This evening on the weird and wonderful we talk about love. Everyone has a different understanding of what love is or should be and to make matters more complex or layered there’s different types of love. Is love a feeling? Can you touch it? Can you develop it? Is love happiness? Are we born with it, or do we learn it? Those are some of the questions that we would be unpacking this evening and Savyasaci Das Prabhu, a Monk, joins to have this intricate discussion.

This evening on the weird and wonderful we talk about love. Everyone has a different understanding of what love is or should be and to make matters more complex or layered there’s different types of love. Is love a feeling? Can you touch it? Can you develop it? Is love happiness? Are we born with it, or do we learn it? Those are some of the questions that we would be unpacking this evening and Savyasaci Das Prabhu, a Monk, joins to have this intricate discussion.

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Weird and Wonderful: What is love?

Political parties in South Africa used the 12th anniversary of the Marikana massacre to reflect on the tragedy which left 34 striking miners dead in the North West. On 16 August 2012, 34 striking miners died when police opened fire at the Lonmin platinum mine, near Rustenburg, North West and to date no compensation has been granted for the those who were fataly wounded and their families of those who passed. Kim Heller, a political analyst and author of ‘No White Lies: Black Politics and White Power in South Africa’, wrote an interesting article titled “The Marikana Massacre 12 years later remains a breach of South Africa’s democracy”.

Political parties in South Africa used the 12th anniversary of the Marikana massacre to reflect on the tragedy which left 34 striking miners dead in the North West. On 16 August 2012, 34 striking miners died when police opened fire at the Lonmin platinum mine, near Rustenburg, North West and to date no compensation has been granted for the those who were fataly wounded and their families of those who passed. Kim Heller, a political analyst and author of ‘No White Lies: Black Politics and White Power in South Africa’, wrote an interesting article titled “The Marikana Massacre 12 years later remains a breach of South Africa’s democracy”.

Political Analysis: "The Marikana Massacre 12 years later remains a breach of South Africa’s democracy"

Mayor Dada Morero has been elected as the 11th mayor of Joburg and this after a small stinit that he had when Dr Phalatse was removed and s the question remains; what can we expect form our new mayor and Dr Sysman Motloung joins us to unpck this.

Mayor Dada Morero has been elected as the 11th mayor of Joburg and this after a small stinit that he had when Dr Phalatse was removed and s the question remains; what can we expect form our new mayor and Dr Sysman Motloung joins us to unpck this.

Current Affairs: Morero’s return to mayoral office

On tonight’s Medical Matters, we will be exploring important but often overlooked aspect of women’s health—postpartum care, especially for women in high-stress, high-leadership positions. Balancing the demands of work and personal life can be overwhelming, particularly for new mothers holding significant responsibilities in their careers. To guide us through this topic, we’re joined by Dr. Daniel Ximba, a  therapist with extensive experience in women’s mental health and wellness. Dr. Ximba will share insights on the challenges faced by women in leadership and how they can prioritize their mental and emotional well-being during the postpartum period. 

On tonight’s Medical Matters, we will be exploring important but often overlooked aspect of women’s health—postpartum care, especially for women in high-stress, high-leadership positions. Balancing the demands of work and personal life can be overwhelming, particularly for new mothers holding significant responsibilities in their careers. To guide us through this topic, we’re joined by Dr. Daniel Ximba, a  therapist with extensive experience in women’s mental health and wellness. Dr. Ximba will share insights on the challenges faced by women in leadership and how they can prioritize their mental and emotional well-being during the postpartum period.

Weird and Wonderful: What is love?

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