Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

On this week’s programme we interviewed 3 male students from the University of Johannesburg, Athi Mavovana studying towards Engineering, Avela Ngesimane, Operations Mnagement and Siviwe Marhawule studying Veterinary Sciences and they shared about their career choices and how they feel about the current state of affairs as far as women abuse in concerned.

"Let thy food be thy medicine" Kim Bhala a former school teacher, an author and a traditional healer talks to us about herbs that are grown in the rural homes to cure common ailments. He inherited the skill from his father who was a traditional leader and a healer at the same time. He equipped himself with books from great authors but he still say the inherited skills is above all. He takes us through the good and the bad of herbs. Herbs seems to have a permanent solution to most of the common ailments.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

July is Mental Health Awareness Month so Let's Talk About It interviewed in-studio Buyi Daweti, the Aurthor of Victory At Last.In this week's programme, Buyi Daweti - shares her healing journey after a 12 year legal battle for negligence that led to the death of her daughter after she had given birth and talks about how her family and community is dealing with victory at last.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It!

HIV Activist shares his journey of living with HIV for over 21 years now, the death of his first born daughter from HIV related illness, losing the mother of his only living daughter, his relationship with his wife, Nompumelelo Mdletshe and their organisation Thandolwethu - aimed at helping discordant couples live a positive lifestyle and manage relationships. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It!

Human trafficking is the trade of humans for the purpose of forced labour, sexual slavery, or commercial sexual exploitation for the trafficker or others. In this week's programme, Jeanette Lesisa, an activist fighting against human trafficking talks on the effects this has on families of those trafficked and used as sex slaves.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

This week on Let’s Talk About It we are featuring our resident guest who is a fitness guru to help us unpack all you need to know to make your summer body in winter, Mali Ramara. She takes you through the steps of preparing your body to adapt in winter. She gives you strategies of conditioning your body. She goes deep to analyse your body in relation to the thickening of the blood that results in the heart having to pump blood even harder resulting in heart complications. The importance of maintaining a good body temperature for the optimal performance of your body. The good and bad fats for your body including the feel good hormones that your body needs to stay happy. Mali has promised to come back to talk about the low cost foods that are good for your healthy body.

In line with the most religious weekend we are exploring the prophetic nature of music composers in relation to their life styles. Vytal heed to the music bug at a very early ages of her life. He banked school to co-produce a song with a renowned music producer and made himself some cash to buy cake and celebrate the achievement. Being born by the Priest never deterred him in pursuit of his passion. He has finished an offering which is straight to the point not beating about the bush, All I want is money, money, money. His colleague and business partner Haguan is a producer who owns a recording studio and a PA sound system. As upcoming artist and producer are at a very difficult stage of their profession where people who hire them expect them to perform free of charge while they are spending money to produce their music and maintain their equipment. They are very positive about life and model a very good lifestyle.

Out with the old and in with the new, formerly Dr Nomonde Xundu who served the National Department of Health and now Dr Nomonde Nolutshungu service South Africa in the Washington DC South African Embassy office. With a huge legacy of service to the South Africans Dr Nolutshungu has heeded to her calling of her music talent and released a debut album called Mandisa – A tribute to my mother. This album is available on all digital media platforms and as well as a hard copy or CD. She shares with us on the great initiative where music is used for therapy. A programme that can be replicable throughout Africa if she can have partners ready to finance the project. Dr Nolutshungu who is a natural beauty went on to defy ageing and natured her music talent at above 60 years of age. Some of the music in this album is very sentimental and takes her back to the experiences of singing together as a family before sleeping during family prayer session. She is available on social media as Nomonde Nolutshungu.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

This week we interview a young person with a promising future. Mr Shelton Chadya was born in Zimbabwe. He came to South Africa to work as a child but decided to go to school. He joined Ikamva Youth Academic Support organization which was coordinated by our very own community activist and presenter Joe Manciya. As a result he passed his matric with distinctions. He was accepted at Wits University where he completed his first year before he was financially excluded. He went to complete his Bachelor of Commerce degree. He briefly worked in the corporate space but needed to give back to the community youth in the same way that he benefited as a learner. He is now working for OLICO Foundation, which is a Maths and Science academic support service in the township of Diepsloot in South Africa. He is planning to escalate academic support to the African Continent and own a big corporation in the future. Join Joe Manciya and Thabisa Dyala joined by our resident guest Black Zonwabele Tshayana who is a published author of a book called The Things We Do.

