Thursday, 24 September 2026

The episode mixed a warning about social media’s hidden costs with reflections on literacy, women’s safety and South African cultural identity.

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Social media is not truly free: users pay through their time, data, network connectivity and the attention that platforms convert into money.
02:02
A South African author launched the Nazi Nwadi Literacy Campaign 25 years ago in honour of her great-grandmother, giving books to schools as her legacy.
01:02
Women were urged to support one another and reject violence, with a stark warning that killing a woman harms the whole nation.
01:52
Heritage was framed as living culture: shared stories, languages, traditions and values that connect South Africans while celebrating diversity.