Fervent Prayer.

Authorized and unauthorized deductions.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to the studio with Mr. Michael Mathe from SASSA to discuss authorized and unauthorized deductions. The conversation explains the SASSA mandate and helps beneficiaries understand which deductions are allowed and which ones are not permitted on their grants. The discussion also warns beneficiaries to check their grant statements carefully so they can spot any unauthorised deductions and report them timeously. It is a practical reminder that SASSA grants are meant to support beneficiaries, and any deduction must be lawful, clear, and properly authorised. #SASSA #MichaelMathe #LukhoMkwediPhuthi #AuthorisedDeductions #UnauthorisedDeductions #GrantAwareness #BeneficiaryRights #SocialGrants #SouthAfrica #FinanceAwareness Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Empowering Tomorrow: Your Guide to Voter Registration and the Youth Vote.

In this episode of Heart to Heart, host Sibongile Mofokeng is joined by IEC Outreach Manager Mr. Moss Pitso to discuss the upcoming voter registration weekend in South Africa. The conversation breaks down essential registration guidelines, eligibility rules for young citizens, and how to seamlessly register using the 24/7 online system. Tune in to discover why every single vote is a powerful tool for change and why youth participation is vital to shaping our collective future. Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Road rage.

In today’s Legal Junction, Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Mr Pholoso Seakamela focus on road rage and explain that it is unlawful and can carry serious consequences. Road rage can lead to assault charges, dangerous driving penalties, criminal records, or even more severe charges if someone is injured or killed. The discussion also warns listeners to stay calm on the road, avoid confrontation, and never let anger turn into violence. Mr Seakamela’s message is clear: road rage is not just bad behavior, it can become a criminal matter with life-changing consequences. #LegalJunction #RoadRage #MrPholosoSeakamela #LukhoMkwedi #LawAndOrder #RoadSafety #SouthAfrica #DrivingSafety #CrimePrevention #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Lenacapivir treatment as a form of PreP for South Africans.

Rea Radebe from the Health Department unpacks the newly announced Lenacapavir treatment as a form of PrEP for South Africans. Lenacapavir is a long-acting HIV prevention injection given twice a year, and it is used alongside safer sex practices to help reduce the risk of HIV infection. The treatment has been registered in South Africa and is recommended for HIV-negative adults and adolescents who weigh at least 35 kg and are at risk of HIV. Health authorities say it offers powerful protection, with trials showing very high effectiveness, making it an important new option in the country’s HIV-prevention response. #Lenacapavir #PrEP #HIVPrevention #SouthAfrica #HealthDepartment #ReaRadebe #SAHPRA #PublicHealth #HIVAwareness #SafeSex Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]

Top 3 as a metaphorical way of describing God’s selection criteria.

In today’s Wordfest, Dr. Julius Mengot Mbu speaks about Top 3 as a metaphorical way of describing God’s selection criteria. The message points to the truth that God does not choose the way people often do; His choices are shaped by spiritual priorities rather than outward appearance or human status. The discussion encourages listeners to reflect on what makes them fit for God’s use, reminding them that divine selection is rooted in heart posture, obedience, and surrender. It is a call to be ready when God chooses, because His criteria are deeper than human expectations. #Wordfest #DrJuliusMengotMbu #Top3 #GodsSelection #DivineCriteria #Faith #Obedience #ChristianEncouragement #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/heart-to-heart/]