GENDER HUB WEDNESDAYBy Denisia Adams
Hello to you and good day. Today on the Morning Cruise means gender on our Gender Hub show. Check out what we had going on:
WORD(s) OF THE DAY
prudent: acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
S.A TRIVIA QUESTION
Where does the Venda people of South Africa come from?
A - The Great Lakes of Central Africa B – Ethopia C – North Africa
prudent: acting with or showing care and thought for the future.
S.A TRIVIA QUESTION
Where does the Venda people of South Africa come from?
A - The Great Lakes of Central Africa B – Ethopia C – North Africa
Answer: A - The Great Lakes of Central Africa
Venda culture has an interesting mix of other cultures - it appears to have incorporated a variety of East African, Central African, Nguni, and Sotho characteristics. For example, the Venda forbid the consumption of pork, a prohibition that is common along the East African coast. They also practice male circumcision, which is common among many Sotho, but not among most Nguni peoples.
Venda culture has an interesting mix of other cultures - it appears to have incorporated a variety of East African, Central African, Nguni, and Sotho characteristics. For example, the Venda forbid the consumption of pork, a prohibition that is common along the East African coast. They also practice male circumcision, which is common among many Sotho, but not among most Nguni peoples.
DID YOU KNOW
About 13% of people are left-handed. Up from 11% in the past. Also did you know the muscle that lets your eye blink is the fastest muscle in your body. It allows you to blink 5 times a second. On average, you blink 15 000 times a day. Women blink twice as much as men.
About 13% of people are left-handed. Up from 11% in the past. Also did you know the muscle that lets your eye blink is the fastest muscle in your body. It allows you to blink 5 times a second. On average, you blink 15 000 times a day. Women blink twice as much as men.
TIP OF THE DAY
Safety tips for your children
Teach your children:
1. Basic safety rules and to follow the rules and instructions well;
2. To trust the police and that they are the friends;
3. To only approach uniformed police officials and/or marked police cars;
4. Never to approach a vehicle unless they are absolutely sure they know the occupants;
5. Never to accept a lift from strangers;
6. Not to talk to adults they do not know;
7. Never accept sweets, money or ice cream from a stranger;
8. Always to let you know where they are;
9. To avoid giving your home telephone number to strangers;
10. To walk to and from school and bus stops in groups.
WE ALSO FEATURED:
An interview with FAMSA, The Family and Marriage Society of South Africa. They joined us to discuss health/unhealthy family lifestyles, how to identify them whether male or female and to better your circumstance. To find out more about FAMSA contact them on 021 447 01 70.
Then were joined by Bernedetta Muthien from EnGender. She
discussed what they do and how they empower women through their informative workshops whether it be about how to empower oneself or about sexuality. EnGender also comes out to your community if needs be so you can call them to setup a workshop for you and your community by simply calling 021 447 62 90.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Charles Caleb Colton: True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until lost
Safety tips for your children
Teach your children:
1. Basic safety rules and to follow the rules and instructions well;
2. To trust the police and that they are the friends;
3. To only approach uniformed police officials and/or marked police cars;
4. Never to approach a vehicle unless they are absolutely sure they know the occupants;
5. Never to accept a lift from strangers;
6. Not to talk to adults they do not know;
7. Never accept sweets, money or ice cream from a stranger;
8. Always to let you know where they are;
9. To avoid giving your home telephone number to strangers;
10. To walk to and from school and bus stops in groups.
WE ALSO FEATURED:
An interview with FAMSA, The Family and Marriage Society of South Africa. They joined us to discuss health/unhealthy family lifestyles, how to identify them whether male or female and to better your circumstance. To find out more about FAMSA contact them on 021 447 01 70.
Then were joined by Bernedetta Muthien from EnGender. She
discussed what they do and how they empower women through their informative workshops whether it be about how to empower oneself or about sexuality. EnGender also comes out to your community if needs be so you can call them to setup a workshop for you and your community by simply calling 021 447 62 90.QUOTE OF THE DAY
Charles Caleb Colton: True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until lost
That’s it for the Morning Cruise, where we cruise through your weekday here on BushRadio 89.5fm live on your stereo between 9am – 12pm with me Denisia Adams. Take Care ... make the best of your day and Keep the Faith. Stay Real……!!!!!!!!!!
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