In this week’s news wrap, Pretty Ngwenya is joined by News commentator Lethlogonolo Thlogie Mosuwe

In this week&rsquo;s news wrap, Pretty Ngwenya is joined by News commentator Lethlogonolo Thlogie Mosuwe

At POWER 98.7 we invite you to join the conversation on every platform. Browse this selection of podcasts. Now we're talking.

At POWER 98.7 we invite you to join the conversation on every platform. Browse this selection of podcasts. Now we're talking.

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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.

After the day&rsquo;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&rsquo;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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South Africa is grappling with a construction crisis that has resulted in a tragic spate of deaths and injuries between 2024 and 2026, as a series of building collapses occurring across the country. With Gauteng, KwaZulu Natal, and the Western Cape bearing the brunt of these catastrophic incidents, it becomes evident that systemic failures, regulatory lapses, and deep-seated corruption are to blame. We are joined by Construction expert, Lerato Magome, to look into what could be the solutions around this issue

South Africa is grappling with a construction crisis that has resulted in a tragic spate of deaths and injuries between 2024 and 2026, as a series of building collapses occurring across the country. With Gauteng, KwaZulu Natal, and the Western Cape bearing the brunt of these catastrophic incidents, it becomes evident that systemic failures, regulatory lapses, and deep-seated corruption are to blame. We are joined by Construction expert, Lerato Magome, to look into what could be the solutions around this issue

HOW DO CONSTRUCTION INCIDENTS EXPOSE SYSTEMIC FAILURES AND CORRUPTION IN SOUTH AFRICA

As South Africa prepares to celebrate Freedom Day and continues to remember important days such as Youth Day on June 16, it is important for young people to understand the history behind these national commemorations. These days are not only public holidays; they are moments for the nation to reflect on the struggles, sacrifices, and courage that helped shape the democratic South Africa we live in today. Through oral history listening to and recording the memories of those who experienced events such as Apartheid and the Soweto Uprising, young people can gain a deeper understanding of the country’s past. Oral history therefore plays a vital role in preserving these voices, ensuring that the lessons of South Africa’s journey to freedom are remembered and passed on to future generations. We are joined by Develd Monyai  the Founder of Kakoraleng heritage institute

As South Africa prepares to celebrate Freedom Day and continues to remember important days such as Youth Day on June 16, it is important for young people to understand the history behind these national commemorations. These days are not only public holidays; they are moments for the nation to reflect on the struggles, sacrifices, and courage that helped shape the democratic South Africa we live in today. Through oral history listening to and recording the memories of those who experienced events such as Apartheid and the Soweto Uprising, young people can gain a deeper understanding of the country&rsquo;s past. Oral history therefore plays a vital role in preserving these voices, ensuring that the lessons of South Africa&rsquo;s journey to freedom are remembered and passed on to future generations. We are joined by Develd Monyai &nbsp;the Founder of Kakoraleng heritage institute

WHY SOUTH AFRICAN ORAL HISTORY MATTERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

Across many Southern African cultures, life purpose is not always viewed as something fixed at birth or determined solely by personal choice. Instead, purpose can unfold gradually, shaped by community, spirituality, and the presence of ancestors. This conversation therefore explores the idea that purpose may not be fixed, but rather shaped through an ongoing relationship between the individual, their life experiences, and, in some traditions, the influence of their ancestors. By looking at beliefs surrounding ancestral guidance, dreams, illness, recurring patterns, and spiritual callings such as ukuthwasa, We’re joined by Spiritual coach, Khumo Magane.

Across many Southern African cultures, life purpose is not always viewed as something fixed at birth or determined solely by personal choice. Instead, purpose can unfold gradually, shaped by community, spirituality, and the presence of ancestors. This conversation therefore explores the idea that purpose may not be fixed, but rather shaped through an ongoing relationship between the individual, their life experiences, and, in some traditions, the influence of their ancestors. By looking at beliefs surrounding ancestral guidance, dreams, illness, recurring patterns, and spiritual callings such as ukuthwasa, We&rsquo;re joined by Spiritual coach, Khumo Magane.

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