The youth league says while we are still looking for solutions, the R350 unemployment grant must be increased to R1 500 until issues of employment are resolved.; and unemployed graduates must be paid R4 500 a month. 
Is this feasible?  

Guest:Johann Kriegler - Retired justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa and former head of the Electoral Commission.

Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi played a prominent role in South African politics for almost half a century. He was one of the last of a generation of black South African leaders who influenced the transition from the white minority apartheid regime to a society under a democratically elected government.

Prince Buthelezi was born on 27 August 1928 in Mahlabatini into the Zulu royal family. His Zulu identity became the decisive compass for his career in politics, and personified the ambiguities between ethnic identity and national policy. He became the only Bantustan leader who played a significant role in South Africa’s transition to democracy and subsequent politics.

Guest: Joseph Mosia - SABC’s Parliamentary Correspondent

Busisiwe Mkhwebane, the suspended Public Protector, has been impeached with a vote of 318 for, 43 against and one abstention in the National Assembly.
For the first time in SA’s democratic history, the head of a chapter 9 institution has been removed from office. 

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Guest: Nobantu Mfeka, Entertainment Lawyer at Global Entertainment Law] 

As a normal part of their development, all children test boundaries and break rules, but how parents respond to these moments has an undeniable effect on their child, whether positive or negative. And this is magnified for vulnerable children who live with foster parents or who have been adopted.

Parents are human too, and they have to navigate their own emotions while parenting, but it’s important that they carefully consider their responses to their children when they misbehave. This includes understanding the difference between punishment and discipline.

So what does healthy discipline look like?

• How to strive for connection and build confidence, rather than control; 
• What might be preventing deeper understanding; 
• A new way of approaching discipline and 
• Why rethinking traditional punishment methods may have better results.

Guest: Ms Beverley Beukes, MD of Oasis Haven, a registered Child and Youth Care

#MondayLecture -  Tourism

Guest: Jerry Mabena, CEO of Motsamayi Tourism Group