On this week’s programme, we interviewed Dieketseng Mohapi, a vibrant 30 year old mental health activist. Dieketseng, otherwise known as Decky, shared her journey of being raised by an absent and toxic father and touched on how she is changing the narrative as a mother of a 5-month old boy. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It!

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

In-studio we interviewed Khutso Selowa and Lindokuhle Kolanisi who hold office as students cultural offices at Wits University in South Africa about what Heritage means to young people and how it relates to HIV/AIDS. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking to Mr Maano Ramadwa, a published author, speaker, former school principal, community volunteer and a coach about mentoring and inspiring young people to tell and write their own stories, thereby motivating others who have struggled with ailments and overcame. Nemaangani Pearl Madzanga is a 19 year old lady who is cool, calm & collected, a born again Christian who loves God, a big dreamer with a Millionaire mind-set behind being calm and collected is a very kind, ever smiling and friendly person who grew up in the extended family with six siblings and her parents.Mr. Maano Ramadwa is a teacher and a High School Principal who turned a Human Development Consultant. His experience and expertise has made him a well sort after Leadership and Soft Skills Trainer. He also advises School Managers on Issues of Strategy and Transformation of Schools.Maano Ramadwa is a Speaker and an Author who shares various life and personal development matters. He uses his books as tools to transform, develop and empower people at various levels of their lives. In his books, he conveys messages which evoke Awareness, Acceptance, Courage, and Faith as a way of restarting and resuscitating one’s life.

- Sacrifices that Activists make to deprive their families of quality family time to reach out to the people in need of help. - Families neglect their responsibilities of teaching their children about sexuality issues and decide to dump their children to the teachers in schools. - The status of women in the discussions of cultural issues, including male circumcision or initiation. - Churches in Africa are part of the campaigns to disclose HIV status, and to reach out to people living with HIV and AIDS. Joe Manciya & Thabisa Dyala interview Dr Mbulelo Dyasi

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

A strong link has been identified between HIV/AIDS and gender-based violence: forced sex directly increase the risk of HIV transmission as a result of physical trauma; violence or threats of violence limit the ability to negotiate safer sex; inadequacies in justice systems result in a disincentive to reporting rape and/or seeking post-exposure prophylaxis; childhood sexual abuse leads to sexual risk taking in later life; and sharing HIV results may increase the risk of a violent response by a partner.We caught up with Zimasa Nqabeni and Tokologo Ngakane, the organizers of the national Total shutdown march against gender based violence that happened on 1 August 2018 as they spoke about the significance of such a movement.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we talked to a community member about the events of the Mandela Day.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

South Africans embarked on the 67 minutes of giving on Mandela Day in commemoration of what would have been Nelson Mandela’s 100th birthday.We caught up with a 24 year old; Zareef Minty, the founder of ZRF Holdings (a company that houses PR, a clothing line and a law firm) and South Africans Forbes Africa under 30 candidates to find out what drives him and what made him get involved in the proceedings of Mandela day. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe amanciya and Let’s Talk About It.

2018 marks the centenary of the birth of South Africa’s first black president, Nelson Mandela. This year marks and provides a unique opportunity for people around the world to reflect on his life and times and to promote his legacy. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

In this weeks’ programme, we are talking Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride (LGBT) to recognize the impact that queer people have made to local and international history and to also commemorate the lives lost to hate crimes and HIV/AIDS. In-studio interview with Gay and Human Rights Activists: Nkululeko Masemola, Ponahalo Mojapelo and Theophyllus Baloyi.Join Thabisa Dyala and Mihlali Adam and Let’s Talk About It.

Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution fathers (and father figures) make to the lives of children. In studio-interview with Gosiame Masike (a young single father raising daughter), shares his journey of ensuring a meaningful father presence in his daughter’s life.

