J’Something, musician, restaurateur and lead singer of Mi Casa, and his wife Coco, creative entrepreneur and co-founder of Coco & J, join Kwena Moabelo to discuss their individual creative journeys, building businesses together and their shared passion for food. 

J&rsquo;Something, musician, restaurateur and lead singer of Mi Casa, and his wife Coco, creative entrepreneur and co-founder of Coco &amp; J, join Kwena Moabelo to discuss their individual creative journeys, building businesses together and their shared passion for food.&nbsp;

Join Kwena Moabelo as he 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. 

Join Kwena Moabelo as he 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.&nbsp;

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The Chef’s Table: The Business of Being J’Something and Coco – Music, Food and Building a Brand

Football commentator, actor and director Reggie “Mapensela” Ndlovu joins Kwena Moabelo to share his journey from theatre and television into sports broadcasting, the art of isiZulu football commentary, the importance of indigenous-language representation and the experiences that have shaped his career.

Football commentator, actor and director Reggie &ldquo;Mapensela&rdquo; Ndlovu joins Kwena Moabelo to share his journey from theatre and television into sports broadcasting, the art of isiZulu football commentary, the importance of indigenous-language representation and the experiences that have shaped his career.

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Dr Mvuyiso Talatala, psychiatrist and former president of SASOP, unpacks the reported shortages of essential psychiatric medication, the risks to patients and the pressure on public mental healthcare facilities. Ann Coetzee, CEO of Little Eden, shares how the shortages are affecting care institutions, including the organisation’s reported R150,000 expenditure on privately sourced medication over three months.

Dr Mvuyiso Talatala, psychiatrist and former president of SASOP, unpacks the reported shortages of essential psychiatric medication, the risks to patients and the pressure on public mental healthcare facilities. Ann Coetzee, CEO of Little Eden, shares how the shortages are affecting care institutions, including the organisation&rsquo;s reported R150,000 expenditure on privately sourced medication over three months.

Psychiatric Drug Shortages: SASOP Demands Urgent Government Intervention

Musicians Brian Temba, Afrotraction and Presss join Kwena Moabelo to discuss their upcoming Three Kings of Soul performance, the enduring appeal of R&B and soul music in South Africa and their journeys in the industry. 

Musicians Brian Temba, Afrotraction and Presss join Kwena Moabelo to discuss their upcoming Three Kings of Soul performance, the enduring appeal of R&amp;B and soul music in South Africa and their journeys in the industry.&nbsp;

The Chef’s Table: The Business of Being J’Something and Coco – Music, Food and Building a Brand

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