Guest: Tina Ardor - Singer Songwriter

Guest: DJ Sbu

Guest: Tina Ardor - Singer Songwriter
Guest: DJ Sbu

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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The Talking Point - DJ Sbu

Over 2,7 million children are living below the food poverty line and more children cannot meet their basic nutritional needs in urban areas. This finding is part of a new report on early childhood in South Africa. Further, this study has revealed that more children are more likely to live in poverty, at a higher risk of malnutrition and some lose their lives before turning 5 years old. This compared to the status of children before the COVID-19 pandemic.

This study reviews the essential components of early childhood service delivery progress across five domains: Nutrition, Maternal & Child Health, Early Learning, Income & Social Support & Primary Caregivers. The Review includes data and commentary on over 50 carefully selected indicators on the status of children under six. The review is a partnership between government departments, civil society and data experts. 

Guest: Dr. Katherine Hall - Senior Researcher at the Child Institute at the University of Cape Town

Guest: Zaheera Mohamed - Chief Executive Officer of Ilifa Labantwana

Over 2,7 million children are living below the food poverty line and more children cannot meet their basic nutritional needs in urban areas. This finding is part of a new report on early childhood in South Africa. Further, this study has revealed that more children are more likely to live in poverty, at a higher risk of malnutrition and some lose their lives before turning 5 years old. This compared to the status of children before the COVID-19 pandemic.
This study reviews the essential components of early childhood service delivery progress across five domains: Nutrition, Maternal &amp; Child Health, Early Learning, Income &amp; Social Support &amp; Primary Caregivers. The Review includes data and commentary on over 50 carefully selected indicators on the status of children under six. The review is a partnership between government departments, civil society and data experts. 
Guest: Dr. Katherine Hall - Senior Researcher at the Child Institute at the University of Cape Town
Guest: Zaheera Mohamed - Chief Executive Officer of Ilifa Labantwana

2024 Early Childhood Review

Our next guest hails from the streets of Soshanguve and began his musical journey as a back-up singer for artists such as Hugh Masekela, Vicky Vilakazi and Jonathan Butler. This multi-award winning artist has spent his time working on music production and developing musical scores for feature films including Losing Lerato (2020). 

Guest: Brian Temba - Musician, Producer, Film Scorer and Actor

Our next guest hails from the streets of Soshanguve and began his musical journey as a back-up singer for artists such as Hugh Masekela, Vicky Vilakazi and Jonathan Butler. This multi-award winning artist has spent his time working on music production and developing musical scores for feature films including Losing Lerato (2020). 
Guest: Brian Temba - Musician, Producer, Film Scorer and Actor

Friday Wind Down with Brian Temba

Our next guest has one of the most influential voices on the continent when it comes to renewable energy and climate change interventions on the continent. She is set to host the inaugural African Women in Leadership Summit during Women’s Month, in partnership with knowledge partners - KPMG. The summit aims to drive meaningful change in the representation of women across the economy and to assess progress in gender diversity. Over a quarter of businesses on the African continent are led by women and represent the highest number of female entrepreneurs, globally. However, challenges still persist when it comes to representation, funding, and market access. She was recently part of a special edition of TedX Johannesburg reflecting on SDGs and finding common purpose in building a better world. This morning, she joined us to discuss just how far we are from combating energy poverty, the role women can play in energy and what interventions need to be made to reach SDG 7 surrounding access to clean and affordable energy. We are joined by…

Guest: Linda Mabhena-Olagunju - Renewable Energy Advocate and Entrepreneur

Our next guest has one of the most influential voices on the continent when it comes to renewable energy and climate change interventions on the continent. She is set to host the inaugural African Women in Leadership Summit during Women’s Month, in partnership with knowledge partners - KPMG. The summit aims to drive meaningful change in the representation of women across the economy and to assess progress in gender diversity. Over a quarter of businesses on the African continent are led by women and represent the highest number of female entrepreneurs, globally. However, challenges still persist when it comes to representation, funding, and market access. She was recently part of a special edition of TedX Johannesburg reflecting on SDGs and finding common purpose in building a better world. This morning, she joined us to discuss just how far we are from combating energy poverty, the role women can play in energy and what interventions need to be made to reach SDG 7 surrounding access to clean and affordable energy. We are joined by…
Guest: Linda Mabhena-Olagunju - Renewable Energy Advocate and Entrepreneur

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