In light of the youth month, we spoke to young people about the struggles facing youth today. In-studio interview with:Joao-Pedro Yabala - Motivational SpeakerOmphemetse Matabane - Youth MotivatorThabo Mashapa - Mentee Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking to the organisation of the Faculty of Best Advisory (FBA), an NPO that has core interest in the well being of township High School learners. Their function is to academically motivate High School learners also offer career advice and one of their more unique work is that they apply for High School Learners to institutions of High Learning across South Africa, and also aid with bursary application and NSFAS application.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

May is Mental Health Month awareness – on this week’s programme, Let’s Talk About It had an in-studio interview with Decky Mohapi, who shared about her journey of leaving with and managing mental illness.

On this week's programme, we feature Ras Lucas Tolo, who unpacks the Rastafarian lifestyle.In- studio guest: Ras Lucas ToloJoin Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are featuring Khanya Jezile, a final year student of Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Marketing Communications at the university of Johannesburg in South Africa. He talks about his journey to being where he is today, having struggled through life. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, Mali Ramara takes us through her journey of living with Lupus of the brain and how she uses Yoga to heal herself. In-studio interview with: Mali Ramara, a Yoga Teacher and Women's Health top 10 Fitness finalist who lost her hair through Lupus of the brain. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

In this weeks programme, Mr Vincent Ntengo shares about his journey on how he became a Senior Police Officer and now an Entrepreneur despite having grown up in rural areas.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking to Zonwabele Tshayana, a human right's and HIV/AIDS activist about the effects of Listeria on a person with a compromised immune system. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

In this week's programme, we interviewed Wyre from Kenya, AK Songstress from Ghana, NC Dread in Cape Town South Africa and Sugar the Producer of The Baddest - a single track inspired by Xenophobia.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

In this week’s programme, we are talking about parenting as a subject that should be added on Life Orientation curriculum in schools as it is an important aspect of life.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

We talk about Studying

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

In this week's programme, we are talking about the sience of horoscopes. As we begin a new year, many people source hope about the upcoming year from the stars otehrwise known as horoscopes.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Tak About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking to Gosiame Masike, a former Correctional Services Officer and a single father. Gosiame shares about the hardships of raising a daughter with no support from extended family and the other parent.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking about Gender-based violence in South Africa. Gender-based violence (GBV) is a profound and widespread problem in South Africa, impacting on almost every aspect of life. GBV (which disproportionately affects women and girls) is systemic, and deeply entrenched in institutions, cultures and traditions in South Africa.Guests: Mihlali Adam and Babalwa Alven. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

This month, Let’s Talk About It is focusing on the commemoration of World Aids Day 2017:We caught up with a South African based Human Rights and HIV Activist, Zonwabele Tshayana and interviewed him on living with HIV and overcoming the stigma.Zonwabele is a father of three, married and has been living with HIV for nearly 20 years now.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this week’s programme, we are talking to Blackie Zinwabele Tshayana about his life as an activist. Zonwabele Tshayana was diagnosed with HIV in 1999 and continues bringing hope to many through his activism, not just in the HIV sphere but in the taxi industry and standing up for the elderly.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this week's programme we are talking to 2 young people; (1) Babalwa Alven, a Cape Townian who's a recently graduated Social Worker and has just moved to Johannesburg in South Africa for her 1 year Internship Programme and to Mihlali Adam, who is a second year Live Performance student at The School of Motion Picture Medium, about being you and pursuing dreams.

Choosing a career is a very important step in one’s life. While achieving career success takes lots of passion and hard work, the first step towards having a fulfilled career life starts with making an informed decision at the beginning. One way in which one can make this informed decision is by attending career expos where necessary info is made available. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

Lutendo Bologo (18yrs) is unique individual who was born at home, the traditional way. She gives her account of growing up in the township until moving on to the suburbs. She also talks about her aspirations and passions and a young person. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

On this week’s programme, we are talking about culture as it relates to HIV/AIDS. One of the drivers of the spread of HIV is the continued practice of cultural traditions that reinforce gender inequalities and make women especially vulnerable to contracting HIV, as well as suffering related stigma.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let’s Talk About It.

On this weeks programme we are talking about mentoring relationships. How to build and maintain a mentor and mentee relationship.

