We are going to be looking into South African traditional attires. We had just celebrated Heritage Day and on this day, South Africans are seen wearing different traditional attires to celebrate our countries diverse cultures. Young and old people would be wearing their attire of choice without taking into consideration if the attire is to be worn by a married man only; young women; people of royalty, chiefs or young men who coming from the mountains, etc. Do you know the symbolism of your traditional attire?Does it offend you when people wear the attire without acknowledging the meaning of it?

We are going to be looking into South African traditional attires. We had just celebrated Heritage Day and on this day, South Africans are seen wearing different traditional attires to celebrate our countries diverse cultures. Young and old people would be wearing their attire of choice without taking into consideration if the attire is to be worn by a married man only; young women; people of royalty, chiefs or young men who coming from the mountains, etc. Do you know the symbolism of your traditional attire?Does it offend you when people wear the attire without acknowledging the meaning of it?

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Kwantu: Traditional Attire and their significance

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In the digital age, media and information literacy is no longer optional it is essential for businesses, organizations, and individuals alike. As outlined by the UN’s “Global Media and Information Literacy initiative (MIL), helps empower people by giving them the skills to critically analyse information, combat misinformation, and make informed decisions.
For corporations, this means navigating an environment where consumer opinions are shaped by social media, reviews, and global digital trends. Understanding this landscape is key to building trust and engaging audiences in meaningful ways.
Companies must be aware of how information is consumed, how it impacts their brand, and how they can strategically respond to public sentiment

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With the U.S. elections just days away, today we’re diving into how issues like reproductive health rights—often at the forefront of American political discourse—might echo within our own lives here in South Africa. From debates around healthcare access to housing and gender protection, political decisions shape our communities and homes. We’re curious to hear from our listeners: do divisive political views ever cause tension in your own relationships, whether with family, friends, or partners? Have you ever found yourself on opposite sides of the ballot with someone close to you? And how do the promises or policies made by politicians impact your day-to-day, your sense of safety, and your relationships? Joining me for this discussion is Dr Eve.

Kwantu: Traditional Attire and their significance

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