Letta Mbulu’s song “Not Yet Uhuru” has imbued Uhuru peak with the meaning of not only political freedom, but also the pursuit of economic freedom and freedom from poverty. This episode is going to cast light on the issue of single motherhood which according to the Borgen project is a huge problem in SA because it puts severe psychological and financial strain on both mothers and children. Our guests, Angnes from FAMSA, Lerato a single mother, Sisanda from Philisa and Sbusiso a TEKANO Fellowship Alumni and Drama Therapist will delve deeper on this social injustice.
Not yet Uhuru
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Letta Mbulu’s song “Not Yet Uhuru” has imbued Uhuru peak with the meaning of not only political freedom, but also the pursuit of economic freedom and freedom from poverty. This episode is going to cast light on the issue of single motherhood which according to the Borgen project is a huge problem in SA because it puts severe psychological and financial strain on both mothers and children. Our guests, Angnes from FAMSA, Lerato a single mother, Sisanda from Philisa and Sbusiso a TEKANO Fellowship Alumni and Drama Therapist will delve deeper on this social injustice.
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Diving deeper into the issue of single motherhood in South Africa🇿🇦
Letta Mbulu’s song “Not Yet Uhuru” has imbued Uhuru peak (the highest peak in Africa) with the meaning of not only political freedom, but also the pursuit of economic freedom and freedom from poverty. This episode is going to cast light on the issue of single motherhood which according to the Borgen project is a huge problem in SA because it puts severe psychological and financial strain on both mothers and children. Our guests, Agnes a social worker from FAMSA, Lerato a loving and supportive single mother, Sisanda a system analyst and Philisa Sisterhood founder and Sbusiso a Former TEKANO Fellowship Fellow, Drama Therapist in Training and Artivist will share their thoughts and experiences on this key social issue of single motherhood.
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