Show recapsPOWER Lunch

RC 260826Power FMKwena Moabelo

Wednesday, 26 August 2026

Power Lunch centred on the Madlanga Commission, disputed social grants, relationship ambiguity and a health warning about stress, stroke and Bell’s palsy.

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  1. 14:02

    Vusimuzi Kat Matlala confirmed former KZN Hawks head Major General Lisija Sinona encouraged him to legally challenge the cancellation of his Tshwane healthcare contract, while declining to discuss possible benefits.

  2. 13:24

    A relationship coach warned that situationships usually create unequal power dynamics: the person seeking less commitment sets the terms, leaving the other partner vulnerable to unreturned feelings.

  3. 14:14

    A GP said chronic stress can raise stroke risk through sustained blood pressure, poor sleep and harmful coping behaviours, while Bell’s palsy is linked to viral reactivation rather than stress itself.

  4. 14:20

    Listeners were urged to treat sudden facial drooping as an emergency, not self-diagnose Bell’s palsy; stroke warning signs include balance loss, vision changes, weakness and speech problems, requiring 112.

  5. 14:49

    The doctor recommended at least 150 minutes of weekly activity, limiting alcohol and avoiding smoking, while seeking medical care for persistent headaches, poor sleep, palpitations or visual changes.