On this week's programme, we have, in studio Thamsanqa Moyo aka Xuga (Sugar), co-founder of Bashment Music SA.Reggae Dancehall record label based in Johannesburg & Cape Town.He talks about their latest project, titled Baddest, a collaboration of the top nine reggae dancehall artists in Africa from seven different countries. Co-produced by Dj Wallass & Bashment Music SA the project was undertaken to show solidarity amongst Africans in the wake of xenophobic attacks in SA. Released last week the the song is on heavy rotation on radio stations in Malawi, Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Tanzania.Reception of the tune within a week of release is overwhelming and you can have a listen to it as well as other songs by Bashment Music SAJoin Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking about things that weigh heavily on the heart.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Dr Mbulelo Dyasi is an HIV/AIDS activist and also a religious leader. This week, he is unpacking general perceptions on moral regeneration where he makes reference to his personal experiences of discrimination based on his HIV status. He also goes on to discuss the much talked about racism incidents in South Africa.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

On this week's programme, we are talking about treatment fatigue.Often, people on lifetime treatment get tired of taking their treatment and stop or take a break from it.We explore the causes and the dangers of this and how one can overcome it.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

In a matter of few weeks, in South Africa, there has been a rise in the number of women reportedly killed by the partners. In this week's programme, we tackle this issue and talk about issues that could be contributing and trying to find solutions.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

The month of May marks Africa month under the theme; buidling a better Africa and a better world.This month is an opportunity to promote African unity, deeper regional integration and recommit Africa to a common destiny.

On this week's programme we are giving tips on how to start a conversation with a stranger and things you could start talking about.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

In this week's programme, we talk to Nontsikelelo Nohiya, the producer of a South African television show, Cutting Edge, which exposes socials ills affecting ordinary people.Nontsikelelo is currently working on a story to expose a Nigerian Pastor who is said to have been sexually molesting young people, promising them space in the church choir.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

In this week's edition of Let’s Talk About It, we talk to a South African journalism student, Thato Ntema, who shares with us experiences of going through a transitioning from high school environment to a tertiary environment. Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

In this week's program we are talking about the advantages and disadvantages of technology and encouraging the listener to familiarize themselves with it as it is made to better lives.

In this week's programme, we talk about the International Womens' Day.The International Women's Day means celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women on global basis. Yet progress has slowed in many places across the world, so global action is needed to accelerate gender parity.Join Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Lets Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

February is considered as the Reproductive Health Awareness Month. Reproductive health implies that people are able to have a responsible, satisfying and safe sex life and that they have the capability to reproduce and the freedom to decide if, when and how often to do so.Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Everyday you have the opportunity to relaunch, revive and to reinvigorate your dream. You are more powerful than you realize! Dig in and challenge yourself. Always remember that if you can see it, you can attain it.In this week's programme, we aim to motivate and encourage you to dream even bigger than before. Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya and Let's Talk About It.

To welcome the Festive Season, Joe Manciya interviews an aspiring artist Bahati (Nonhlanhla Sithole) who is the sister to the late Weather Presenter Jabu Sthole. We are also joined by his brother, who produced the Kwaito Hit song “Sister Betina” and also backed and danced for the late Brenda Fasi.We play-out with the song that will be in her first full album. Her single is available on SOUNDCLOUD.COM and is titled IKHAYA based on a woman who is advised by her parents to get married to a well-to-do kind of a family. They say there is no poverty only happiness. Enjoy

Holidays and festive seasons are the most wonderful times, and so is it for scammers! As holidays just get underway, with them come many opportunities for fraudsters, as well. Some people are unable to escape the unpleasant experience of being defrauded, at least once in their lifetime. How you react can minimise the damage caused. Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya, as they explore scams to be aware of around festive seasons and “Let's Talk About It”.

As the country gears up for the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children, Thabisa caught up with the Deputy Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services of South Africa, the honourable Hlengiwe Mkhize, and spoke on how Information Communications Technology can be used to curb violence against Women and Children. Deputy Minister Mkhize spoke at large about the Lwazi ICT – a pilot project that provides training to the women in Tlhabane Community, in the North West province of South Africa. She also encourages women to familiarise themselves with the websites that provides such information to women. The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children is an international awareness-raising campaign which takes place every year from 25 November (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day). The period includes Universal Children’s Day and World AIDS Day.

