Avid gardeners: Lisakhanya Mdanjelwa, Chelsea Augustine and Duncan Ceasar
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Food is an essential part of life. We eat for sustenance, comfort and joy. The Radio Workshop spoke to the owner of a quirky deli in the heart of Cape Town, where she creates the most delectable dishes! Three budding gardeners at a primary school in Cape Town also tell us about the benefits of growing your own food.
Lisakhanya tends to the cabbages
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The display counter at The Kitchen, where Karen Dudley and her team transform fresh, local produce into delicious day-time meals.
We’d like to thank Karen Dudley, Lisakhanya Mdanjelwa, Chelsea Augustine and Duncan Ceasar for sharing their passion about food, cooking and gardening with us.
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Lihle Skeyi, a pupil at Victoria Girls High School takes a tour of Albany Museum.
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South Africa’s past has led to an abundance of diverse cultures and traditions. The Radio Workshop is celebrating Heritage Day, 24 September 2011. We’ll be journeying to the past with two young girls who share what their heritage means to them. Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, both high school learners in Grahamstown find new meanings in their cultures and traditions.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, as well as the tour guides at Albany Museum for sharing their stories with us.
Aviwe Diko,15-year old, high-school learner at Nthaba Maria School
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Climate Ambassadors planting trees at the Zambian Children
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Trees provide us with timber for building, wood for furniture, pulp for paper, fruit and seeds for food and medicine, and they’re home to many insects and animals. But do we ever give much thought to what happens once a tree is cut down for our use? The Radio Workshop is celebrating Arbour Month this September. We found out from youth in Zambia what trees mean to them, and how they are changing their communities one tree at a time!
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Tinasha Gwalia, and all the Climate Ambassadors at ZCCC3 for talking to us and sharing their messages about greening the planet.
Tinasha Gwalia
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Literacy is a lifeline to leisure, jobs, knowledge and communication. The Radio Workshop is celebrating the written word as the globe observes International Literacy Day on 8 September 2011. We visit a library and talk to two people whose world of words has opened new dimensions.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Angelica van Hees, Athenkhosi Office and Richard Nzowana for sharing their stories. A special thank you to Refilwe Mpshe our contributor from the Eastern Cape.
Richard Nzowana
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Afro, weaves, braids, curly, straight – there are so many hairstyles to choose from! How we choose to wear our hair can say a lot about us. The Radio Workshop spoke to a hairdresser, a Rastafarian and a young woman about their hair. We found out that there’s sometimes a bigger story behind the style. This show has been entirely produced by youth, the Community Leaders of Equal Education!
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Chantelle, Odwa Sityata and Buli Diamond for contributing to the show.
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The Radio Workshop spoke to a matriarch, a new mother and a group of teenage girls. They share their experience of womanhood in celebration of Woman’s Day. They range in age from 61 to 13 years old but all are connected by a sense of purpose, love, learning and gratitude. We’re again reminded that an entire generation of women nursed South Africa to freedom and democracy, and that the view we have of our future is only because we stand on the shoulders of giants.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lillian Masebenza, Aaniyah Omardien, Andiswa Plaatjie, Ayanda Mgadi and Siphosethu Zweni for sharing their stories with us.
Lillian Masebenza
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A beat, a harmony, a melody… everyone dances to their own tune. The Children’s Radio Foundation spoke to three musicians about how they fell in love with music.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Pretty Yende, Achmat Sabera and Anele Mhlahlo for taking part in today’s show.
Achmat Sabera
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They all have different styles and themes but for three young writers, there’s something exciting happening with their words. The Radio Workshop spoke to them about their writing journey, the satisfaction of creativity and sharing it with everyone else.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Toni Stuart, Alex De Oliveira and Kyle Khan for contributing to the show.
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Alex De Oliveira
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Sometimes a difficult conversation starts with our parents because we feel like the air needs to be cleared. Maybe we need to reveal something so that we can move on, understand each other better. The Radio Workshop spoke to a range of people who sat down with their parents and had that conversation, despite their fear.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank participants of the Ikamva Youth Winter School, Afrika Kashe and Farhana Jacobs for their generous contributions to the show.
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Ikamva Youth
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The World Cup transformed so many cities and towns in South Africa during the tournament. It brought hope and promise to many. A year on, the Radio Workshop went back onto the streets to ask South Africans if the football extravaganza brought any lasting benefits.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank James Donald, Piko Lomzi and Mphumelelo from Grassroot Soccer. Thanks also to all the people of Cape Town who stopped their day for a few moments to talk to us.
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2010 World Cup crowds
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