November is National Entrepreneurship month, a time to recognise and celebrate the successes and contributions of our nation’s entrepreneurs and express our support for them and their work in innovating and mapping the future. Ntokozo speaks to entrepreneur Ofentse Pitse, the first young black women to own and conduct an all-black orchestra.

November is National Entrepreneurship month, a time to recognise and celebrate the successes and contributions of our nation&rsquo;s entrepreneurs and express our support for them and their work in innovating and mapping the future. Ntokozo speaks to&nbsp;entrepreneur Ofentse Pitse, the first young black women to own and conduct an all-black orchestra.

Join Pabi Moloi as she takes the South African story further with fresh and engaging conversations. POWER Lunch gives the listeners an overview of what is happening around the world. This is a powerful news and actuality programme with topics ranging from the serious to the hilarious. 

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Ofentse Pitse is the first young black women to own and conduct an all-black orchestra

How do Africans practice their traditional cultural rites in this modern age, when people live in cities, work in offices, and run the risk of being disconnected from their ancestors? This is something that quite likely troubles some Africans who try to cling to their roots while living a modern life. Pabi Moloi is in conversation with Cultural Expert – Professor Sihawukele Ngubane.

How do Africans practice their traditional cultural rites in this modern age, when people live in cities, work in offices, and run the risk of being disconnected from their ancestors? This is something that quite likely troubles some Africans who try to cling to their roots while living a modern life. Pabi Moloi is in conversation with Cultural Expert – Professor Sihawukele Ngubane.

ARE FUNERALS BECOMING TOO MODERNISED

Illnesses and ailments increase during the winter months. Coughs, colds, flu, and stomach problems are at an all-time high this time of year. Oral problems are not an exception. When the weather outside is bad, your teeth, jaw, and gums are more prone to pain. Winter’s harsh elements, such as freezing winds and dry air, can wreak havoc on your oral health. Pabi Moloi is conversation with Dentist – Dr.  Sefiso Thobela

Illnesses and ailments increase during the winter months. Coughs, colds, flu, and stomach problems are at an all-time high this time of year. Oral problems are not an exception. When the weather outside is bad, your teeth, jaw, and gums are more prone to pain. Winter’s harsh elements, such as freezing winds and dry air, can wreak havoc on your oral health. Pabi Moloi is conversation with Dentist – Dr.  Sefiso Thobela

HEALTH WEDNESDAYS: COMMON DENTAL PROBLEMS THAT OCCUR DURING COLD WEATHER

Labour unions and employers in the steel sector are expected to be back at the Metal and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council on Wednesday. This as the ongoing 2024 wage talks are expected to resume. Workers belonging to NUMSA and NUM are pushing for a cost of living wage increase of 7%, a minimum wage of R25 and a housing fund set up for workers. The Steel and Engineering industrial Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) represents employers in the sector and wants the parties consider rolling over the current agreement using the current agreement of 6% as a base for negotiations. The industry was hit by a strike action over wages in 2021 when workers downed tools in a wage dispute that dragged for nearly three weeks costing the industry more than R500 million in lost revenue. Pabi Moloi is in conversation with Num's Deputy General Secretary - Mpho Phakedi.

Labour unions and employers in the steel sector are expected to be back at the Metal and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council on Wednesday. This as the ongoing 2024 wage talks are expected to resume. Workers belonging to NUMSA and NUM are pushing for a cost of living wage increase of 7%, a minimum wage of R25 and a housing fund set up for workers. The Steel and Engineering industrial Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) represents employers in the sector and wants the parties consider rolling over the current agreement using the current agreement of 6% as a base for negotiations. The industry was hit by a strike action over wages in 2021 when workers downed tools in a wage dispute that dragged for nearly three weeks costing the industry more than R500 million in lost revenue. Pabi Moloi is in conversation with Num's Deputy General Secretary - Mpho Phakedi .

Ofentse Pitse is the first young black women to own and conduct an all-black orchestra

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