We are tackling a topic that many couples experience but often struggle to talk about: mismatched sexual drives and sexual incompatibility! Having a partner who understands you and ticks all your boxes except the in the bedroom can be quite disheartening, these challenges can affect even the most loving relationships.

 A mismatch in sexual drive happens when partners have differing levels of desire, leading one person to feel neglected or another to feel overwhelmed. On the other hand, sexual incompatibility involves differing preferences, comfort zones, or expectations, which can create misunderstandings or emotional distance.


Joining us is Nolethu Ndude Sexuality Educator and Co-Founder of We Mattah

We are tackling a topic that many couples experience but often struggle to talk about: mismatched sexual drives and sexual incompatibility! Having a partner who understands you and ticks all your boxes except the in the bedroom can be quite disheartening, these challenges can affect even the most loving relationships.
 A mismatch in sexual drive happens when partners have differing levels of desire, leading one person to feel neglected or another to feel overwhelmed. On the other hand, sexual incompatibility involves differing preferences, comfort zones, or expectations, which can create misunderstandings or emotional distance.
 Joining us is Nolethu Ndude Sexuality Educator and Co-Founder of We Mattah

Serious and topical issues on continent, breaking stories.

Serious and topical issues on continent, breaking stories.

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Pillow Talk: Is having mismatched sexual drives a deal breaker?

South Africa's National Enterprise Bill, designed to overhaul the governance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has garnered public attention and sparked widespread debate.

The bill proposes the creation of a centralized holding company to oversee SOEs, with the aim of improving efficiency, accountability and alignment with national economic priorities.

Some argue that this approach will streamline operations, reduce corruption, and address the chronic mismanagement that has plagued institutions like Eskom, Transnet, and others. On the other hand concerns have been raised about the potential for increased political interference, particularly as the bill grants significant powers to the presidency in appointing board members for the new holding company. Critics also point to existing challenges such as funding shortfalls, skills shortages, and the risk of perpetuating systemic inefficiencies.

 To further unpack we are joined on the line by Dr. Nimrod Mbele, Managing Director of Knowledge Anchors Group (KAG)

South Africa's National Enterprise Bill, designed to overhaul the governance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has garnered public attention and sparked widespread debate.
The bill proposes the creation of a centralized holding company to oversee SOEs, with the aim of improving efficiency, accountability and alignment with national economic priorities.
Some argue that this approach will streamline operations, reduce corruption, and address the chronic mismanagement that has plagued institutions like Eskom, Transnet, and others. On the other hand concerns have been raised about the potential for increased political interference, particularly as the bill grants significant powers to the presidency in appointing board members for the new holding company. Critics also point to existing challenges such as funding shortfalls, skills shortages, and the risk of perpetuating systemic inefficiencies.
 To further unpack we are joined on the line by Dr. Nimrod Mbele, Managing Director of Knowledge Anchors Group (KAG)

Would consolidating SOE’s be the beginning of ending bail outs?

Today, we turn our attention to a groundbreaking demonstration in Botswana, where hundreds of citizens marched to the Ministry of Trade and Entrepreneurship, demanding accountability from the Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA).

 The protest, fueled by allegations of corruption, financial mismanagement, and delayed support for small businesses, underscores growing public frustration with key institutions tasked with driving economic empowerment.

Chants of "No to Corruption!" echoed through the streets as business owners and activists alike united to call for transparency and justice led by Setlhomo Tshwanelang, Criminologist and Social Activist

Organizers have submitted a petition demanding an independent audit of CEDA’s operations, emphasizing the urgent need to restore trust and ensure equitable support for entrepreneurs.

We are joined on the line by Setlhomo and Mooketsi Dintwa, Sales and Marketing Manager for Nangombe Safaris.

Today, we turn our attention to a groundbreaking demonstration in Botswana, where hundreds of citizens marched to the Ministry of Trade and Entrepreneurship, demanding accountability from the Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA).
 The protest, fueled by allegations of corruption, financial mismanagement, and delayed support for small businesses, underscores growing public frustration with key institutions tasked with driving economic empowerment.
Chants of "No to Corruption!" echoed through the streets as business owners and activists alike united to call for transparency and justice led by Setlhomo Tshwanelang, Criminologist and Social Activist
Organizers have submitted a petition demanding an independent audit of CEDA’s operations, emphasizing the urgent need to restore trust and ensure equitable support for entrepreneurs.
We are joined on the line by Setlhomo and Mooketsi Dintwa, Sales and Marketing Manager for Nangombe Safaris.

Batswana demand accountability from CEDA's alleged mismanagement

Today, we celebrate a remarkable woman who has broken barriers, inspired change and influence spans business, finance, and social impact.

 Faith Khanyile, a seasoned businesswoman and director of public and private companies, brings over 25 years of expertise in corporate and investment banking, structured finance and social impact investing. A founding member of WDB Investment Holdings, Faith has played a pivotal role in advancing women’s empowerment in South Africa’s economy. Under her leadership, WDB Investment Holdings became a beacon for promoting the participation of women, particularly black women, in the financial and corporate sectors.

Faith is also an active member of the International Women’s Forum South Africa, advocating for greater representation of women in leadership roles across business and government. The International Women’s Forum South Africa (IWFSA), recently hosted its third annual Hall of Femme Awards at the Marriot Hotel in Melrose Arch, the event shined the spotlight on three women who have led with courage, grace, and purpose; Monica Geingos, former First Lady of Namibia; Wendy Ackerman, co-founder of Pick n Pay Holdings; and Dr. Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation.

Today, we celebrate a remarkable woman who has broken barriers, inspired change and influence spans business, finance, and social impact.
 Faith Khanyile, a seasoned businesswoman and director of public and private companies, brings over 25 years of expertise in corporate and investment banking, structured finance and social impact investing. A founding member of WDB Investment Holdings, Faith has played a pivotal role in advancing women’s empowerment in South Africa’s economy. Under her leadership, WDB Investment Holdings became a beacon for promoting the participation of women, particularly black women, in the financial and corporate sectors.
Faith is also an active member of the International Women’s Forum South Africa, advocating for greater representation of women in leadership roles across business and government. The International Women’s Forum South Africa (IWFSA), recently hosted its third annual Hall of Femme Awards at the Marriot Hotel in Melrose Arch, the event shined the spotlight on three women who have led with courage, grace, and purpose; Monica Geingos, former First Lady of Namibia; Wendy Ackerman, co-founder of Pick n Pay Holdings; and Dr. Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation.

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