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And myself, because Kibarek, I'm an Atini, it's painful. You go through young couple divorcing due to this kind of conduct, you know, men's forum, men's conference, women's ladies' outing, these things because they destroy these young people out. It's so bad.
We know it's a crisis, but we need to take immediate steps. We need to be seeing what is working for young people. And the young people are calling for what is working to be invested into and to be sustained so that young people can be able to tap into these
at a school level? Or are there other factors that lead to the type of pressures that these young people carry at that very young age? Yes, yes, yes. So actually, it's all of the above. So many of the children do train at, you know, competing at increasingly
got an aspiration, we've got another level that we want to get to. Oh no, I was listening to a Kenyan young woman speaking about banter that happens between them and South Africans and how you know it gets a little bit toxic sometimes, but I believe that it's
Perspective. And I think what Africa presents is a very meaningful young population which wants to serve, a young population which has a general hospitable demeanor. Now, can that demeanor be curated more meaningfully? Can it be better nurtured? Can it be
on these social media platforms parading a life we don't have. So I mean, try to do that with some young people now. Look, I do know one or two young people who say they don't even care for metric dance, but I can tell you that's not the most. That's not most
tomorrow is discount day. So, my mom and dad, very kind. You know, don't ever think that if you're a young parent right now, don't ever think that your children stop asking you for money. I am, as you know, not a young man. And my mom and dad, as you know, are
Is done, you see that there is participation among young people, although over the years it has not translated into the voting process. So I do believe that with the economic hardships, with the current challenges, it will definitely force people to take
we were looking at people's lifestyle. We looked at people aged 15 to 25, and we found that 30% of young girls then in that age group were HIV positive. They are still, that age group for girls is still the highest risk. It's a little bit older for men, but
To the community, absolutely. So, you've created, like we said, opportunities for young women as well. How many people do you have at the moment? And what does it mean for you to have them in your space, especially also to be able to manage them? How do you
so what we are doing is we are creating breast cancer awareness, right? And we are doing this for a young girl who's going to be with us. Her name is Priam, who's a breast cancer survivor, a young lady. And she's going to be talking to people about being a
Cope in a normal way for their loss. And it can also help if young people are also given meaningful roles at the funeral so that they can be part of the family's mourning, not spectators. Because especially young, young ones, most of the people will say
or the fear of letting their family down. You never know what's been internalized within our young, young children, right? Well, young adult children. As Matrix navigates these final weeks, our conversation this morning is on how families can offer practical
you have on your manhood as a man. You know, the experiences that you've had are ones that many other young men out there need to hear about because you are a giant. And I think South Africa is yet to discover you. You're a young man. You're a young man. The
I mean, we know also from surveys that a huge percentage of young people are saying that there is actually no political party that represents them. They don't feel there's anybody that they can identify with, which is interesting. It means, of course, that
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I mean, we know also from surveys that a huge percentage of young people are saying that there is actually no political party that represents them. They don't feel there's anybody that they can identify with, which is interesting. It means, of course, that
But I see the young guys, the South African guys are in the groove. I in the groove doing the remixes of great African artists. That young boy Styx recently did a remix there. You must mind blowing. Mind blowing. So he is Kaiera this time around with Saliv
And silver lining Paul Young with Everything Must Change. And of course, Paul Anthony Young, an English singer and songwriter. He was part of a band which was kind of very short-lived called Cat Cool or The Cool Cats. He then went on to sing with the street
And myself, because Kibarek, I'm an Atini, it's painful. You go through young couple divorcing due to this kind of conduct, you know, men's forum, men's conference, women's ladies' outing, these things because they destroy these young people out. It's so bad.
Idols winners. So that was Kelly Clarkson, piece by piece. She was the first person to win the US Idol. Will Young was the first person to win the UK Idol. We played Leave Right Now. Leona Lewis, also UK Idol and Trouble. Our very own Paxton Felice, Aggifungi,
We know it's a crisis, but we need to take immediate steps. We need to be seeing what is working for young people. And the young people are calling for what is working to be invested into and to be sustained so that young people can be able to tap into these
For Will Young singing Evergreen. It's going to be a hard no from me, that one, Rita. I'm so sorry to break it to you. We have, I think we are going to put some Will Young in the in the playlist today, but it's not going to be Evergreen. Evergreen was the
at a school level? Or are there other factors that lead to the type of pressures that these young people carry at that very young age? Yes, yes, yes. So actually, it's all of the above. So many of the children do train at, you know, competing at increasingly
got an aspiration, we've got another level that we want to get to. Oh no, I was listening to a Kenyan young woman speaking about banter that happens between them and South Africans and how you know it gets a little bit toxic sometimes, but I believe that it's
Perspective. And I think what Africa presents is a very meaningful young population which wants to serve, a young population which has a general hospitable demeanor. Now, can that demeanor be curated more meaningfully? Can it be better nurtured? Can it be
on these social media platforms parading a life we don't have. So I mean, try to do that with some young people now. Look, I do know one or two young people who say they don't even care for metric dance, but I can tell you that's not the most. That's not most
tomorrow is discount day. So, my mom and dad, very kind. You know, don't ever think that if you're a young parent right now, don't ever think that your children stop asking you for money. I am, as you know, not a young man. And my mom and dad, as you know, are
Is done, you see that there is participation among young people, although over the years it has not translated into the voting process. So I do believe that with the economic hardships, with the current challenges, it will definitely force people to take
we were looking at people's lifestyle. We looked at people aged 15 to 25, and we found that 30% of young girls then in that age group were HIV positive. They are still, that age group for girls is still the highest risk. It's a little bit older for men, but
To the community, absolutely. So, you've created, like we said, opportunities for young women as well. How many people do you have at the moment? And what does it mean for you to have them in your space, especially also to be able to manage them? How do you
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