Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Ambassador Prudence Mocumi in the studio to discuss the upcoming Marketplace Champions Conference scheduled for 8 November 2025, from 9 am to 5 pm at Linbro Park, Sandton. The conference theme is "Raising Champions in Your Spheres of Influence," focusing on empowering individuals to arise, use, and take their rightful place. The message encourages participants to remember their personal "Ziglag," recognizing that difficult times are often setups for greatness, as seen in David’s life. Attendees are urged to pursue their dreams and businesses with determination, always seeking God's counsel and asking what He says about their journey and ventures. Once aligned with God’s guidance, they are encouraged to shake off doubts and pursue their goals confidently.

Sibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio with Ms. Maria Thole and they are discussing Disability Rights Awareness Month (DRAM) 2025. Sibongile Mofokeng, together with Ms. Maria Thole, discusses Disability Rights Awareness Month (DRAM) 2025 in South Africa, observed annually from 3 November to 3 December. This period includes the International Day for Persons with Disabilities on 3 December, also recognized as National Disability Rights Awareness Day in South Africa. DRAM aims to remove social and environmental barriers to improve the quality of life for Persons with Disabilities. The Department of Women, Youth and People with Disabilities leads the government's equity, equality, and empowerment efforts for this community. Since 1994, South Africa has made significant progress in providing access to education, healthcare, housing, and social protection for Persons with Disabilities. The Department of Social Development remains committed to their empowerment and rights assertion, ensuring a more inclusive society.

Ambassador Prudence Mocumi, along with Sibongile Mofokeng, discussed the upcoming Marketplace Champions Conference scheduled for 8th November 2025, from 9 am to 5 pm at Linbro Park, Sandton. The theme of the conference is "Raising Champions in Your Spheres of Influence," focusing on empowering individuals to realize their greatness and master the unseen work behind true success. Prudence Mocumi emphasized that everyone carries greatness within, and this event will help participants unlock their potential in different areas of life and work. The conference aims to inspire attendees to rise as kingdom champions and make impactful contributions within their communities and spheres of influence.

Pastor Nozipho Rakolota shared an encouraging message for intercessors based on Exodus 28:29-30. She explained that when intercessors stand in the gap for their loved ones, they carry their names on their hearts, symbolizing the responsibility to pray specifically and earnestly for them. The passage refers to the high priest bearing the names of the tribes of Israel on the breastplate, signifying continuous intercession before God. Pastor Nozipho emphasized the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit’s guidance in prayer, trusting that the Spirit knows the true needs of those we pray for, even when we do not. This message reassures intercessors that their prayers are powerful and aligned with God’s will through the Spirit’s divine help.

Ambassador Prudence Mocumi, joining Sibongile Mofokeng in the studio, discusses "Becoming a Champion Where You Are," focusing on winning and excelling in the marketplace by honoring God through our work. She outlines five key points for championing where you are: Identity before the gift — Understand who you are before using your gift; develop your talents without waiting for titles. Mindset of a Champion — Renew your mind and refuse to be defined by your environment. Develop Habits That Lead to Greatness — Emphasize excellence, integrity, service, resilience, and reliability. The Role of Kingdom of Excellence — Serve in the marketplace as an act of worship to God, maintaining excellence even in hostile environments. Preparation — Be ready and intentional in your actions. Her teaching encourages embracing your God-given gifts and calling, cultivating habits of excellence and integrity, and viewing your work as worship to glorify God, regardless of external challenges. This approach inspires believers to become impactful champions in their spheres of influence.

Sibongile Mofokeng returns in the studio with Pastor Pontsho Ngwenya and she is talking about Fear NOT - Prayer and Encouragement for the Class of 2025. Regardless of the fear of not making it during this exam time, Ps. Pontsho Ngwenya reminds our learners and everyone who is writing that God says I will be with you when you go through the fires and the waters. Exam time does sometimes feel like one is going through the fires and waters, remember you are more than a conqueror. Always remind yourself that God is with you, He is on your side with everyone else, believing that you will make it through. When you feel fear creeping in and you are feeling overwhelmed, God promises to Uphold you with His righteous right hand. Fear comes to just destruct you but do not allow it to overwhelm you, You are the Right Candidate and You Will Surely Make it. Always think of yourself making it and passing. Guard your thoughts. Isaiah 41:10

Sibongile Mofokeng wraps up the show with Ambassador Prudence Mocumi discussing "The 7D’s that Keep Christians from Fulfilling their Purpose in the Marketplace," based on Matthew 20. The seven D’s are Duty, Discourage, Defeat, Division, Delay, Destruction, and Deception. Many Christians operate out of a false identity, but true identity is found in Christ as a champion with a God-ordained purpose. Ambassador Mocumi emphasizes the importance of recognizing this identity and warns that listening to the negative voices of these seven D’s will prevent progress. The message encourages believers to hold onto their true identity in Christ and move forward boldly in their God-given calling in the marketplace

Sibongile Mofokeng and Ms. Sedzani Mukhesi discuss World Spine Day, observed annually on October 16, which raises global awareness about spinal health and the prevention of spinal disorders. The day highlights the significant burden of spinal pain and disability worldwide, emphasizing the need for prevention, education, and better access to spinal care, especially in low- and middle-income countries where resources are limited. In South Africa, spine-related conditions are a leading cause of disability, affecting about 8% of the population living with disabilities. The 2025 theme, “Integrating Spinal Health into Policies and Wellness Initiatives,” urges governments and organizations to prioritize spinal health by incorporating it into public health, wellness, and workplace policies to improve rehabilitation and prevention efforts globally.

