Life of today is relatively challenging, has its own fair share of ups and downs and also challenges that may bring a sudden end to one·s life. On average daily people lose their lives to roads accidents, fatal attacks, and fatal illnesses that sometimes emerge suddenly. Of all the mentioned unfortunate events, the gender most affected is men. 

Dr Isaac Mashitisho a tlhalosa botlhokwa jwa go tlhola seemo sa itekanelo gangwe le gape fa o le rre    

In this current tough times that we find ourselves living in, we all have grown fond to the idea of no longer awaiting formal employment in order to make a living, but come up with alternative entrepreneur ventures.

Go simolola kgwebo ka bonnye jo o nang le bone le Galaletsang Clementine Mohapi o simolotseng kgwebo ya Pizza ka di R350 tsa COVID Relief

We are currently under quite a few pandemics as a country, Covid-19, GBV and Unemployment. Latest stats released show that the pandemic against unemployment won·t be won or overthrown anytime soon. Therefore self-employment has proved to be a current way to go. 

Go tsamaisa le go godisa mofuta wa kgwebo mo lephateng la kgaisano e e ko godimo le Mme Oratilwe Nameng – Mesora Day Spa

Most people think of tuberculosis, often called TB, as a serious disease that affects the lungs. That's true, but it can also affect other parts of the body, including your brain and spine. It's not a problem for most people with healthy immune systems: One can have TB germs in the body and not get sick or spread the disease to others.

Dikotsi tsa bolwetse jwa lehuba mo mothong wa tshelang ka mogare wa HIV le Dr Gadirobe Mothibi 

Today·s life has become to be accepted by many as life with various illnesses and conditions and so on, simply because many now are living with various illnesses or conditions invincible to the naked eyes of the next person, but having a serious strain or taking their tall on the person. 

Mokgwa wa go tshela ka bolwetse ba tshukiri le Mme Catherine Motsomatshukudu (Diabetes Survivor)

This month of October has been set aside to commemorate amongst others, an invisible terrorizing condition Breast cancer. This type of cancer occurs mostly in women and rarely in men. Symptoms of breast cancer include a lump in the breast, bloody discharge from the nipple and changes in the shape or texture of the nipple or breast.

Seemo sa kankere ya mabele le bokgoni jwa go belega le Dr Tebogo Deo – Gynecologist & Obstetrician 

Go atlegisa kgwebo ya dijo tse di itekanetseng le Mme Ontiretse Sejesho · iCook

Go atlegisa kgwebo ya dijo tse di itekanetseng le Mme Ontiretse Sejesho – iCook

After more than almost three decades, South Africa and many other countries throughout the continent and the world at large have grown to finally accept HIV as just an ordinary lifestyle illness that requires one to just take good care of themselves, exercise regularly, eat healthy and take their medication.

The many public awareness campaigns that had been made throughout all media platforms including social media as well have helped greatly in encouraging others to make peace with their statuses pursue a happy peaceful life and also disclose their statuses to their loved ones as well.

Disclosing of one’s HIV status is always a personal choice that is taken when one is ready and is quite capable of handling all that will be following thereafter. But the harder one comes always when an adult has to disclose to the child why they have been feeding him/her medication every day from their earliest onset childhood, disclosing to a child that he/she is hiv positive, what hiv is and what it means for them to be hiv positive.

After more than almost three decades, South Africa and many other countries throughout the continent and the world at large have grown to finally accept HIV as just an ordinary lifestyle illness that requires one to just take good care of themselves, exercise regularly, eat healthy and take their medication.
The many public awareness campaigns that had been made throughout all media platforms including social media as well have helped greatly in encouraging others to make peace with their statuses pursue a happy peaceful life and also disclose their statuses to their loved ones as well.
Disclosing of one&rsquo;s HIV status is always a personal choice that is taken when one is ready and is quite capable of handling all that will be following thereafter. But the harder one comes always when an adult has to disclose to the child why they have been feeding him/her medication every day from their earliest onset childhood, disclosing to a child that he/she is hiv positive, what hiv is and what it means for them to be hiv positive.

Go bolelela ngwana ka seemo sa gagwe sa HIV le Dr Gadirobe Mothibi  

Life itself has many stumbling blocks that constantly knocks one over and over again to the ground. But regardless of how many times or hard one may fall, the greatest victory comes in how many times we stand up and proceed with the journey of life, and also turning the sour situation into the best and advantageous as it can ever be. 

