Show recapsQuantum

RC 260903SAfmAngela Ludek

Thursday, 3 September 2026

Quantum focused on turning self-doubt into self-leadership, examining Christianity’s changing moral influence, and urging professionals to review insurance against disaster and underinsurance.

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  1. 03:53

    Confidence activator Mapula Lochudi said confidence is developed through action: identify specific weak areas, build a track record of achievements, and stop waiting for confidence to grant permission.

  2. 04:33

    Author Paul Zamande argued Christianity still influences South Africa but has changed as the church, society and New Age thinking liberalised; morality, he said, is a human responsibility, not solely Christian.

  3. 04:45

    Business interruption insurance can help professionals affected by floods cover replacement premises, lost income, staff and continuing bills, allowing medical practices to maintain patient care while rebuilding.

  4. 04:49

    PPS’s Farida Benjamin warned that underinsurance is common because equipment replacement costs rise; professionals should annually check sums insured against current replacement values and continuity needs.