POWER Sunday Perspective 
POWER Sunday Perspective
Step beyond the headlines and into the heart of the conversation with POWER Perspective: Sunday Edition. Hosted by Lerato Mvelase, this in-depth talk show explores the critical issues shaping our world.Social links:
Decoding Corporate Language: Professional Communication That Works
Emails, difficult conversations and workplace tone can shape how people are perceived professionally. Lerato Mvelase is joined by Award Winning Communicator, Writer, Trainer, Speaker Tiffany Markman to unpack how clearer communication can help people navigate corporate life more effectively.
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Beyond the shutdown: Unpacking Showmax's closure and the future of Local Storytelling
The closure of Showmax raises urgent questions about the future of local storytelling, creative jobs and streaming economics in South Africa. Lerato Mvelase speaks with Award Winning Film and TV Producer, Layla Swart, Actor Spaces Founder & Casting Director, Ayanda Sithebe, and Business writer for …
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Why comedy has become a safe space for difficult truths
Comedy is increasingly becoming a space where personal and social truths can be explored with honesty and humour. Lerato Mvelase speaks with Actor, Director, Playwright and Singer MoMo Matsunyane about using laughter to navigate identity, vulnerability and difficult conversations on stage.
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The Herbal Boom: Why Is Everyone Talking About Herbs?
From turmeric to ashwagandha, herbal remedies are enjoying renewed popularity as more people turn to natural wellness. Lerato Mvelase speaks with Naturopathic Practitioner, Dr Rory Jean-Jacques about whether today’s herbal boom is trend-driven or rooted in long-standing healing traditions.
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Ladies Roundtable: The Shrinking Dating Pool – The Dynamics of Dating as a Successful Woman
As women advance in their careers and gain financial independence, many say the dating pool feels smaller. Lerato Mvelase is joined by Nonkululeko Raphata, Ntombi Msiza, and Lebo Mohlala to unpack shifting expectations around ambition, partnership and modern relationships.
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Joburg Film Festival Wrapped: One Moment in Time
A powerful new anthology film exploring themes of patriarchy, corruption and colonial trauma made waves at the Joburg Film Festival. Lerato Mvelase speaks with filmmaker Mudzithe Phiri, actress Tsolofelo Maseko, and art director Nomonde Ngema about the stories shaping African cinema today.
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What Makes a City Work? The Reality of Living in North Johannesburg
From water shortages to pothole-ridden roads, residents in North Johannesburg say daily life is becoming harder. Lerato Mvelase unpacks the realities of service delivery, infrastructure strain and rapid development with Hope Magidimisha-Chipungu and David Foley, asking what it will take to make the…
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AI in 2026: Healthy Ways to Engage With Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly, changing how people work, create and interact online. Lerato Mvelase speaks with Sihle Majola about how people, especially those who didn’t grow up with technology, can use AI productively while navigating risks like misinformation and deepfakes.
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Liberation Through Movement: The Culture of Kizomba Dance
Dance is more than steps, it's culture, connection, and expression. Lerato Mvelase welcomes Seloane Mosala and Paciano Sinankwa to explore the roots of Kizomba, its Angolan heritage, and how movement can build confidence, community, and freedom on and off the dance floor.
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The Power of Numbers: Just Timing… or Alignment?
Lerato Mvelase speaks with Sandy Smith about the symbolism behind the numbers shaping this moment, and whether alignment is more than coincidence.
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