THE HOT SEAT Guest BRENDA MTAMBO

Singer Brenda Mtambo has done backing vocals for a host of South African musical stars. We chat about her solo career and leaving Joyous Celebration.

THE HOT SEAT Guest BRENDA MTAMBO
Singer Brenda Mtambo has done backing vocals for a host of South African musical stars. We chat about her solo career and leaving Joyous Celebration.

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Life, Love And All

The best of Radio2000s podcast collection.

The best of Radio2000s podcast collection.

Best of Radio2000

The show, ‘Life, Love and All’ will cover different daily themes such as leadership, family relationships, spirituality, navigating the generational gap, new age parenting, consumer rights, sexual education and many more.  Who are you? What makes you tick? What are your struggles? What’s important to you? Family? Love? Money? Your health? Mapaseka Mokwele explores the intricate aspects of Life Love and All.

Every Monday to Thursday, from 7 to 9pm, on Radio 2000

The show, &lsquo;Life, Love and All&rsquo;&nbsp;will cover different daily themes such as leadership, family relationships, spirituality, navigating the generational gap, new age parenting, consumer rights, sexual education and many more. &nbsp;Who are you? What makes you tick? What are your struggles? What&rsquo;s important to you? Family? Love? Money? Your health?&nbsp;Mapaseka Mokwele explores the intricate aspects of Life Love and All.
Every Monday to Thursday, from 7 to 9pm, on Radio 2000

#Life, Love And All

#TheHotSeat with Guest Brenda Mtambo (Singer-Song Writer)

AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY Guest KHEHLA MANJORO

OpenLine with Khehla Manjoro

GUEST: KHEHLA MANJORO - Healer
How To Reach Khehla Manjoro; Call on : 073 680 4444

AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY Guest KHEHLA MANJORO
OpenLine with Khehla Manjoro GUEST: KHEHLA MANJORO - Healer How To Reach Khehla Manjoro; Call on : 073 680 4444

#AfricanSpirituality OpenLine with Khehla Manjoro

LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA Guest BULELANI BALABALA - LETHIWE SINODUMO-NKOSI - LOLO NDLOVU

Tomorrow 27 June will be International SMME Day; “Micro-, Small, and Medium-
sized Enterprises Day”. We continue to highlight the need to grow small business to have big impact in South Africa’s unemployment rate. 45,5% is the unemployment rate among young people (aged 15-34 years), with the national average of 32,9% in the first quarter of 2024.


GUEST: BULELANI BALABALA : Founder Township Entrepreneurs Alliance
(TEA) @JOINUSFORTEA on Facebook
@TownshipEntrepreneursChannel on Youtube


GUEST: LETHIWE SINODUMO-NKOSI : Network Mobiliser at Youth Capital
081 350 9239 WWW.YOUTHCAPITAL.CO.ZA


GUEST: LOLO NDLOVU : Founder of the Sneaker Shack
WWW.THESNEAKERSHACK.CO.ZA

LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA Guest BULELANI BALABALA - LETHIWE SINODUMO-NKOSI - LOLO NDLOVU
Tomorrow 27 June will be International SMME Day; “Micro-, Small, and Medium- sized Enterprises Day”. We continue to highlight the need to grow small business to have big impact in South Africa’s unemployment rate. 45,5% is the unemployment rate among young people (aged 15-34 years), with the national average of 32,9% in the first quarter of 2024.
 GUEST: BULELANI BALABALA : Founder Township Entrepreneurs Alliance (TEA) @JOINUSFORTEA on Facebook @TownshipEntrepreneursChannel on Youtube
 GUEST: LETHIWE SINODUMO-NKOSI : Network Mobiliser at Youth Capital 081 350 9239 <a href="WWW.YOUTHCAPITAL.CO.ZA">WWW.YOUTHCAPITAL.CO.ZA</a>
 GUEST: LOLO NDLOVU : Founder of the Sneaker Shack WWW.THESNEAKERSHACK.CO.ZA

#LifeInSouthAfrica Township Entrepreneurs Alliance

THE LETTER Guest BRIAN MHLANGA & REITUMETSE MTHEMBU


Dear Mapaseka

My fiancée and I broke up, we had opted for marriage counseling and this led to
much revelation about the individuals we are. We both have kids from previous
relationships. My kids stay with their mothers and my fiancé said her child will
stay with us.


I suggested that our kids should attend the same school and that social
standards should be the same. She refused to downgrade the school because
its a good school for her child and her baby daddy would disagree as he pays
50%. There is not much difference these are both private schools but hers is
deemed better. Her family does not believe she should be paying any cost for
my children and should only focus on hers.


She earns more than me, my salary is good too and initially I thought it was not
going to be an issue until recently, she wants to do things her own way because
she needs to maintain her & lifestyle


When I met her she had a property and said it belongs to her child. I suggested
that I can buy our home as the man of the house and she said it would be a
downgrade and that joint property would be a better option so that we can qualify
for a better house.


Her family made a statement that she is the pillar of their home, so marrying her
would mean I&#39;m taking their golden child and when she married she won't be
able to provide for them. They want R100 000 for lobola and are penalizing me
for the vat n sit with her before marriage. They say this amount will be used for
the wedding so I should look at it that way. I have so many questions and
wondering if this is a good relationship for me?
From SISEKO



GUEST: BRIAN MHLANGA – Life and Leadership Coach / 082 880
0007
GUEST: REITUMETSE MTHEMBU : REITUMETSI MTHEMBU – Registered
Counselor
COUNSELLING WITH REITUMETSI: Whattsapp Call 064 388
7324 / INFO@REITUMETSEWELLNESS.CO.ZA

THE LETTER Guest BRIAN MHLANGA &amp; REITUMETSE MTHEMBU
 Dear Mapaseka
My fiancée and I broke up, we had opted for marriage counseling and this led to much revelation about the individuals we are. We both have kids from previous relationships. My kids stay with their mothers and my fiancé said her child will stay with us.
 I suggested that our kids should attend the same school and that social standards should be the same. She refused to downgrade the school because its a good school for her child and her baby daddy would disagree as he pays 50%. There is not much difference these are both private schools but hers is deemed better. Her family does not believe she should be paying any cost for my children and should only focus on hers.
 She earns more than me, my salary is good too and initially I thought it was not going to be an issue until recently, she wants to do things her own way because she needs to maintain her &amp; lifestyle
 When I met her she had a property and said it belongs to her child. I suggested that I can buy our home as the man of the house and she said it would be a downgrade and that joint property would be a better option so that we can qualify for a better house.
 Her family made a statement that she is the pillar of their home, so marrying her would mean I&amp;#39;m taking their golden child and when she married she won't be able to provide for them. They want R100 000 for lobola and are penalizing me for the vat n sit with her before marriage. They say this amount will be used for the wedding so I should look at it that way. I have so many questions and wondering if this is a good relationship for me? From SISEKO
 
GUEST: BRIAN MHLANGA – Life and Leadership Coach / 082 880 0007 GUEST: REITUMETSE MTHEMBU : REITUMETSI MTHEMBU – Registered Counselor COUNSELLING WITH REITUMETSI: Whattsapp Call 064 388 7324 / INFO@REITUMETSEWELLNESS.CO.ZA

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