Guest: Tumi Lebaka, Author, speaker and coach

This afternoon are joined by Tumi Lebaka as we review her latest book Thrive. This empowering guide on leadership, personal growth, and resilience is tailor-made for women tackling workplace challenges. In Thrive, Tumi draws from her own journey as a speaker, coach, and CEO of the Gauteng Film Commission to share practical strategies for overcoming obstacles and seizing opportunities. Thrive is more than a book—it’s a movement. Stay tuned as we unpack its powerful message: No woman left behind.

 

 

Guest: Tumi Lebaka,&nbsp;Author, speaker and coach
This afternoon are joined by Tumi Lebaka as we review her latest book Thrive. This empowering guide on leadership, personal growth, and resilience is tailor-made for women tackling workplace challenges. In&nbsp;Thrive, Tumi draws from her own journey as a speaker, coach, and CEO of the Gauteng Film Commission to share practical strategies for overcoming obstacles and seizing opportunities. Thrive&nbsp;is more than a book&mdash;it&rsquo;s a movement. Stay tuned as we unpack its powerful message: No woman left behind.
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SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

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#BookReview: Thrive

Guest: Denver Grigg, Head of Quality Planning and Research at Boston City Campus

As the new academic year approaches, thousands of South African students are making critical decisions about where to study. Unfortunately, recent years have seen a rise in suspended higher education institutions or fraudulent institutions posing as legitimate places of learning. Institutions which lack compliance, or which are not registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) leave students with empty qualifications that have no real-world value.

 

 

Guest: Denver Grigg, Head of Quality Planning and Research at Boston City Campus
As the new academic year approaches, thousands of South African students are making critical decisions about where to study. Unfortunately, recent years have seen a rise in suspended higher education institutions or fraudulent institutions posing as legitimate places of learning. Institutions which lack compliance, or which are not registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) leave students with empty qualifications that have no real-world value.
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How to Protect Yourself from Fake Tertiary Institutions – Key Tips to Ensure Your Education is Legitimate and Career-Ready

Guest: Dr. Jenita Chiba, Lecturer in the Department of Social Work & Criminology at UP

In today's digital era, children are constantly surrounded by screens, from TVs and tablets to smartphones and gaming consoles. While screens can provide entertainment, education, and social connections, excessive screen time can have profound effects on children's development.

According to recent studies, children are spending increasing amounts of time on screens, with some estimates suggesting that children as young as two years old are spending up to two hours per day on screens. This excessive screen time can have serious consequences for children's physical, emotional, and cognitive development.

 

Guest: Dr. Jenita Chiba, Lecturer in the Department of Social Work &amp; Criminology at UP
In today's digital era, children are constantly surrounded by screens, from TVs and tablets to smartphones and gaming consoles. While screens can provide entertainment, education, and social connections, excessive screen time can have profound effects on children's development.
According to recent studies, children are spending increasing amounts of time on screens, with some estimates suggesting that children as young as two years old are spending up to two hours per day on screens. This excessive screen time can have serious consequences for children's physical, emotional, and cognitive development.
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The Impact of Screen Time on Children's Development

Guest: Hendrick Makaneta, Education activist

South Africa has made strides in ensuring access to primary school education for children despite their socio-economic status or geographic location, according to a global study.

The recently released 2023 Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) found that key initiatives the department of basic education has incorporated “such as no-fee schools, scholar transport, and school nutrition programmes have significantly contributed to enhancing accessibility”.

The study was conducted in the fourth and eighth grades in 64 countries. South Africa, Morocco and Ivory Coast were the only African countries to participate in the evaluation. 

 

Guest: Hendrick Makaneta,&nbsp;Education activist
South Africa has made strides in ensuring access to primary school education for children despite their socio-economic status or geographic location, according to a global study.
The recently released 2023 Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) found that key initiatives the department of basic education has incorporated &ldquo;such as no-fee schools, scholar transport, and school nutrition programmes have significantly contributed to enhancing accessibility&rdquo;.
The study was conducted in the fourth and eighth grades in 64 countries. South Africa, Morocco and Ivory Coast were the only African countries to participate in the&nbsp;<a href="https://timss2023.org/encyclopedia/introduction/#country-highlight">evaluation</a>.&nbsp;
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