The Clement Manyathela Show

What’s The Tea: Invasive strangers

Our very own Nonn Botha joins us for this week’s spilling of the tea. We talk invasive strangers and people who assume you have money to pay for their meals and dates.

Listener’s Choice: Drivers learners testing using SA languages

Clement hosts Pat Allen from the SIADI and the RTMC’s Paulus Plaatjies on the accessibility and usage of all official South African languages when acquiring a driver’s and learners license. 

A look at the staying power of some SA banks in the digital era

Clement is joined by Banking Analyst and Portfolio Manager at Denker Capital Kokkie Kooyman about the relevance and influence South African banks have, in a changing sector that is moving towards digital.

Mbali Ntuli to host virtual townhall on DA leadership campaign

Clement chats to the DA’s leadership contender Mbali Ntuli about her upcoming townhall. Ntuli takes questions from 702 listeners who engage her on her policies and ideas

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Health and Wellness- Dangers of a sedentary lifestyle

What happens when we spend most of our days sitting, at our desks, in our cars and at home? What are the health implications of leading a sedentary lifestyle with minimal physical activity?

World of Work- Favouritism in the workplace

What happens when there are favourites in the workplace? What is the dynamic like when your colleague finds favour with your bosses? Is there antagonism between work mates? 

Conversations with prisoners

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Family Matters: Sibling comparison

Clement is joined by Clinical Psychologist Jeanie Cave about the effects of sibling comparison on children