The brutal murder of Olorato Mongale is again reminding us of the ugly scourge of the killing of women in our country. Almost every news bulletin has a story about a woman killed by her partner or male figure in their lives. We've also seen civil society organisations take to the street in protest against the killings and violence against women. Men organisations are also airing their voices calling for a united front with other men, but is the message reaching the right people? What is it that we are not getting right in the fight against GBV and femicide? To lead us in the discussion, we are joined by…

Guest: Bulelwa Adonis - Spokesperson of Women for Change 

Guest: Archie Phinithi- Co-Founder of the Banna Buang Men's Forum

Guest: Nomsa Nabo - Director responsible for Social Empowerment of Women in the Department of Women Children and People Disabilities

The brutal murder of Olorato Mongale is again reminding us of the ugly scourge of the killing of women in our country. Almost every news bulletin has a story about a woman killed by her partner or male figure in their lives. We've also seen civil society organisations take to the street in protest against the killings and violence against women. Men organisations are also airing their voices calling for a united front with other men, but is the message reaching the right people? What is it that we are not getting right in the fight against GBV and femicide? To lead us in the discussion, we are joined by&hellip;
Guest: Bulelwa Adonis - Spokesperson of Women for Change&nbsp;
Guest: Archie Phinithi - Co-Founder of the Banna Buang Men's Forum
Guest: Nomsa Nabo - Director responsible for Social Empowerment of Women in the Department of Women Children and People Disabilities

Newsmakers and Guest Experts offer their insights and perspectives into the national and global discourse on politics, economics, education, social matters and comprehensive dialogues on cultural diversity and other essential issues of public interest like, poverty alleviation, unemployment rate and health related issues.

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GBV and Femicide, what are we not getting right?

Over the next 6 weeks, we will be talking about the Money Matters campaign and how Nedbank Insurance can help you find relevant insurance solutions for every life stage. 

Guest (STUDIO): Mr. Walter Marte – Managing Executive, Nedbank Insurance

Over the next 6 weeks, we will be talking about the Money Matters campaign and how Nedbank Insurance can help you find relevant insurance solutions for every life stage.&nbsp;
Guest (STUDIO): Mr. Walter Marte &ndash; Managing Executive, Nedbank Insurance

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Our next guest hails from Empangeni, Kwa-Zulu Natal. She has made an indelible mark in the South African industry in the genres of Jazz, African Soul, R&B and Gospel. After a transformative hiatus, the incomparable Brenda Mtambo returns to the stage, bringing her unmatched vocal power, emotional depth, and magnetic presence back to the spotlight. Today, she joins us to share her latest project and her upcoming live show: The Revival. This highly anticipated performance celebrates not only her return but the evolution of her artistry and the rich tapestry of sound she weaves. 

Guest: Brenda Mntambo - Songwriter and multiple award-winning artist

Our next guest hails from Empangeni, Kwa-Zulu Natal. She has made an indelible mark in the South African industry in the genres of Jazz, African Soul, R&amp;B and Gospel. After a transformative hiatus, the incomparable Brenda Mtambo returns to the stage, bringing her unmatched vocal power, emotional depth, and magnetic presence back to the spotlight. Today, she joins us to share her latest project and her upcoming live show: The Revival. This highly anticipated performance celebrates not only her return but the evolution of her artistry and the rich tapestry of sound she weaves.&nbsp;
Guest: Brenda Mntambo - Songwriter and multiple award-winning artist

Friday Wind Down with Brenda Mntambo  

South Africa is preparing to host the G20 Summit on the 22 to 23 November 2025. The focus is on fair global financing, jobs, climate, and technology. But what does it mean for me as you and me, as South Africans?

How can G20 Presidency give us the platform to tackle youth unemployment here in South Africa?

Yes, we’ve seen the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) helping over 2 million young people find work as teacher assistants in schools. President Ramaphosa calls it a world-class, corruption-free programme. However, unemployment continues to rise among young people. The expanded unemployment rate currently stands at 41.9% and includes people who have stopped actively looking for jobs.

The G20 can address youth unemployment and underemployment challenges by focusing on policies that promote skills development, job creation, and social protection. 

Guest: Raymond Matlatla- Chairperson of Youth 20

Guest: Vanisha Gordhan Narotam – Registered Counsellor at the South African Depression and Anxiety Group

Guest: Tshiamo Malatji - Community Facilitator at Youth Capital

South Africa is preparing to host the G20 Summit on the 22 to 23 November 2025. The focus is on fair global financing, jobs, climate, and technology. But what does it mean for me as you and me, as South Africans?
How can G20 Presidency give us the platform to tackle youth unemployment here in South Africa?
Yes, we&rsquo;ve seen the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI) helping over 2 million young people find work as teacher assistants in schools. President Ramaphosa calls it a world-class, corruption-free programme. However, unemployment continues to rise among young people. The expanded unemployment rate currently stands at 41.9% and includes people who have stopped actively looking for jobs.
The G20 can address youth unemployment and underemployment challenges by focusing on policies that promote skills development, job creation, and social protection.&nbsp;
Guest: Raymond Matlatla- Chairperson of Youth 20
Guest: Vanisha Gordhan Narotam &ndash; Registered Counsellor at the South African Depression and Anxiety Group
Guest: Tshiamo Malatji - Community Facilitator at Youth Capital

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