As we start the year 2025, we thought to speak to two financial advisors about investment options and why it’s important to listen to a financial advisor. So many of your call in wanting to know what are some of the best investment options and where one can put money for a quick return and where you can put money down for long term. 

Guest: Christo Janse van Resburg – Financial Advisor at Discovery Financial Consultant

Guest: Phinda Knight – Financial Advisor at the The Legacy Planning Institute

As we start the year 2025, we thought to speak to two financial advisors about investment options and why it&rsquo;s important to listen to a financial advisor. So many of your call in wanting to know what are some of the best investment options and where one can put money for a quick return and where you can put money down for long term.&nbsp;
Guest: Christo Janse van Resburg &ndash; Financial Advisor at&nbsp;Discovery&nbsp;Financial Consultant
Guest: Phinda Knight &ndash; Financial Advisor at the The Legacy Planning Institute

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Rampant crime and gangsterism is high on the agenda at the police imbizo that's being held at Atlantis on the Cape West Coast. The Deputy Ministers of Police, Cassel Mathale and Polly Boshielo are attending the crime prevention gathering. Provincial police spokesperson, Brigadier Novela Potelwa says the purpose of the community engagements is to find lasting solutions to communities affected by gun and gang violence. Potelwa says the event in Atlantis will be followed by a similar community engagement initiative in  Samora Machel in Phillipi on the Cape Flats today (Wed). Over the years we have seen police addressing communities in these imbizos, but do they help in dealing with crime? Do you as a resident come out feeling safer and see results? We use this opportunity now to talk about whether crime imbizos do help in making communities safer and to help us through, we are joined by…

Guest: Chad Thomas – Organized Crime Investigator at IRS Forensic Investigations

Guest: Andy Mashaile - retired interpol ambassador & Security Strategist

Rampant crime and gangsterism is high on the agenda at the police imbizo that's being held at Atlantis on the Cape West Coast. The Deputy Ministers of Police, Cassel Mathale and Polly Boshielo are attending the crime prevention gathering. Provincial police spokesperson, Brigadier Novela Potelwa says the purpose of the community engagements is to find lasting solutions to communities affected by gun and gang violence. Potelwa says the event in Atlantis will be followed by a similar community engagement initiative in&nbsp; Samora Machel in Phillipi on the Cape Flats today (Wed). Over the years we have seen police addressing communities in these imbizos, but do they help in dealing with crime? Do you as a resident come out feeling safer and see results? We use this opportunity now to talk about whether crime imbizos do help in making communities safer and to help us through, we are joined by&hellip;
Guest: Chad Thomas &ndash; Organized Crime Investigator at IRS Forensic Investigations
Guest:&nbsp;Andy Mashaile - retired interpol ambassador &amp; Security Strategist

Crime prevention imbizos, are they useful?

We continue our series where we speak to the different government departments about the role they play in curbing teenage pregnancy. On Monday we spoke to the Department of Health about the obligation from doctors and nurses to report underage mothers who come in to deliver their babies. This morning we speak to the Department of Social Development to hear what sort of interventions they bring to young mothers. We are joined by…  

Guest: Lumka Oliphant - Acting Deputy Director General corporate Support Services

We continue our series where we speak to the different government departments about the role they play in curbing teenage pregnancy. On Monday we spoke to the Department of Health about the obligation from doctors and nurses to report underage mothers who come in to deliver their babies. This morning we speak to the Department of Social Development to hear what sort of interventions they bring to young mothers. We are joined by&hellip;&nbsp; 
Guest: Lumka Oliphant - Acting Deputy Director General corporate Support Services

Social development and their role in dealing with teenage pregnancy

In the build-up to the #2025MatricResults, we take a moment to reflect on the decisions these young school leavers need to make in choosing their vocation and how they should approach learning in higher education. Our next guest has written an article that considers the importance of the sciences and humanities in building careers as well as society. He argues that while we need STEM graduates to overcome some of our scarce skills, we still need to train graduates who can perceive problems and devise solutions on how to fix them. 

Guest: Prof. Siseko Khumalo - Associate Professor of Higher Education at the Ali Mazrui Centre for Higher Education Studies at the University of Johannesburg

 

In the build-up to the #2025MatricResults, we take a moment to reflect on the decisions these young school leavers need to make in choosing their vocation and how they should approach learning in higher education. Our next guest has written an article that considers the importance of the sciences and humanities in building careers as well as society. He argues that while we need STEM graduates to overcome some of our scarce skills, we still need to train graduates who can perceive problems and devise solutions on how to fix them.&nbsp;
Guest: Prof. Siseko Khumalo - Associate Professor of Higher Education at the Ali Mazrui Centre for Higher Education Studies at the University of Johannesburg
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