Dr Allan Boesak - Chairperson of the Walter & Albertina Sisulu Foundation for Social Justice

Dr Allan Boesak - Chairperson of the Walter &amp; Albertina Sisulu Foundation for Social Justice

The Meeting Point

The future of the country and the role of South Africans in having a say in that future. 

Guest: Tumisang Sikhosana – Founder of  Dlalisa Moyeni Foundation 

Dlalisa Moyeni Foundation was founded by Mr and Mrs Skosana, in memory of Mr Skosana’s late father. After losing his father at a tender age, Mr Skosana struggled to navigate life without the voice of a father and had to source this from community leaders such as pastors, coaches etc. This is when he noticed a gap for the boy child to be heard.

Dlalisa currently operates as a safe space for young boys yearning for a father figure voice. The organisation deals with boys from broken homes, boys with no identity – no identification documents, single headed families. Yearly, we take in boys from local high schools and put them in a program that aims to link them with mentors, coaches and teachers that equip boys with life skills. It takes a village to raise a child, we’d like to join hands with you as we change lives, one boy at a time.

Guest: Tumisang Sikhosana &ndash;&nbsp;Founder of &nbsp;Dlalisa Moyeni Foundation 
Dlalisa Moyeni Foundation was founded by Mr and Mrs Skosana, in memory of Mr Skosana&rsquo;s late father. After losing his father at a tender age, Mr Skosana struggled to navigate life without the voice of a father and had to source this from community leaders such as pastors, coaches etc. This is when he noticed a gap for the boy child to be heard.
Dlalisa currently operates as a safe space for young boys yearning for a father figure voice. The organisation deals with boys from broken homes, boys with no identity &ndash; no identification documents, single headed families. Yearly, we take in boys from local high schools and put them in a program that aims to link them with mentors, coaches and teachers that equip boys with life skills. It takes a village to raise a child, we&rsquo;d like to join hands with you as we change lives, one boy at a time.

Parenting feature: Dlalisa Moyeni Foundation

Guest: Tshepo Maseko - Actor

South Africa is mourning the loss of one of its most beloved television icons, veteran actor Don Mlangeni – Nawa. Mlangeni - Nawa was best known for his unforgettable roles in some of the country’s most iconic television shows, including his long-running portrayal of Sibusiso Ngema in the SABC1 soapie “Uzalo,” and his standout performance as Zeb Matabane in “Isidingo.” With a career spanning decades, his work left an indelible mark on South African storytelling and the local entertainment industry. Born in Boksburg, Gauteng in 1959, Mlangeni kicked off his acting career in theatre.

Guest: Tshepo Maseko -&nbsp;Actor
South Africa is mourning the loss of one of its most beloved television icons, veteran actor Don Mlangeni &ndash; Nawa. Mlangeni - Nawa was best known for his unforgettable roles in some of the country&rsquo;s most iconic television shows, including his long-running portrayal of&nbsp;Sibusiso Ngema&nbsp;in the SABC1 soapie&nbsp;&ldquo;Uzalo,&rdquo;&nbsp;and his standout performance as&nbsp;Zeb Matabane&nbsp;in&nbsp;&ldquo;Isidingo.&rdquo;&nbsp;With a career spanning decades, his work left an indelible mark on South African storytelling and the local entertainment industry. Born in Boksburg, Gauteng in 1959, Mlangeni kicked off his acting career in theatre.

Tshepo Maseko: Tributes for veteran actor Don Mlangeni - Nawa

Guest: Kamogelo Seekoei  - SABC News Reporter

Former Free State premier Ace Magashule has pleaded not guilty to charges of corruption relating to a R255m asbestos tender case. Magashule, businessperson Edwin Sodi and 16 other high-ranking provincial and national government officials appeared in the Bloemfontein high court on Wednesday, facing charges of corruption in the awarding of a tender for the removal of asbestos roofing from houses.

Guest:&nbsp;Kamogelo Seekoei &nbsp;- SABC News Reporter
Former Free State premier Ace Magashule has pleaded not guilty to charges of corruption relating to a R255m asbestos tender case. Magashule, businessperson Edwin Sodi and 16 other high-ranking provincial and national government officials appeared in the Bloemfontein high court on Wednesday, facing charges of corruption in the awarding of a tender for the removal of asbestos roofing from houses.

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