RC 260909SAfmBridget Masinga

Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Heritage preservation, inclusive dance and practical financial education led an episode focused on keeping South African stories, opportunities and life skills accessible.

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  1. 13:37

    Lovedale Press, established in 1823, is being supported by Victory of the Word, with a proposed UCT collaboration to digitise its archive and preserve its legacy.

  2. 13:46

    Moving into Dance reaches about 200 young people with disabilities weekly, despite funding cuts reducing its inclusive dance work in Johannesburg schools from twice-weekly to once-weekly sessions.

  3. 14:27

    Financial planner Terence Tobin advised families to use allowances as practical money lessons, potentially dividing R100 into R10 for emergencies, R20 savings and the remainder for spending.

  4. 13:56

    The Teddy Bear Clinic, founded in 1986 in response to the need for medical examinations for sexually abused children, now provides broader support as a child-abuse NGO.

  5. 14:56

    House of Delicacy’s young co-founder described a premium, non-alcoholic drinks and wellness brand targeting hotels and lifestyle spaces rather than mainstream retail.