“Nothing about us without us” is a slogan for people with disabilities, in commemorating disability awareness month; said Zain Bulbalia in a telephonic interview for Let’s Talk About It, with Thabisa Dyala.South Africa commemorates National Disability Right Awareness Month annually between 3 November to 3 December. 3 December is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and is also commemorated as National Disability Rights Awareness Day.Thabisa caught up with Zain Bulbalia, the spokesperson of the Disability Unit in the Office of the Premier (David Makhura) in Gauteng during an event held in Gauteng, South Africa in commemoration of Disability Awareness Month.Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

On this week's programme, we are talking to Cherry Mpio about his experiences of living in South Africa. Cherry was born in Brazaville, Congo. He shares his experiences about how fear drove South Africans to treat him differently and to thinking that he was a drug dealer and even calling police to raid his house because they did not know who he is. Once they realised, he had come to this country to study and to make a life for himself. He had been warned about South Africans but chose to get to know them better so they will not fear him. He encourages all to get to know the other, that way changing the way he was viewed. He would not change his experiences of living in South Africa for anything. He still loves South Africa. He regards it as his second home, a place that has contributed to who he is. He has since gotten married and now has a daughter born in South Africa. Join us and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

This week we are talking about guilty pleasures. Guilty pleasures are described as those nice to have, nice to do thing,s that make you feel guilty afterwards. You may feel happy when you do them, but, it's always accompanied by guilt.

This week's programme focuses on idling people. People who expect the world to stop so things can happen their way. The show aims to show those individuals that while in your own space, things may not be moving fast, in other people's worlds in it very hectic therefore, never take it personally that a person isn't responding to your message as soon as they receive it or pick up your call immediately. Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Let's Talk About It.

In this week, we are interviewing Phangisile Mtshali Manciya who is the Director of the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation.She is responsible for programmes in Asia and HIV/AIDS programmes in Africa.She gives an overview of the progress in treating children who were born with HIV, who have also attended the AIDS Conference to share their positive stories, such as making a clarion call to the media houses to help them share their stories to motivate and inspire others.The stigma attached to LGBT’s (Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender ) elaborating the on the issues of the fear of the unknown as a perpetrator of stigmatization.Finally the conference has helped the delegates to revive their strategies for the battles ahead.

In this week's programme, we are talking elections, inspired by the current local elections in South Africa. The programme seeks to encourage the despondent and make them aware that even when they don't vote, they have taken a stand, and should, therefore, make it count through active participation.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Talking is cheap! So, Let's Talk About It decided to participate in the South African Comrades Marathon this year and interviewed stakeholders and participants.Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya on this week's programme, and Let's Talk About It.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let's Talk About is, this week, featuring celebrity trends among young people. The studio guests include Balisa Mnyamana (18), Snegugu Tshona (19), and Penelope Mzizi (20).The focus is on:-1. The followership of top celebrities based on social networks, such as, Facebook, and Twitter.2. The sneak preview of the fashion trends.3. Key pointers on preparation for exams.Since the month of June is declared South Africa's youth month, the programme is strictly presented by the three young people, one of whom is on the telephone.

In this week’s programme, we celebrate Africa Day as the entire continent celebrates unity, differences, and what unites us, as well as, just how far we've come as a continent. Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya as they talk about the celebration of Africa month.

This week’s programme talks about creativity. Different types of creativity, what creativity can do for you, and how it has helped modernize technology. The programme is aimed at encouraging people to tap into their creativity space, as one never knows what they can come up with. It may be life changing. Join TD Thabisa Dyala and Joe Manciya, as they explore creativity.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

An investigation has been launched in the Central African Republic, by the United Nations peacekeeping mission, MINUSCA, following allegations that a UN peacekeeper had sexually abused a young girl. The mission said it learned about the alleged assault in the eastern part of the country earlier in the week. In the capital Bangui, Maha Fayek asked Diane Corner, the Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in the country about the allegations.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters. 14 min → Follow episode

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

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Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

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Let’s Talk About It is a 15 minutes long HIV/Aids youth programme that encompasses the infotainment, edutainment, and entertainment aspects in dealing with various social, cultural, and general lifestyle issues. The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.

The programme is produced by HIV/Aids activists and promises to be one of the most outstanding Channel Africa flagship programmes, suitable for programme exchange with partner broadcasters.