THE HOT SEAT Guest JÉSSICA PINA

Her birthday is coming up on October 21, (turning 32 born 1992), she is a Portuguese trumpet player &amp; vocalist of African descent (Angola and Cape Verde) With her very own identity and sound. She will be live at the Joy of Jazz this weekend on the Diphala Stage Friday and Saturday 27 &amp; 28 Sept.

GUEST: JÉSSICA PINA - Trumpet Player & Vocalist

THE HOT SEAT Guest JÉSSICA PINA
Her birthday is coming up on October 21, (turning 32 born 1992), she is a Portuguese trumpet player &amp;amp; vocalist of African descent (Angola and Cape Verde) With her very own identity and sound. She will be live at the Joy of Jazz this weekend on the Diphala Stage Friday and Saturday 27 &amp;amp; 28 Sept.
GUEST: JÉSSICA PINA - Trumpet Player &amp; Vocalist

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Life, Love And All

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The best of Radio2000s podcast collection.

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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 Jéssica Pina (Trumpet Player & Vocalist)

AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY Guest KHEHLA MANJORO

What is the symbolism of the Beads worn by Abantu Bomoya/ Batho ba Moya?
Can they be worn by anyone?

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

AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY Guest KHEHLA MANJORO
What is the symbolism of the Beads worn by Abantu Bomoya/ Batho ba Moya? Can they be worn by anyone? GUEST: KHEHLA MANJORO - Healer How To Reach Khehla Manjoro; Call on : 073 680 4444

#AfricanSpirituality The Different Types of Beads and What They Mean

LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA Guest DARPANA BODALINA

The Non-life Insurance Division of the National Financial Ombud Scheme reported that during the 2023 financial year, around 40% of all complaints were generated from motor vehicle insurance with the majority of these complaints involving accident-related claims that had been declined on the basis of an exclusion in the policy. What are the main reasons for these declines? We are joined by


GUEST: DARPANA BODALINA - Senior Adjudicator in the Office of the Ombud
for Short-term

LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA Guest DARPANA BODALINA
The Non-life Insurance Division of the National Financial Ombud Scheme reported that during the 2023 financial year, around 40% of all complaints were generated from motor vehicle insurance with the majority of these complaints involving accident-related claims that had been declined on the basis of an exclusion in the policy. What are the main reasons for these declines? We are joined by
 GUEST: DARPANA BODALINA - Senior Adjudicator in the Office of the Ombud for Short-term

#LifeInSouthAfrica Short-Term Insurance In South Africa

THE LETTER Guest REITUMETSE MTHEMBU & MBULELO MAYIKANA


Dear Mapaseka

I married my wife, who had a daughter from her previous marriage. Her first husband passed away when she was seven months pregnant. Six years later, his family no longer contacted the child and showed no interest.

I wanted to adopt my wife’s daughter, giving her my name to create a sense of unity with our children. However, my wife refused, saying the daughters name is her only connection to her father.

This issue has become a sensitive topic in our home, leading to anger or tears whenever discussed. I feel like I'm living in the shadow of her first husbands memory, making me question if I'm truly valued. Am I unreasonable for wanting our daughter to bear my name, or is my wife creating an unnecessary barrier between our children?


GUEST: MBULELO MAYIKANA - Founder of Contemporary Conversations and Author of &quot;Choices and Decision Making”

GUEST: REITUMETSE MTHEMBU : REITUMETSI MTHEMBU –
Registered Counselor COUNSELLING WITH REITUMETSI: Whattsapp Call 064 388
7324 / INFO@REITUMETSEWELLNESS.CO.ZA

THE LETTER Guest REITUMETSE MTHEMBU &amp; MBULELO MAYIKANA
 Dear Mapaseka
I married my wife, who had a daughter from her previous marriage. Her first husband passed away when she was seven months pregnant. Six years later, his family no longer contacted the child and showed no interest.
I wanted to adopt my wife’s daughter, giving her my name to create a sense of unity with our children. However, my wife refused, saying the daughters name is her only connection to her father.
This issue has become a sensitive topic in our home, leading to anger or tears whenever discussed. I feel like I'm living in the shadow of her first husbands memory, making me question if I'm truly valued. Am I unreasonable for wanting our daughter to bear my name, or is my wife creating an unnecessary barrier between our children?
 GUEST: MBULELO MAYIKANA - Founder of Contemporary Conversations and Author of &amp;quot;Choices and Decision Making”
GUEST: REITUMETSE MTHEMBU : REITUMETSI MTHEMBU – Registered Counselor COUNSELLING WITH REITUMETSI: Whattsapp Call 064 388 7324 / INFO@REITUMETSEWELLNESS.CO.ZA

#TheHotSeat with Guest Jéssica Pina (Trumpet Player & Vocalist)

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