Interview :  It is Child Protection Week until 1st June

and this year's theme is "Working Together to End Violence Against Children"

a call to drive a renewed sense of urgency  and action in protecting children's rights

and improving their well- being. What role are we playing as adults in

protecting all our children?

GUEST: SINIKIWE BIYELA - Executive Director, at LifeLine And Rape Crisis

Pietermaritzburg

Interview :&nbsp;&nbsp;It is Child Protection Week until 1st June
and this year's theme is "Working Together to End Violence Against Children"
a call to drive a renewed sense of urgency&nbsp; and action in protecting children's rights
and improving their well- being. What role are we playing as adults in
protecting all our children?
GUEST: SINIKIWE BIYELA - Executive Director, at LifeLine And Rape Crisis
Pietermaritzburg

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

SAfm The Full Circle with Bridget Masinga

THE FULL CIRCLE

SAfm THE FULL CIRCLE

 It is Child Protection Week until 1st June  and this year's theme is "Working Together to End Violence Against Children"  a call to drive a renewed sense of urgency  and action in protecting children's rights  and improving their well- being

GUEST; DR. JUDEY PRETORIUS - Biomedical Scientist and product development specialist
For many teenagers, skin struggles are more than a passing phase. They shape confidence, social interactions, and how young people see themselves. Breakouts, inflammation and sensitivity are rising among South African teens, but so too is a concerning trend: young people are copying adult skincare routines filled with potent actives their skin is simply not built to handle.
This phenomenon is heavily driven by social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube, where influencers, some very young themselves, share product reviews, "get ready with me" (GRWM) videos, and viral content that makes adult regimens seem essential.

GUEST;&nbsp;DR. JUDEY PRETORIUS - Biomedical Scientist and product development specialist For many teenagers, skin struggles are more than a passing phase. They shape confidence, social interactions, and how young people see themselves. Breakouts, inflammation and sensitivity are rising among South African teens, but so too is a concerning trend: young people are copying adult skincare routines filled with potent actives their skin is simply not built to handle. This phenomenon is heavily driven by social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube, where influencers, some very young themselves, share product reviews, "get ready with me" (GRWM) videos, and viral content that makes adult regimens seem essential.

SKINDEEP with Dr. Judey : A concerning trend: young people are copying adult skincare routines

GUEST SIBAHLE MOTHA - SABC News Reporter

The Madlanga Commission continues today, with the KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Major-General Lesetja Senona.
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Hawks head Major-General Lesetja Senona is expected to testify before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria.
Senona and his son, Thato, have been linked to criminally accused tender tycoon Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. The commission previously heard that Thato Senona had business interests with Matlala and that the pair had a potential property deal in place. Senona will be expected to respond to allegations of a questionable relationship with Matlala. Last year, Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo presented evidence showing WhatsApp exchanges between Matlala and Senona. Matlala allegedly requested FICA documents from Senona for his son, Thato. In one instance, Senona referred to Matlala as “brother”, raising questions about a potentially corrupt relationship with the man accused of capturing the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD).

GUEST SIBAHLE MOTHA - SABC News Reporter The Madlanga Commission continues today, with the KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Major-General Lesetja Senona. KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Hawks head Major-General Lesetja Senona is expected to testify before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria. Senona and his son, Thato, have been linked to criminally accused tender tycoon Vusimuzi &ldquo;Cat&rdquo; Matlala. The commission previously heard that Thato Senona had business interests with Matlala and that the pair had a potential property deal in place. Senona will be expected to respond to allegations of a questionable relationship with Matlala. Last year, Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo presented evidence showing WhatsApp exchanges between Matlala and Senona. Matlala allegedly requested FICA documents from Senona for his son, Thato. In one instance, Senona referred to Matlala as &ldquo;brother&rdquo;, raising questions about a potentially corrupt relationship with the man accused of capturing the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD).

DAY 47 MADLANGA Commission

The eThekwini Filmmakers Association (EFA),has announced  the launch of the Mzansi Reel Stories Mentorship Programme.

GUEST: SIPHOKAZI KHUMALO - Workshop and Festival Coordinator

The eThekwini Filmmakers Association (EFA),has announced &nbsp;the launch of the Mzansi Reel Stories Mentorship Programme.
GUEST: SIPHOKAZI KHUMALO - Workshop and Festival Coordinator

It is Child Protection Week until 1st June and this year's theme is "Working Together to End Violence Against Children" a call to drive a renewed sense of urgency and action in protecting children's rights and improving their well- being

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