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Life and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliCase Analysis – Roe v. Wade and Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health OrganisationIn this episode of Life and Law, Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli joins explores two landmark Supreme Court cases that have reshaped abortion law in the United States: Roe v. Wade and Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Siphosihle delves into the historical significance of Roe, the legal principles it established, and the societal implications it had for decades. We then discuss the seismic shift brought by the Dobbs decision, which overturned Roe and returned the power to regulate abortion to individual states. Together, we analyze the legal arguments, the court's reasoning, and the broader social and political impacts of th...
2025-04-1526 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliEverything You Need to Know About South Africa's POPIA LegislationIn this episode of Life and Law, Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli takes us on a comprehensive journey through South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA). With the rise of data breaches and growing concerns over personal privacy, POPIA has become a critical piece of legislation for both consumers and businesses. Siphosihle explains the key provisions of the Act, the rights it grants to individuals, and the responsibilities it places on organisations that handle personal data. We dive into the eight conditions for lawful processing of personal information, the rights you have as a data subject, and the steps bu...
2025-03-1010 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliBreaking Down Project 2025 and the 2024 American ElectionsIn this episode of The Life and Law Podcast, host Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli delves into "Project 2025," a transformative political initiative designed by conservative think tanks with the potential to redefine the structure of the U.S. federal government. As America nears the 2024 elections, Project 2025 has garnered attention for its aim to streamline federal agencies, roll back recent policies, and empower the executive branch, should a Republican president take office.Siphosihle takes listeners through Project 2025’s origins, its ambitious objectives, and the strategies intended to limit federal authority while enhancing executive control. She also examines the roles of in...
2024-10-2921 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliWisdom from the Road Ahead with Aunty Mamo Ramashamole, Head of Vitality TravelGather 'round for an enriching episode where we pull up a chair to the kitchen table, joined by those who've journeyed the path ahead. This time, we're honoured to have Aunty Mamo Ramashamole at the table, sharing her invaluable advice for young professionals. Aunty Mamo's wealth of experience, hard-earned wisdom, and timeless insights will be the heart of our conversation. From navigating challenges to seizing opportunities, she's here to empower and guide the next generation on their own journeys.Get ready for a genuine and heartfelt exchange that transcends generations. Whether you're a seasoned professional s...
2024-03-2648 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliUnveiling the Unspoken: Secrets of the Noble Profession with Bwanika Lwanga. In this thought-provoking episode where we shed light on the lesser-known aspects of the noble profession. From behind-the-scenes challenges to unexpected moments of triumph, we're here to uncover the truths that often remain hidden. Get ready for candid conversations and eye-opening insights that will reshape your perspective on the path less traveled with the amazing Bwanika Lwanga.
2023-09-2035 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliReading Justice: A Review of Deputy Chief Justice Dikang Moseneke's 'All Rise: A Judicial MemoirThe Life and Law Podcast delves into the pages of Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke's captivating memoir, "All Rise." Join us for an insightful review that explores the life, experiences, and remarkable journey of this distinguished jurist. From the courtroom to personal anecdotes, we uncover the essence of justice and the profound impact of DCJ Moseneke's contributions.
2023-08-2605 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliNavigating the Feeling of Falling Behind: A Candid Conversation with Yasmin SizweJoin host Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli on the Life and Law Podcast for an honest and insightful discussion on the universal feeling of falling behind in life. In this episode, Siphosihle sits down with the inspiring Yasmin Sizwe to explore the complexities and emotions associated with this common experience.Together, Siphosihle and Yasmin delve into the root causes of feeling left behind, whether it be in career progression, personal achievements, or societal expectations. They share personal stories, anecdotes, and practical strategies to help listeners navigate these challenging moments and cultivate a positive mindset.
2023-07-1336 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliDefending Human Dignity: A Deep Dive into S v Makwanyane and AnotherIn this thought-provoking episode of The Life and Law Podcast, join your host, Siphosihle Mbuli, as we delve into one of the most significant legal cases in South African history: S v Makwanyane and Another. This landmark case not only made history but also sparked a profound shift in the country's approach to capital punishment and human rights.
