#CrossroadsWithAkhona: Recent Episodes
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Crossroads with Akhona is a podcast that speaks your mind. In conversation with you and sometimes we invite special guests , chatting about lifestyle, current affairs and things in general.
The Cancer Association of South Africa reports that Apart from non-melanoma skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women of all races, with a lifetime risk of 1 in 25 in South Africa, according to the 2016 National Cancer Registry (NCR). Early detection of the condition can lead to effective treatment and a positive prognosis. Dietician Omy Naidoo engages with us on the role of nutrition in the prevention of breast cancer.
Trust Nosipho Cebisa to dissect the meaning out of any theatre or screen production. This week Losing Lerato was on review, tackling the impact of a lost relationship between father and daughter because of circumstances beyond their control.
South African government declares each year 24 September as Heritage Day in recognition and celebration of the cultural wealth of our nation. In times of Covid19, many have found creative ways to celebrate and honor this prestigious holiday.
Dr Yandisa Ngqangashe, is a research fellow in food regulation and governance for population nutrition at the School of Regulation and Global Governance, Australian National University. Dr Yandisa frames the impacts of COVID19 by explaining the correlation between Diet, Non-Communicable Diseases and COVID19 pandemic from a Global perspective, within South African Context.
Nosipho Cebisa lover of all things cinema and theatre, words written, spoken and sung , reviews #WEAREDYINGHERE written and performed by poet, playwright, performer Siphokazi Jonas, Hope Netshivhambe and vocalist Zimbini Makwetu.
WeAreDyingHere is a collaborative response to the prevalent GBV, violent culture of harassments, abuse, rape and femicide in South Africa.
Palesa Lengolo a professional finance and banking pro, compiled a well researched book on Stokvels, taking from her own personal experience. Her research found that The South African economy has a secret weapon: stokvels but how can you harness this collective power to achieve your savings goals?
Gender Based Violence is the second pandemic next to COVID19. Let’s make it normal to talk about GBV and take away the stigma from those who chose to share their experiences of GBV.