Attorney at Women's Legal Centre, Khensani Motileni gives an overview of the services provided by the centre. We get an understanding of how the organisation deals with unregistered customary marriages in claims cases and that more can be done to protect women's rights.

Attorney at Women's Legal Centre, Khensani Motileni gives an overview of the services provided by the centre. We get an understanding of how the organisation deals with unregistered customary marriages in claims cases and that more can be done to protect women's rights.

Hosted by the vivacious Stephanie Be, get a different flavour on 5 Mid Mornings. Current affairs, updates, news, views and all things entertainment!

Hosted by the vivacious Stephanie Be, get a different flavour on 5 Mid Mornings.

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5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students – a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students &ndash; a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

YB5 With Women's Legal Center

A proposal being discussed in Russia suggests switching off electricity and internet access at night to encourage people to spend less time online and more time connecting offline, with the aim of addressing declining birth rates. The idea has sparked debate, with critics arguing that economic pressures, housing costs, and financial uncertainty play a far bigger role in family planning than late-night screen time. In this episode, we unpack the proposal and ask whether limiting technology could really influence how people build relationships and start families.

A proposal being discussed in Russia suggests switching off electricity and internet access at night to encourage people to spend less time online and more time connecting offline, with the aim of addressing declining birth rates. The idea has sparked debate, with critics arguing that economic pressures, housing costs, and financial uncertainty play a far bigger role in family planning than late-night screen time. In this episode, we unpack the proposal and ask whether limiting technology could really influence how people build relationships and start families.

5MM RUSSIA TO SWITCH OFF ELECTRICITY AND INTERNET AT NIGHT TO HELP BOOST BIRTH RATE (23 JUNE 26)

Driven by data from Euromonitor International, the article highlights a notable shift in global consumer behaviour as growing awareness of sleep health and personal caffeine sensitivity changes lifestyle habits. Rather than giving up coffee or energy drinks entirely, individuals are becoming much more intentional about the timing of their consumption. This shift is manifesting in an increasingly popular trend of pulling caffeine intake forward to much earlier in the day to ensure that the body has ample time to fully metabolize the stimulant before bedtime, thereby protecting vital deep sleep cycles.

For the late-afternoon and evening hours, the demand is moving rapidly toward caffeine-free and herbal alternatives. As consumers prioritize overall wellness, the market is seeing a major rise in specialized functional teas and decaffeinated beverages. Ultimately, the article underscores a broader cultural pivot toward proactive sleep hygiene, where managing our daily chemical relationship with caffeine is recognized as a fundamental pillar of achieving a restorative night&#39;s
rest. Karabo is known for drinking a lot of caffeine/energy drinks, can we challenge her to cut down to, at least, 2 a day and only in the morning?

Driven by data from Euromonitor International, the article highlights a&nbsp;notable shift in global consumer behaviour as growing awareness of&nbsp;sleep health and personal caffeine sensitivity changes lifestyle habits.&nbsp;Rather than giving up coffee or energy drinks entirely, individuals are&nbsp;becoming much more intentional about the timing of their consumption.&nbsp;This shift is manifesting in an increasingly popular trend of pulling&nbsp;caffeine intake forward to much earlier in the day to ensure that the&nbsp;body has ample time to fully metabolize the stimulant before bedtime,&nbsp;thereby protecting vital deep sleep cycles.
For the late-afternoon and evening hours, the demand is moving rapidly&nbsp;toward caffeine-free and herbal alternatives. As consumers prioritize&nbsp;overall wellness, the market is seeing a major rise in specialized&nbsp;functional teas and decaffeinated beverages. Ultimately, the article&nbsp;underscores a broader cultural pivot toward proactive sleep hygiene,&nbsp;where managing our daily chemical relationship with caffeine is&nbsp;recognized as a fundamental pillar of achieving a restorative night&amp;#39;s rest.&nbsp;Karabo is known for drinking a lot of caffeine/energy drinks, can&nbsp;we challenge her to cut down to, at least, 2 a day and only in the&nbsp;morning?

5MM CAFFAINE SENSITIVITY DRIVING SHIFT TOWARDS EARLIER CONSUMPTION AND BETTER SLEEP HABITS (23 JUNE 26)

Community Collaborations Programme Manager, Ezekiel Monare, joins us to share a message to Mzansi this Youth Month - helping us remember the impact of the youth of '76 and how th empowerment of today's youth secures our future. We also get an overview of the programmes offered at Ikamva Youth and how to access them.

Community Collaborations Programme Manager, Ezekiel Monare, joins us to share a message to Mzansi this Youth Month - helping us remember the impact of the youth of '76 and how th empowerment of today's youth secures our future. We also get an overview of the programmes offered at Ikamva Youth and how to access them.

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