Wednesday, 5 August 2026
Women’s Month dominated the show, with long interviews on Banyana Banyana, women’s history in literature, fertility after 30, and a spiritual view of sexual health.
POWER Up · Power FM · Kea Ncube
- 03:16
Banyana Banyana beat Burkina Faso 1-0 to reach the WAFCON quarterfinals, and the top four teams at the tournament will qualify for the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
- 03:30
Desiree Ellis came under praise and scrutiny in equal measure: the team was described as structurally under-supported, while Morocco and Zambia were flagged as the biggest threats left.
- 05:26
Zugiswa Wona’s 76 Inked event on 10 August at Book Circle Capital will honour Bongile Makhabela, the only woman among the Soweto 11, and gather writers born in 1976.
- 05:39
Dietitian Babalo Muhale said fertility starts before pregnancy, recommended a Mediterranean-style diet, prenatal vitamins, folic acid, water, and cutting back on takeaways, sugar and trans fats.
- 04:44
Traditional healer Mkulu Neo Gaganazi argued sex carries spiritual consequences, urged sexual and spiritual hygiene, and said unhealthy soul ties, poor boundaries and risky partners can drain emotional well-being.