Tonight on South Africans Doing Great Things,  we shine the spotlight on Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment, an organization founded in 2001 by Jenny and Cassie Carstens in the Western Cape. What began as a small initiative in partnership with local pastors in Kayamandi has blossomed into a beacon of hope for the community. Kuyasa's journey started with theology training, sewing, and English classes, but over time, it has grown to focus on empowering the next generation of leaders. To tell us more about the organisation is Wiseman Zondiwe, Director of the organization.

Tonight on South Africans Doing Great Things,  we shine the spotlight on Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment, an organization founded in 2001 by Jenny and Cassie Carstens in the Western Cape. What began as a small initiative in partnership with local pastors in Kayamandi has blossomed into a beacon of hope for the community. Kuyasa's journey started with theology training, sewing, and English classes, but over time, it has grown to focus on empowering the next generation of leaders. To tell us more about the organisation is Wiseman Zondiwe, Director of the organization.

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South African Doing Great Things with Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment

Aubrey Masango has a conversation with Gogo Aubrey Matshiqi and they discuss about South African Politics. They discuss the characters and ideology of different South African political parties.

Aubrey Masango has a conversation with Gogo Aubrey Matshiqi and they discuss about South African Politics. They discuss the characters and ideology of different South African political parties.

KwaNtu Feature: In conversation with Gogo Aubrey Matshiqi

After centuries of colonial influence, many South Africans are reconnecting with their roots through the revival of indigenous names. This cultural shift is more than just a name change; it’s about reclaiming identity, heritage, and pride in a post-colonial world. In light of Heritage month, we’ve dedicated this hour to a conversation on Resurgence of Indigenous Names: Reclaiming Identity in Post-Colonial South Africa with my guest, Dr Yanga LP Majola, Sociolinguistic and Academic Manager for the Faculty of Humanities at the Tshwane University of Technology.

After centuries of colonial influence, many South Africans are reconnecting with their roots through the revival of indigenous names. This cultural shift is more than just a name change; it’s about reclaiming identity, heritage, and pride in a post-colonial world. In light of Heritage month, we’ve dedicated this hour to a conversation on Resurgence of Indigenous Names: Reclaiming Identity in Post-Colonial South Africa with my guest, Dr Yanga LP Majola, Sociolinguistic and Academic Manager for the Faculty of Humanities at the Tshwane University of Technology.

Topic: Resurgence of Indigenous Names: Reclaiming Identity in Post-Colonial South Africa

On tonight’s Psychological Matters, we’re focusing on a topic that touches many families—supporting someone with a loved one who has dementia. Caring for a person with dementia can be emotionally and physically challenging, not just for the patient but also for their family and friends. Tonight, we’ll discuss practical ways to offer support, from understanding the condition to offering help with day-to-day tasks and providing emotional comfort. Whether you're directly affected or want to help someone who is, this conversation is vital. Joining us for conversation is Sean O’Connor, who is a mid-life and death coach, end-of-life companion, and soul carer.

On tonight’s Psychological Matters, we’re focusing on a topic that touches many families—supporting someone with a loved one who has dementia. Caring for a person with dementia can be emotionally and physically challenging, not just for the patient but also for their family and friends. Tonight, we’ll discuss practical ways to offer support, from understanding the condition to offering help with day-to-day tasks and providing emotional comfort. Whether you're directly affected or want to help someone who is, this conversation is vital. Joining us for conversation is Sean O’Connor, who is a mid-life and death coach, end-of-life companion, and soul carer.

South African Doing Great Things with Kuyasa Horizon Empowerment

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