This Sunday 7 February 2010 at 21:00, on
The Chatroom, presented by Sarah Ngubeni, hip hop artist Proverb tries to convince African Religion expert Phepsile Maseko that the hip-hop youth culture does have a positive side.
Chatroom also looks back at its previous episode, where traditionalists and popular rappers into studio tried to find out if Mzansi's youth culture was undermining our African heritage.
On
Spirit Sundae this week, presented by Mzwandile Ngubeni, the show shares sacred space with ex
50/50 presenter and
Marion Island presenter Ntokozo Mbuli.
Spirit Sundae also chats to Portia Sharite, a career guidance columnist, as well as Lebogang Mashaba, an education, training and development specialist) and, its celeb guest (Performance): Candis Angelene. Inserts include: Moravian Church in the District Six area of Cape Town.) Du Noon Canoeing Initiative: A canoe enthusiast from Milnerton saw a need to help the impoverished community of Du Noon and put their faith into action.
This year, Ash Wednesday is on 17 February.
Spirit Sundae visited the community of Reiger Park on the East Rand of Johannesburg, as it commemorated the momentous Ash Wednesday which marks the beginning of Lent and Sundae witnessed an Intwaso ceremony in Protea Glenn, Soweto.