Fraud trends indicate South Africa needs a proactive approach to turn the tide on financial malfeasance 

Guest: Sameer Kumandan, Managing Director of SearchWorks

Fraud trends indicate South Africa needs a proactive approach to turn the tide on financial malfeasance&nbsp;
Guest: Sameer Kumandan, Managing Director of SearchWorks

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

THE FULL CIRCLE

SAfm THE FULL CIRCLE

Fraud trends indicate South Africa needs a proactive approach to turn the tide on financial malfeasance

Guest: Chef Coo Pillay--- President of the South African Chefs Association

The eThekwini Filmmakers Association proudly announces the winners of the 2024 African Emerging Filmmakers Awards (AEFA), held in Durban on December 14th. Hosted by Nonkanyiso Laconco Congo and Sibusiso Shozi, the event celebrated the creativity and passion of South African emerging filmmakers. With the theme “We are kings and queens - Reviving the spirit of ubuntu,” this year&#39;s awards honored outstanding achievements in various film categories. The ceremony also paid tribute to industry veterans who have paved the way for future creatives. Congratulations to the winners and nominees for their remarkable contributions to the South African film industry.

 

 

 

Guest:&nbsp;Chef Coo Pillay--- President of&nbsp;the South African Chefs&nbsp;Association
The eThekwini Filmmakers Association proudly announces the winners of the 2024 African Emerging Filmmakers Awards (AEFA), held in Durban on December 14th. Hosted by Nonkanyiso Laconco Congo and Sibusiso Shozi, the event celebrated the creativity and passion of South African emerging filmmakers. With the theme &ldquo;We are kings and queens - Reviving the spirit of ubuntu,&rdquo; this year&amp;#39;s awards honored outstanding achievements in various film categories. The ceremony also paid tribute to industry veterans who have paved the way for future creatives. Congratulations to the winners and nominees for their remarkable contributions to the South African film industry.
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South African Chefs Association  celebrates 50 years of culinary  excellence

Guest: Wanda Baloyi- musician and stylist

The eThekwini Filmmakers Association proudly announces the winners of the 2024 African Emerging Filmmakers Awards (AEFA), held in Durban on December 14th. Hosted by Nonkanyiso Laconco Congo and Sibusiso Shozi, the event celebrated the creativity and passion of South African emerging filmmakers. With the theme “We are kings and queens - Reviving the spirit of ubuntu,” this year’s awards honored outstanding achievements in various film categories. The ceremony also paid tribute to

industry veterans who have paved the way for future creatives. Congratulations to the winners and nominees for their remarkable contributions to the South African film industry.

 

Guest: Wanda Baloyi- musician and stylist
The eThekwini Filmmakers Association proudly announces the winners of the 2024 African Emerging Filmmakers Awards (AEFA), held in Durban on December 14th. Hosted by Nonkanyiso Laconco Congo and Sibusiso Shozi, the event celebrated the creativity and passion of South African emerging filmmakers. With the theme &ldquo;We are kings and queens - Reviving the spirit of ubuntu,&rdquo; this year&rsquo;s awards honored outstanding achievements in various film categories. The ceremony also paid tribute to
industry veterans who have paved the way for future creatives. Congratulations to the winners and nominees for their remarkable contributions to the South African film industry.
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Made in SA with Wanda Baloyi

Guest: Gaopalelwe Phalaetsile, multimedia journalist, activist and feminist She Is the co-host of the Breaking Cycles podcast

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a severe global issue that disproportionately affects women and girls, manifesting in physical, sexual, psychological, and economic abuse. It stems from deep-rooted inequalities, cultural norms, and power imbalances, causing significant harm to victims, physical and mental well-being. In recent years, perpetrators of GBV have increasingly used social media to manipulate, control, or further abuse their victims.

Guest: Gaopalelwe Phalaetsile, multimedia journalist, activist and feminist She Is the co-host of the Breaking Cycles podcast
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a severe global issue that disproportionately affects women and girls, manifesting in physical, sexual, psychological, and economic abuse. It stems from deep-rooted inequalities, cultural norms, and power imbalances, causing significant harm to victims, physical and mental well-being. In recent years, perpetrators of GBV have increasingly used social media to manipulate, control, or further abuse their victims.

Fraud trends indicate South Africa needs a proactive approach to turn the tide on financial malfeasance

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