14
NOV
7am
The big interview: Dr Mbongeni Ngema
Mbongeni Ngema (born 1 June 1956) is a South African writer, lyricist, composer, director and theatre producer, born in Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal (near Durban). He started his career as a theatre backing guitarist.
He was previously married to actress Leleti Khumalo, who received a 1988 Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical for Sarafina!, as well as starring in the leading role in South Africa's first Oscar-nominated film Yesterday. He co-wrote the multi-award winning Woza Albert!
He was previously married to actress Leleti Khumalo, who received a 1988 Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical for Sarafina!, as well as starring in the leading role in South Africa's first Oscar-nominated film Yesterday. He co-wrote the multi-award winning Woza Albert!
14
NOV
6am
The 2019 World PARA athletics championships
The 2019 World PARA athletics championships is an ongoing Paralympic track and field meet organized by the world Para athletics subcommittee of the international Paralympic committee. it is currently being held in Dubai, united Arab emirates from the 7–15 November, 2019. the quad Para association of south Africa says that there has not been equal media coverage and hype of the competition unlike the recent rugby and Soweto derby
Guest: Raven Benny –COO of The Quad Para Association of South Africa
Guest: Lucas Sithole - South African wheelchair tennis player
Guest: Raven Benny –COO of The Quad Para Association of South Africa
Guest: Lucas Sithole - South African wheelchair tennis player
14
NOV
6am
KwaZulu – Natal Weather Update
Guest: Puseletso Mofokeng, Senior Forecaster at the South Africa Weather Service and SABC2 weather presenter
13
NOV
7am
The brand destiny magazines returns under a new publisher
Guest): Legend Manqele - The Bar GROUP CEO
13
NOV
7am
POPCRU proposed reforms in the rehabilitation of prisoners
Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union has proposed reforms in the rehabilitation of prisoners. They say that prisoners are living a luxurious life in prisons at the expense of their victims. Masechabala Mtolo did an interview with POPCRU last week.
Guest: Golden Miles Bhudu – Prisoners’ Rights Activist
Guest: Golden Miles Bhudu – Prisoners’ Rights Activist
13
NOV
6am
South Africans to vote on the new name for an exoplanet
South Africans can vote to name a new planet – and one of the short-listed names is a local plant that gets you high
The deadline for voting is 14 November 2019.
Guest: Dr Daniel Cunnama - Science Engagement Astronomer, South African Astronomical Observatory
The deadline for voting is 14 November 2019.
Guest: Dr Daniel Cunnama - Science Engagement Astronomer, South African Astronomical Observatory
13
NOV
6am
Sentech Connect: Intelligent broadband connectivity is transforming citizen’s lives
Guest: Mlamli Booi – SENTECH CEO
13
NOV
6am
The Investment Roundtable South Africa - Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Partnership
The African Sanitation Revolution: The Investment Roundtable
South Africa - Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Partnership
Guest: Mr Jay Bhagwan – Executive Manager of the Water Research Commission
South Africa - Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Partnership
Guest: Mr Jay Bhagwan – Executive Manager of the Water Research Commission
12
NOV
7am
12
NOV
6am
WHAT ARE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DIVORCE ON CHILDREN AND ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFECTED?
After divorce the couple often experience effects including, decreased levels of happiness, change in economic status, and emotional problems. The effects on children include academic, behavioral, and psychological problems.
Guest: Moya Rossouw - Director, Family Law l Property Litigation
Guest: Moya Rossouw - Director, Family Law l Property Litigation
12
NOV
6am
USA RECOMMENDS THAT AMERICAN ADOPTION SERVICES REFRAIN FROM REFERRING SOUTH AFRICAN CHILDREN
In a statement released by the American Department of State's Office of Children’s Issues they have advised American prospective adoptive parents and adoption service providers that "continued, lengthy delays and uncertainties may impact newly-adopted children’s ability to depart South Africa."
Guest: Siya Qoza - Home Affairs Spokesperson
Guest: Siya Qoza - Home Affairs Spokesperson
11
NOV
7am
THE AUDIT – WHITE PRIVILEGE
White privilege was legally enshrined in South Africa through apartheid. Apartheid was institutionalized in 1948 and lasted formally into the early 1990s. Under apartheid, racial privilege was not only socially meaningful—it became bureaucratically regulated. Laws such as the 1950 Population Registration Act established criteria to officially classify South Africans by race: White, Indian, Coloured (mixed), or Black. What exactly is white privilege and does is exist in the spaces we live in?
Guest: Kim Heller – Communication Strategist and Political Analyst
Guest: Lovelyn Nwadeyi -Social Equity and Social Justice Consultant across academic, corporate and religious spaces.
Guest: Kim Heller – Communication Strategist and Political Analyst
Guest: Lovelyn Nwadeyi -Social Equity and Social Justice Consultant across academic, corporate and religious spaces.
