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RC 260925SAfmAngela Ludek

Friday, 25 September 2026

Heritage Month programming explored South African musical foundations, relationship boundaries and abuse, and the nutritional value of traditional foods.

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  1. 04:28

    Relationship coach Pindile Mande said repeated harmful or abusive behaviour, crossed boundaries and no meaningful change are clear reasons to reassess a relationship, prioritising safety and mental health.

  2. 03:59

    Heritage music highlights included Sankomota, Tebo Tola, Jonas Gwangwa and Sipo Gumede, whose jazz, funk, soul and African influences helped shape South African music.

  3. 04:53

    Dietitian Lerato Khadebe said traditional staples such as morogo, sorghum, beans, samp and lentils can provide iron, fibre, B vitamins and folate at lower cost.

  4. 04:55

    Khadebe advised limiting meat portions, simplifying preparation and avoiding added creamers, butter, soup powders and excessive sauces that increase traditional meals’ calories and cost.

  5. 04:59

    After heavy holiday eating, Khadebe recommended several simpler days of fruit, vegetables and plenty of water rather than relying on detox products.