Researcher, Lecturer & Member of the African Judiciaries Network, Evans Ogada, talks us through the death of Boko Haram Commander Abu Khalid and what this means on POWER Weekend Breakfast with Tshegohaco Moagi.

Researcher, Lecturer &amp; Member of the African Judiciaries Network, Evans Ogada, talks us through the death of Boko Haram Commander Abu Khalid and what this means on POWER Weekend Breakfast with Tshegohaco Moagi.

Join the vivacious Tshegohaco Moagi as she talks about all things life, health and wellness, love and everything else that tickles her listeners' fancy.

Join the vivacious Tshegohaco Moagi as she talks about all things life, health and wellness, love and everything else that tickles her listeners' fancy.

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Water Crisis Committee Joint Coordinator, Ravin Singh, speaks to Tshegohaco Moagi on POWER Weekend Breakfast on the protest against interrupted water supply.

Water Crisis Committee Joint Coordinator, Ravin Singh, speaks to Tshegohaco Moagi on POWER Weekend Breakfast on the protest against interrupted water supply.

WATER CRISIS COMMITTEE PLACARD PROTEST

Traditional Healer, Spiritual Teacher and Life Coach, Gogo Dineo Ndlanzi, speaks to Tshegohaco Moagi on POWER Weekend Breakfast on how toxic family dynamics can affect your spiritual wellness.

Traditional Healer, Spiritual Teacher and Life Coach, Gogo Dineo Ndlanzi, speaks to Tshegohaco Moagi on POWER Weekend Breakfast on how toxic family dynamics can affect your spiritual wellness.

SPIRITUAL WELLNESS: TOXIC FAMILY DYNAMICS

Hunger in South Africa is not driven by food scarcity, but by deeply unequal food systems. Millions of people still lack access to nutritious meals, with children among the hardest hit. Despite constitutional protections, weak governance and policy failures continue to entrench deprivation and inequality. We speak to Dr Busiso Moyo, a member of the UAH secretariat and postdoctoral researcher, to unpack the structural drivers of hunger and what meaningful reform could look like.

Hunger in South Africa is not driven by food scarcity, but by deeply unequal food systems. Millions of people still lack access to nutritious meals, with children among the hardest hit. Despite constitutional protections, weak governance and policy failures continue to entrench deprivation and inequality. We speak to Dr Busiso Moyo, a member of the UAH secretariat and postdoctoral researcher, to unpack the structural drivers of hunger and what meaningful reform could look like.

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