20 March – Labour
In today’s show we played an interview conducted by Sakhisizwe’s Producer Tina George. She spoke to Jenni Kerswil - owner of family first. They are looking for au-pairs, nannies and housekeepers who are interested in working for Family First. If you are interested or for more information contact (021) 794 6275/ 084 475 2605.
We were also joined on the line by Fred Guest - a Registered Industrial Psychologist and Chairperson for the Society for Industrial and Organisational Psychology of South Africa. We were talking about Job rejection. It can be completely disheartening to lose out on a job, especially if you are desperate. It’s hard to accept that rejections are a part of the job search. But Fred explained on how to deal with Job Rejection. For more tips on how to better prepare for an assessment visit www.shldirect.com
And last but not least we were joined by Anna Majavu – From the South African Municipal Workers Union. The union is to embark on a nationwide strike in two months' time in protest against dismissals or suspensions of its members and privatisation of services by municipalities. According to Samwu, workers are unhappy about non-service delivery and privatisation of council services and had decided to go on strike on May 30. For more information contact (021) 697 1151.
19 March – Gender
We were joined Instudio by Glen De Swart – From Cape Town Pride. We were talking about homoprejudice. The word homoprejudice means discrimination against gays and lesbians. It is also linked with homophobia. It is prejudice, based on the belief that lesbians and gays are immoral, sick or somehow inferior to heterosexuals. It is reported that the ugliest façade of homoprejudice is the fact that black lesbians living in the township areas are at an increased risk of the so-called “corrective” rape – based on the assumption that rape can change them. Glen explained more on the role that the community can play in fighting such acts. If you want more information about Cape Town Pride contact (021) 425 6461 or visit www.capetownpride.co.za.
18 March – Human Rights
In today’s show we spoke to David Rabe – Owner of Meggar Property brokers. We were talking about Property Development in Maitland. If you want more information you can contact David at (021) 510 3690.
We also had an interview with Howard Tylor. We were talking about non-violent Communication Workshops that he facilitates. In the workshops you will discover a world where people can peacefully resolve differences and enrich life for each other but Howard explained more on non-violent communication. Howard will be facilitating a workshop tonight between 7:30 – 10PM at Gatehouse, in Constantia and tomorrow at the Katilist in Obsevatory. Each workshop cost R50. If you want more information or for bookings call (021) 972 1916.
And our last interview was with Faith Dibakwane – a Librarian. This week is the National Library Week and the theme this year is Local to Global at your Library. To mark this occasion, Iziko Museums will be opening its three research libraries to the public. If you want more information contact their offices at (021) 481 3800.
We were also joined on the line by Fred Guest - a Registered Industrial Psychologist and Chairperson for the Society for Industrial and Organisational Psychology of South Africa. We were talking about Job rejection. It can be completely disheartening to lose out on a job, especially if you are desperate. It’s hard to accept that rejections are a part of the job search. But Fred explained on how to deal with Job Rejection. For more tips on how to better prepare for an assessment visit www.shldirect.com
And last but not least we were joined by Anna Majavu – From the South African Municipal Workers Union. The union is to embark on a nationwide strike in two months' time in protest against dismissals or suspensions of its members and privatisation of services by municipalities. According to Samwu, workers are unhappy about non-service delivery and privatisation of council services and had decided to go on strike on May 30. For more information contact (021) 697 1151.
19 March – Gender
We were joined Instudio by Glen De Swart – From Cape Town Pride. We were talking about homoprejudice. The word homoprejudice means discrimination against gays and lesbians. It is also linked with homophobia. It is prejudice, based on the belief that lesbians and gays are immoral, sick or somehow inferior to heterosexuals. It is reported that the ugliest façade of homoprejudice is the fact that black lesbians living in the township areas are at an increased risk of the so-called “corrective” rape – based on the assumption that rape can change them. Glen explained more on the role that the community can play in fighting such acts. If you want more information about Cape Town Pride contact (021) 425 6461 or visit www.capetownpride.co.za.
18 March – Human Rights
In today’s show we spoke to David Rabe – Owner of Meggar Property brokers. We were talking about Property Development in Maitland. If you want more information you can contact David at (021) 510 3690.
We also had an interview with Howard Tylor. We were talking about non-violent Communication Workshops that he facilitates. In the workshops you will discover a world where people can peacefully resolve differences and enrich life for each other but Howard explained more on non-violent communication. Howard will be facilitating a workshop tonight between 7:30 – 10PM at Gatehouse, in Constantia and tomorrow at the Katilist in Obsevatory. Each workshop cost R50. If you want more information or for bookings call (021) 972 1916.
And our last interview was with Faith Dibakwane – a Librarian. This week is the National Library Week and the theme this year is Local to Global at your Library. To mark this occasion, Iziko Museums will be opening its three research libraries to the public. If you want more information contact their offices at (021) 481 3800.
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