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People from all walks of life join in on the programme to share their real-life testimonies of what God has done in and through their lives. You get to learn from their pitfalls and victories and celebrate the goodness of God with us.
Book Review: "Parental Alienation" by Kokie (Koketso) Malope.
Jula Ezwini | Testimonies
1 hour 18 seconds
3 months ago
Book Review: "Parental Alienation" by Kokie (Koketso) Malope.
Bahle Nhlapho shifts the discussion today to welcome Ms. Kokie (Koketso) Malope, an ordained pastor, professional nurse, and author from Hammanskraal, who is also a mother of four children and has two siblings. Ms. Malope shares her personal journey of resilience, describing how her parents’ separation or divorce led her to be raised by her grandmother and great-grandmother. Drawing from her book, "Parental Alienation," she addresses the poignant issue of one parent preventing a child from seeing the other parent after she also went through the same experience of divorce. In the conversation, she reveals that she was granted custody of her children with specific stipulations regarding visitation rights. However, Ms. Malope also advises listeners about the drawbacks of settling divorce matters outside of court, and how they went behind her back to have full custody of children, highlighting the potential negative consequences that can affect both parents and children.
Jula Ezwini | Testimonies
People from all walks of life join in on the programme to share their real-life testimonies of what God has done in and through their lives. You get to learn from their pitfalls and victories and celebrate the goodness of God with us.