2023-06-2906 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliDefending Human Dignity: A Deep Dive into S v Makwanyane and AnotherIn this thought-provoking episode of The Life and Law Podcast, join your host, Siphosihle Mbuli, as we delve into one of the most significant legal cases in South African history: S v Makwanyane and Another. This landmark case not only made history but also sparked a profound shift in the country's approach to capital punishment and human rights.
2023-06-2738 minLife and Law with Siphosihle Nkosazana MbuliAfrica's Relationship with the International Criminal Court and the President Vladimir Putin QuestionWelcome to another captivating episode of the Life and Law Podcast. In this episode, your host, Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli with guest Sinazo Magadlela., engages in a riveting discussion on two pressing topics: Africa's Relationship with the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Vladimir Putin question Join Siphosihle as she dives deep into Africa's complex and evolving relationship with the ICC.
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The Covid ReportCovid-19 has been devastating for many businesses, but some are flouring- which are these?The impact of Covid-19 has been devastating for businesses of every kind, from loss of business entirely to finding ways to shift to e-commerce rapidly, entrepreneurs in South Africa are being forced to adapt fast. The lockdown restrictions saw many people losing their jobs and many businesses being forced to shut down due to loss of revenue streams. But this isn’t the case for some businesses as they were able to maximize on sales and come up with ways to win clients and sell their products even during these trying times. Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Business Analyst Vusi Maupa ab...
2020-09-0140 minThe Covid ReportRetirement annuities and savings during the pandemic, are you cashing in?The coronavirus pandemic has caused widespread losses across global financial markets and many investors around the world are concerned about the impact on their retirement savings. The ensuing market volatility and a Moody’s downgrade has forced some into early retirement and it has also led others to consider it more strongly as an option. Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Shameer Chothia - Financial Advisor at Momentum. Refilwe Given lost her job and and could not keep up with the monthly contributions towards her retirement annuity, saving schemes and life insurance, She shares with us are affected
2020-08-2632 minThe Covid ReportCovid-19 Pandemic has deepened Inequalities in South AfricaThe pandemic has exposed contradictions and inequalities of our societies and has forced activists, movements and organisations to reflect while finding other ways to be heard. Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Activist Azra Karim and Luvuyo Madasa from ReimagineSA an organisation advocating for active citizenry.
2020-08-2536 minThe Covid ReportLockdwon restrictions have led to a decline in crimeThe national lockdown and enforced restrictions on movement has changed SA significantly and has resulted in certain types of crime being reduced. However, almost 300 000 people will now have criminal records for violating regulations during the State of National Disaster. Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Police spokesperson Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo about how Covid19 has impacted crime during this pandemic.
2020-08-1720 minThe Covid ReportThe impact of Covid 19 on the clothing and textile industryThe SA clothing and textile industry has been hit hard by the Covid19 pandemic, it has responded swiftly to ensure the protection of workers, and for the moment many businesses are making personal protective gear that is critical to managing the pandemic, but are these moves enough to sustain an already struggling manufacturing sector? Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Nazmia Leite, SACTWU’s National Media Officer.
2020-08-1313 minThe Covid ReportThe impact of Covid-19 in the fashion industryThe COVID-19 pandemic has had severe impact on the fashion industry and here in South Africa as governments closed down manufacturing plants, events cancellations to slow the spread of the virus. The pandemic also forced millions of people to work from home dropping the demand for high fashion items. Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Teboho Pheko, World Renowned Fashion buyer.
2020-08-1322 minThe Covid ReportShould South Africa be moving to level 2 of lockdown restrictions?It has been a full four months Since South Africa went into lockdown in an attempt to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus. Over half a million people, possibly more have been infected with over 10-thousand losing their lives. In the past few days we have seen a drop in the number of infections and admissions to hospitals due to covid-19. Might we have passed the worst of the pandemic? Is it time for the president to lift the lockdown restrictions? Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to policial analyst Mpumelelo Mkhabela.
