After years of making music behind the scenes, investment banker Sam Mokorosi is officially launching his music journey with his debut single, Tell Your Mama We Made It, which is  the first release in a conceptual five-single series rolling out through the first half of 2026. Blending pop, R&B, and soul, the feel-good anthem was written as a love letter to his wife, celebrating 20 years of marriage. He hangs out with us as we find out more about his journey. 

After years of making music behind the scenes, investment banker Sam Mokorosi is officially launching his music journey with his debut single, Tell Your Mama We Made It, which is&nbsp; the first release in a conceptual five-single series rolling out through the first half of 2026. Blending pop, R&amp;B, and soul, the feel-good anthem was written as a love letter to his wife, celebrating 20 years of marriage. He hangs out with us as we find out more about his journey.&nbsp;

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In a time where love songs are often reduced to fleeting emotions and catchy hooks, we’re sitting down with three musicians who are bringing back unhurried, soulful, and deeply rooted love songs. Join us as we hang out with August Child, P.E.T (Prayer Energy Truth), and Thuso RSA, exploring the stories, inspiration, and heart behind their music.

In a time where love songs are often reduced to fleeting emotions and catchy hooks, we&rsquo;re sitting down with three musicians who are bringing back unhurried, soulful, and deeply rooted love songs. Join us as we hang out with August Child, P.E.T (Prayer Energy Truth), and Thuso RSA, exploring the stories, inspiration, and heart behind their music.

Hanging out with August Child P.E.T (Prayer Energy Truth) and Thuso RSA.

We all experience emotional injuries that become part of our inner landscape even if we were brought up in a loving and stable home environment.. Think about the moments when your needs weren’t fully met as a child, or when we felt misunderstood, unseen or uncertain. What feels slight to one person may leave a lasting impression on another, because we all experience emotional wounds differently. We speak to Clinical Psychologist, Dr Keitumetse Mashego on parental wounds and how it affects the way you show up in your relationships.

We all&nbsp;experience&nbsp;emotional injuries&nbsp;that become part of our inner landscape even if we were brought up in a loving and stable home environment.. Think about the moments when your needs weren&rsquo;t fully met as a child, or when we felt misunderstood, unseen or uncertain. What feels slight to one person may leave a lasting impression on another, because we all experience emotional wounds differently. We speak to Clinical Psychologist, Dr Keitumetse Mashego on parental wounds and how it affects the way you show up in your relationships.

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It all started on 31 July 2025, when the Rhulani Mabasa Children’s Foundation launched a mobile library programme with a heart-felt mission; to build brighter futures by bringing books directly to our children. This isn’t just a van with shelves… it’s a rolling gateway to imagination, learning, and opportunity. In communities where access to books and libraries can be scarce, these mobile libraries are transforming early childhood development by making reading fun, accessible and part of everyday life. We speak to the Founder of The Rhulani Mabasa Children’s Foundation, Rhulani Mabasa.

It all started on 31 July 2025, when the&nbsp;Rhulani Mabasa Children&rsquo;s Foundation&nbsp;launched a mobile library programme with a heart-felt mission; to build brighter futures by bringing books directly to our children. This isn&rsquo;t just a van with shelves&hellip; it&rsquo;s a rolling gateway to imagination, learning, and opportunity. In communities where access to books and libraries can be scarce, these mobile libraries are transforming early childhood development by making reading fun, accessible and part of everyday life. We speak to the&nbsp;Founder of The Rhulani Mabasa Children&rsquo;s Foundation, Rhulani Mabasa.

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