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Friday, 13 November 2026

Miss South Africa's proposed R5 million women's leadership fund, Linda Yende's advice on not trying to fix a partner, and a push for accessible tourism dominated this Friday's Chill Zone.

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  1. 20:23

    Miss South Africa announced a proposed R5 million women's leadership impact fund, backed by philanthropic and corporate partners, to support initiatives led by young women in leadership, entrepreneurship and community development.

  2. 20:29

    Top 12 contestants can tap the fund by submitting a business plan for a sustainable initiative in education, health and wellness, skills development or youth unemployment, spokesperson Zawadi Dlamini said.

  3. 21:37

    Relationship coach Linda Yende said a partner cannot be changed by a baby, marriage or love; change has to be a personal decision, and a partner can only act as a catalyst.

  4. 21:24

    Yende compared staying in a relationship that is not changing to a casino, urging listeners to cut their losses when there is no return on the time, energy and money invested.

  5. 22:00

    A travel segment for Disability Rights Awareness Month estimated South Africa is only about 10% of the way to accessible tourism and proposed a goal of 20% of establishments offering universal access.