2020-08-1225 minThe Covid ReportPregnancy during the Covid 19 pandemic is safePregnant women are often predisposed to viral respiratory infections due to physiological changes such as diaphragm elevation, increased oxygen consumption, edema of respiratory tract mucosa, and altered cellular immunity. As the Coronavirus continues to spread rapidly, pre-natal management, fetal safety, and the potential of mother to fetus transmission are of significant interest and concern.
Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speak to Dr Mpume Zinde who is a gynecologist and obstetrician whose special interests are in sexual and reproductive health and sexual medicine.
2020-07-3019 minThe Covid ReportHow corona virus affects childrenChildren are usually vulnerable and are more likely to fall ill frequently than adults. This well-known phenomenon was what initially led to the closing of schools and early childhood centers, for fear that children intermingling would accelerate spread in our society to an extraordinarily rapid pace. But is this actually the case? Children represent only a very small portion of reported COVID-19 patients, with most experiencing fewer symptoms, less severe disease, and a much lower case fatality rate than adults. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speak to Dr Marlin McKay about Covid-19 in children and the dynamics of infection in...
2020-07-2724 minThe Covid ReportGovernment needs to support taxi industry, as commuters grow anxious of 100% capacity during covid-19 pandemicFor many South Africans , taxis are the main mode of transportation and during this pandemic we can’t help but wonder the effect and impact the COVID -19 pandemic has had on passengers , today we look at & unpack some of the concerns passengers might have. Approximately 14 million people use taxis each day and the average time spent in a taxi by 1 passenger is 65 minutes , The average minibus taxi takes up to 15 passengers and according to the new regulations these taxis will run at 100% capacity for short distances. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speak to Siyabulela Fobosi, who is doing his Ph...
2020-07-2059 minThe Covid ReportHow small business owners are innovating during the pandemic and creating jobsSmall businesses, including those run by women and young entrepreneurs have been hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown regulations put in place to slow down the infection of the coronavirus. Hluvuko Designs is one of these businesses, but the company was able to quickly innovate and change focus for the business from making blankets to masks, 20 thousands were distributed to shoppers for free at the Alex Mall, North of Johannesburg. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovaa speak to the founder of Hlovuka Designs Ponani Shikweni who says she was nervous at the start of the lockdown as she thought...
2020-07-1608 minThe Covid ReportRecovering from a Covid-19 infection, the story of a 17 year old Grade 11 learnerNikita Johnson is a 17-year-old Grade 11 learner who recently contracted the coronavirus recently. Nikita is self isolating in her mother’s bedroom in Johannesburg. She has cautioned people to stay away from social gatherings. She says her biggest challenge in fighting the virus is staying in isolation and mental health, especially when she thinks about her friends and classmates who are now back at school. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana talk to her about her Covid-19 journey to recovery.
2020-07-1316 minThe Covid ReportWill ban on alcohol and curfew help slow down infections and covid-19 deaths?Last night President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation amid the spike in Coronavirus infections saying, the storm we have been preparing for is here. We are not moving to level 5, but he announced some stringent measures, the immediate ban on alcohol sales, a curfew, and masks are now a must. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana political commentator Jaime Mighti who says the ban on alcohol was expected as trauma units had to treat patients involved in alcohol related accidents. Jamie says instead of a hard ban on alcohol, the government should have introduced restrictions as consumers are now mostly likely...
2020-07-1326 minThe Covid ReportEarly childhood development centres are-open amid a Covid-19 pandemicThe Pretoria High Court ruled on Monday 6 July that private nursery schools that comply with Covid-19 safety measures can open immediately. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speak Anton van der Merwe, who is the SA Childcare Association’s Group Managing Director. They also spoke to Tansy Venter who is a Principal at Maylill Nursery school. Venter says they have put in place measures to ensure that the children are safe at school. She said that while children under 5 are not required to wear masks, a majority of them went to school wearing the masks.
