To fans of Moja Love's Moss Makwati is that animated presenter known for exposing cheating scandals and holding deadbeat parents to account all while donning three-piece suits. Moss has been on our screens for more than ten years and has a history of working on Ntunjambili, a children's show that used to be aired by SABC1 Read more: We get to hang out with the TV Presenter over the next hour as we speak about his journey and his signature three piece suits. 

To fans of Moja Love's Moss Makwati is that animated presenter known for exposing cheating scandals and holding deadbeat parents to account all while donning three-piece suits. Moss has been on our screens for more than ten years and has a history of working on Ntunjambili, a children's show that used to be aired by SABC1 Read more: We get to hang out with the TV Presenter over the next hour as we speak about his journey and his signature three piece suits.&nbsp;

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We seem to be stuck in a holding pattern between now and the ANC’s elective conference in 2027, that’s about 36 months away. Despite the party’s National Executive Committee instructing members not to campaign ahead of the conference, many appear to have jumped the gun anyway. So what does the ANC’s succession race actually look like at this stage, and what are party members saying on the ground? Let’s bring in our Power Listeners: Themba and Anele to weigh in on the ANC’s succession plan and the growing political manoeuvring ahead of 2027.

We seem to be stuck in a holding pattern between now and the ANC&rsquo;s elective conference in 2027, that&rsquo;s about 36 months away. Despite the party&rsquo;s National Executive Committee instructing members not to campaign ahead of the conference, many appear to have jumped the gun anyway.&nbsp;So what does the ANC&rsquo;s succession race actually look like at this stage, and what are party members saying on the ground?&nbsp;Let&rsquo;s bring in our Power Listeners: Themba and Anele to weigh in on the ANC&rsquo;s succession plan and the growing political manoeuvring ahead of 2027.

Listeners Roundtable:  ANC Elective Conference 2027: A look at ANCs succession plan

Many women believe painful periods are normal. At what point does period pain become a medical concern? During a normal menstrual cycle, the endometrium thickens and is shed. With endometriosis, though, the tissue outside the uterus is shed into the abdomen. The shedding that occurs each month with menstruation causes pain, inflammation, and scar tissue, which is why the condition is often associated with painful periods. We speak to Interventional Radiologist, Dr Josias Padi. 

Many women believe painful periods are normal. At what point does period pain become a medical concern? During a normal menstrual cycle, the endometrium thickens and is shed. With endometriosis, though, the tissue outside the uterus is shed into the abdomen. The shedding that occurs each month with menstruation causes pain, inflammation, and scar tissue, which is why the condition is often associated with painful periods. We speak to Interventional Radiologist, Dr Josias Padi.&nbsp;

Endometriosis awareness month: Painful Period Pains

Funerals are meant to be sacred spaces, moments where we gather to honour a life, mourn a loss, and support those left behind. Over time funerals have also become emotionally charged spaces where unresolved family tensions, old wounds, and even long-standing conflicts suddenly surface. Sometimes it’s the speeches that reopen painful memories… sometimes it’s relatives who haven’t spoken in years forced into the same room… and other times, grief itself brings emotions to the surface that people didn’t even realise they were carrying. We are in conversation with Neo Mabiletsa who is a Grief And Loss Counselor and ask whether funerals have become spaces where people unknowingly express unresolved trauma? And more importantly:  how do you protect your own emotional wellbeing while grieving? How do you set boundaries during a time when expectations from family and community can feel overwhelming? And whether it is okay to step away from certain conversations, certain people, or even certain roles during the mourning process?

Funerals are meant to be sacred spaces, moments where we gather to honour a life, mourn a loss, and support those left behind. Over time funerals have also become emotionally charged spaces where unresolved family tensions, old wounds, and even long-standing conflicts suddenly surface. Sometimes it&rsquo;s the speeches that reopen painful memories&hellip; sometimes it&rsquo;s relatives who haven&rsquo;t spoken in years forced into the same room&hellip; and other times, grief itself brings emotions to the surface that people didn&rsquo;t even realise they were carrying.&nbsp;We are in conversation with Neo Mabiletsa who is a Grief And Loss Counselor and ask whether funerals have become spaces where people unknowingly express unresolved trauma? And more importantly:&nbsp; how do you protect your own emotional wellbeing while grieving? How do you set boundaries during a time when expectations from family and community can feel overwhelming? And whether it is okay to step away from certain conversations, certain people, or even certain roles during the mourning process?

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