RC 260924Power FMKefentse Mkhari
Thursday, 24 September 2026
Heritage Day reflections centred on violence against women, preserving cultural identity, and practical warnings about illegal streaming apps and cybercrime.
- 01:04
A social commentator argued women are not desensitised to violence but forced to anticipate it, while men must confront accountability, consent, emotional regulation and positive masculinity.
- 00:54
The discussion highlighted father absence: 64.5% of South African children reportedly do not live with their biological fathers, rising to about 70% among black children.
- 01:43
Heritage preservation requires decolonising education, writing books in African languages, integrating indigenous knowledge into curricula, and reconnecting young people with elders and oral history.
- 02:10
A technology expert warned against unofficial APK streaming downloads, intrusive permissions and suspicious subscriptions, advising users to limit access, avoid sharing card details and use virtual cards or vouchers.
- 02:57
The show closed by contrasting today’s material gains with declining family connection and values, urging listeners to recover the principles that made communities feel more human.