One of the popular stumbling blocks that has been widely troublesome to the society as a whole is the HIV & AIDS pandemic. 

HIV has been and it still does continue to be a problematic underlying silent pandemic amongst our communities. There is still a lot that encompasses the virus itself, stigma and underlying illnesses caused or emerging as a result of the virus. 

But great heroinesses that have emerged more stronger and more courageous from this pandemic have come to turn the tables around, and also change the game completely. Instead of being oppressed about being born and living with a lifetime virus, 27 years old Miss Kedibone Sharon Machethe decided to turn the tables around after having learned that she had been born with HIV when she was just 20 years old. The Limpopo born Simply Shazzy as she is popularly known, went on to learn much as she could about HIV and came to educate the masses about it on various social media platforms. 

Life itself has many stumbling blocks that constantly knocks one over and over again to the ground. But regardless of how many times or hard one may fall, the greatest victory comes in how many times we stand up and proceed with the journey of life, and also turning the sour situation into the best and advantageous as it can ever be.&nbsp;
One of the popular stumbling blocks that has been widely troublesome to the society as a whole is the HIV &amp; AIDS pandemic.&nbsp;
HIV has been and it still does continue to be a problematic underlying silent pandemic amongst our communities. There is still a lot that encompasses the virus itself, stigma and underlying illnesses caused or emerging as a result of the virus.&nbsp;
But great heroinesses that have emerged more stronger and more courageous from this pandemic have come to turn the tables around, and also change the game completely. Instead of being oppressed about being born and living with a lifetime virus, 27 years old Miss Kedibone Sharon Machethe decided to turn the tables around after having learned that she had been born with HIV when she was just 20 years old. The Limpopo born Simply Shazzy as she is popularly known, went on to learn much as she could about HIV and came to educate the masses about it on various social media platforms.&nbsp;

Mme Kedibone Sharon Machethe ka go fetolela seemo sa mogare wa HI ko go fatlhoseng le go thuseng bangwe 

The world we live in requires one if not all of us to constantly have a secure and reliable support system, be it either organizations or individuals we rely on for unconditional support.

For business start-ups, the same applies. All business start-ups rely on various kinds and types of support, be it their clientele, their word-of-mouth marketers or even their loyal suppliers and distributors. Without such kind of assistance it can be extremely hard for beginners in the business world, and eventually lead to their unforeseen downfalls.

Having seen the importance of solid support for business beginners, a couple decided to start a media and marketing company to offer very affordable services to them to ensure that they get to build their brands at affordable prices, and even grow with them. Mrs Sarah Motshwane Sebetola and her late husband started their business Tshepiso Branding Solutions on the premise of living their purpose of helping uplift others by offering affordable branding and printing services.

The world we live in requires one if not all of us to constantly have a secure and reliable support system, be it either organizations or individuals we rely on for unconditional support.
For business start-ups, the same applies. All business start-ups rely on various kinds and types of support, be it their clientele, their word-of-mouth marketers or even their loyal suppliers and distributors. Without such kind of assistance it can be extremely hard for beginners in the business world, and eventually lead to their unforeseen downfalls.
Having seen the importance of solid support for business beginners, a couple decided to start a media and marketing company to offer very affordable services to them to ensure that they get to build their brands at affordable prices, and even grow with them. Mrs Sarah Motshwane Sebetola and her late husband started their business Tshepiso Branding Solutions on the premise of living their purpose of helping uplift others by offering affordable branding and printing services.

Go neela dikgwebo-potlana tshegetso e e tlhokegang le Sarah Motshwane Sebetola – Tshepiso Branding Solutions

Lebo Leabile sits with me as we discuss health, fashion, beauty, cooking, financial literary and children issues while playing music that talks to your soul. Resemeletse is an entertainment and lifestyles magazine show that is geared towards empowering women & other “house managers”. Content is meant to benefit the entire family through the “link”. The brunch meets lunch show consists of features such as health, fashion, beauty, cooking, financial literary and child rearing that the listener keeps coming back for more. The music is laid back, relaxing and inspiring

Lebo Leabile sits with me as we discuss health, fashion, beauty, cooking, financial literary and children issues while playing music that talks to your soul.

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