2020-07-0855 minThe Covid ReportThe Impact of the COVID-19 on theatre productions, can they survive?The old adage says "the show must go on", but in the face of a global pandemic that's left scores of damage in its wake, & now with Advanced Lockdown Level 3 permitting cinemas and theatres to reopen to no more than 50 people at a time - regardless of the size of the theatre - as well as all of the financial implications of that, The Covid Report asks, can the show go on? Chris Avant-Smith Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelishle Bovana us to unpack the way forward for the film, theatre & events industries, and the ways is which adaptation is essential.
2020-07-0723 minThe Covid ReportUsing technology to fight covid-19As the Covid-19 pandemic rages, technologists have been rushing to build apps, services, and systems for contact tracing – identifying and notifying all those who come in contact with a carrier. Despite the many services that may seem convenient and help us fight the virus, however we know very little about them, how they function, and how they could affect society. Gamelihle Bovana and Siphosihle Mbuli speaks to Naseem Terblanche, Chief Operating Officer of Impulsum which is a software development company, here to help us better understand how these technologies are designed and whether they will benefit us. Welcome to the sh...
2020-07-0220 minThe Covid ReportCare for your skin amid coronavirus pandemicSkin irritations and allergic reactions are more prevalent during Covid-19 pandemic as we are required to wear face masks at all times, as well as use hand sanitizers and wash our hands with soap frequently. At times these products can be very harsh on our skin; how do we care for our skin during this period and treat the allergic reactions that come with the frequent use of protective gears? Gamelihle Bovana and Siphosihle Mbuli speak to Dermatologist, Dr Hanyi Mukansi who says to avoid skin irritation people should use cotton masks and wash them before use.
2020-07-0121 minThe Covid ReportGetting to zero covid-19 infectionsSince the coronavirus pandemic gripped the world at the start of 2020, after it was discovered in Wuhan, China, containment efforts, though difficult and undertaken at great sacrifice, are aimed at encouraging the necessary
‘behavioural changes’ required to manage the spread of this virus whilst we strengthen the ability of our public healthcare system to respond to a surge of infections.There is a role young people can play in these efforts. The Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority (HWSETA) alongside the national Department of Health have launched ‘750 Amped.’ A proactive intervention that leverages the power of youth to...
2020-07-0115 minThe Covid ReportThe challenges of freelancing during the Coronavirus pandemicOn The Covid Report today we focus on the challengers freelancers are facing during the pandemic. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovan are in conversation with Sazi Mbalekwa who is a Motion Picture Producer Content Creator Creative Entrepreneurship Consultant.
2020-06-2546 minThe Covid ReportImpact of covid-19 in informal settlementsInformal Settlements interview: Are the conditions in informal settlements conducive to preventing Corona? On the Covid-Report today we unpack how the pandemic affects informal settlements. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speaks to Phumeza Mlungwana - International Budgeting Partnership SA
2020-06-2431 minThe Covid ReportHave universities dealt with the Coronavirus pandemic effectively?The impact of the pandemic on the education sector has been well documented and publicised. On The Covid Report today we look at the state of affairs in the tertiary education sector, & the ways in which the "online learning" development still needs to level its playing field. Siphosihle Mbuli and Gamelihle Bovana speak to Palomino Jama, who was recently chosen to form part of the Covid 19 Task Team for Higher Education by Dr Blade Nzimande.
2020-06-2216 min
VOW MomentsFilmmaker and Journalist, Lebohang Mosia talks about Polyamory her experience with it.VOW FM 88.1 — The Love Shack is a show about Love, Sex and everything in-between. The show hosts, Siphosihle Nkosazana Mbuli and Sbahle Mnisi discuss Polyamory and delve into the complexities of polyamory with Lebohang Mosia who is a journalist and filmmaker who has been in a polyamorous relationship for 2 years.
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