This Monday, we speak with Bishop Isaac Nkoana of Full Gospel Church Atteridgeville to explore what the Bible says about family. Drawing from Scripture, Bishop Nkoana highlights the importance of love, unity, and faith in building strong, supportive families. He offers wisdom on overcoming challenges, fostering respect, and creating a foundation of faith to strengthen bonds in every household.

This Monday, we speak with Bishop Isaac Nkoana of Full Gospel Church Atteridgeville to explore what the Bible says about family. Drawing from Scripture, Bishop Nkoana highlights the importance of love, unity, and faith in building strong, supportive families. He offers wisdom on overcoming challenges, fostering respect, and creating a foundation of faith to strengthen bonds in every household.

After the day’s heavy conversations, POWER Zone tapers down the momentum with long format, reflective and insightful conversations. The show allows for those retiring for the day to take time to reflect on the day’s experiences. Those whose day begins at this time will enjoy the calm pace and amazing insights from the POWER listeners. The discussions, curated by guest hosts, are nuanced and explore a myriad of matters affecting the country, continent and the diaspora with customised themes on Africa, the youth, societal issues and the arts.

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The importance of love 

The majority of children in South Africa — between 60-70% — grow up in single-parent, primarily mother-led households, which highlights a strongly gendered imbalance in society. The statistics are jarring, and as studies show that many absent fathers had absent fathers themselves. This means that they have never benefited from the advantages of strong male role models, and are unable to step into this space as they progress through life. We are in conversation with Author, Mentor and Life Coach, Zibuse Kunene, about the Need For Men to Have MENtors. 

The majority of children in South Africa — between 60-70% — grow up in single-parent, primarily mother-led households, which highlights a strongly gendered imbalance in society. The statistics are jarring, and as studies show that many absent fathers had absent fathers themselves. This means that they have never benefited from the advantages of strong male role models, and are unable to step into this space as they progress through life. We are in conversation with Author, Mentor and Life Coach, Zibuse Kunene, about the Need For Men to Have MENtors.

The Need For Men to Have MENtors

It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are facing a harsh decline, marked by internal strife, defections, and a shrinking influence. In the May general elections, the EFF dipped to 9.52% becoming the fourth largest party after the arrival of the MK Party. There has been speculation that the exodus of senior leaders from the Red Berets could lead to its further electoral decline. We are in conversation with Political Analyst, Dr Sysman Motloung.

It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are facing a harsh decline, marked by internal strife, defections, and a shrinking influence. In the May general elections, the EFF dipped to 9.52% becoming the fourth largest party after the arrival of the MK Party. There has been speculation that the exodus of senior leaders from the Red Berets could lead to its further electoral decline. We are in conversation with Political Analyst, Dr Sysman Motloung.

Looking at the exodus of senior leaders from the Red Berets and whether this could lead to its further electoral decline in the future.

Mighty Mabule, UAT National Spokesperson, reacts to President Ramaphosa’s urgent order for the closure of spaza shops linked to child deaths and food poisoning incidents. Mabule expresses concern over the 21-day deadline for re-registering all spaza shops, calling it unrealistic given the vast number of unregulated shops across South Africa. The National Informal Traders Alliance (NITASA) agrees, highlighting the difficulties in monitoring spaza shops in residential areas. The country is grappling with a rise in foodborne illnesses, with nearly 900 cases reported since September, leading to the President's call for immediate action to safeguard public health.

Mighty Mabule, UAT National Spokesperson, reacts to President Ramaphosa’s urgent order for the closure of spaza shops linked to child deaths and food poisoning incidents. Mabule expresses concern over the 21-day deadline for re-registering all spaza shops, calling it unrealistic given the vast number of unregulated shops across South Africa. The National Informal Traders Alliance (NITASA) agrees, highlighting the difficulties in monitoring spaza shops in residential areas. The country is grappling with a rise in foodborne illnesses, with nearly 900 cases reported since September, leading to the President's call for immediate action to safeguard public health.

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