Sibongile Mofokeng and Ambassador Prudence Mocumi discuss "Raising Champions in the Spheres of Influence." They define a champion as someone who excels and leads with purpose, while spheres of influence are the various areas in life—like family, education, business, government, media, and the marketplace—where individuals can impact others. Biblical perspectives highlight that God assigns each person a unique sphere to minister and influence, just as David focused on his marketplace. Raising champions means guiding people to use their God-given gifts and purpose within their spheres for positive change. The benefits include stronger communities, spiritual growth, and advancing God's kingdom in practical ways.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Mrs. Ziyanda Maqala from the Department of Social Development to discuss the services offering shelters for gender-based violence (GBV) victims in South Africa. They highlight that the government has been actively providing and renovating properties across the country to serve as safe shelters for GBV survivors. These shelters offer protection, counseling, healing, and empowerment to help victims rebuild their lives and break the cycle of violence. The Department of Social Development, in collaboration with the National Shelter Movement, aims to ensure that nearly every district in South Africa has access to a fully functional GBV shelter, providing critical care and support to vulnerable communities. For help: Contacts: • Phone GBV Command Centre Toll Free Number: 0800 428 428 • Send a please call me *120*7867# • Go to your nearest police station and report at the Victim-Friendly Room • Go to the nearest DSD office

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Ms. Dineo Manamela from the Department of Social Development to discuss Older Persons Week, observed from September 26 to October 2, 2025, in South Africa. This week coincides with the International Day of Older Persons on October 1 and marks Social Development Month in the country. They focus on raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease and issues affecting older persons. The discussion highlights the government's commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of seniors, promoting their well-being, and addressing challenges such as elder abuse. October serves as a crucial time to honor older persons and educate communities about supporting them, particularly those living with Alzheimer's and other age-related conditions.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Dr. Abel Tlailane to discuss haemorrhoids, also known as piles. Haemorrhoids are swollen veins in the anus and rectum caused by factors such as constipation, straining during bowel movements, pregnancy, and prolonged sitting. They can be internal or external and cause symptoms like itching, pain, bright red bleeding, and lumps near the anus. Treatment includes dietary changes to soften stools, maintaining good toilet hygiene, and using over-the-counter creams to relieve discomfort. Dr. Tlailane explains the causes and ways to manage the pain, emphasizing lifestyle changes for prevention.

Sibongile Mofokeng continues with Ms. Ntombi Moloi in the studio, discussing Human Trafficking Part 2. They discuss Section 4 of the Trafficking in Persons Act 7/2013, which defines human trafficking as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons through threats, coercion, abduction, fraud, or abuse of power, for exploitation purposes. Exploitation includes sexual exploitation, forced labor, slavery, servitude, or organ removal. They also share important contacts for help: the National Human Trafficking Resource Line at 0800 222 777 and the GBV Command Centre at 0800 428 428, where people can report anonymously. This discussion raises awareness of the seriousness of trafficking and the legal measures in place to combat it.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Ms. Ntombi Moloi to the studio for Human Trafficking Part 1. They discuss Section 4 of the Trafficking in Persons Act 7/2013, which defines human trafficking as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons through threats, coercion, abduction, fraud, or abuse of power, for exploitation purposes. Exploitation includes sexual exploitation, forced labor, slavery, servitude, or organ removal. They also share important contacts for help: the National Human Trafficking Resource Line at 0800 222 777 and the GBV Command Centre at 0800 428 428, where people can report anonymously. This discussion raises awareness of the seriousness of trafficking and the legal measures in place to combat it.

Sibongile Mofokeng and Pastor Solomon Lesiba Legodi discuss substance abuse from a biblical perspective, addressing the struggles faced by those who suffer from addiction, including hearing voices and feeling burdened as described in the Bible. Pastor Legodi references Matthew 11:28, where Jesus invites the weary and burdened to find rest in Him, and Proverbs 20:1, which warns that "Wine is a mocker and beer a brawler; whoever is led astray by them is not wise," highlighting the dangers of intoxication and addiction. They emphasize that substance abuse deeply affects a person's mind and spirit, leading to separation from God, but the Bible offers hope for healing, restoration, and freedom through repentance, prayer, and faith in Christ. The conversation encourages those struggling to seek God’s mercy and professional help to overcome addiction and find peace.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Ms. Dikeledi Baloyi and Mpho Mosetlha to discuss the Moses Mabhida Foundation's Thuthuzela Care Centre (TCC). The TCC, named from the Xhosa word meaning "comfort," is a one-stop facility based in hospitals designed to support survivors of sexual offences with immediate medical, legal, and counseling services. The Centres are a critical part of South Africa's national anti-rape strategy, led by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and involving multiple partners. They provide trauma containment, debriefing, and coordinated care to reduce secondary victimization, improve conviction rates, and ensure dignity and justice for survivors. The TCCs offer a safe, victim-friendly environment, integrating police, health professionals, social workers, and legal support all under one roof to streamline the healing and justice process for survivors.

Ms Nono Yende, Social Work Manager: NPO Partnerships and Financing at the Gauteng Department of Social Development, Clarifies about the eligibility and compliance requirements for NPOs. Highlights key focus areas/programmes that will receive funding. Encourages qualifying organizations to apply before the closing date (26 September 2025). Emphasizes transparency, accountability, and alignment with the Department’s service delivery priorities.

Sibongile Mofokeng concludes the show along with Ms. Kudzai Muhwati as they discuss Marriage Week—how couples can keep the flame alive in their marriage. Ms. Kudzai offers tips on how couples can become an unbreakable team, maintain a joyful and loving home, and focus on building a strong partnership. She encourages couples to center their marriage on Our Lord Jesus; start with Christ. Then, they should improve communication, love intentionally, protect and prioritize intimacy, and have fun together.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes in the studio Mr Michael Tsietsi Mathe and they are discussing Beneficiary Biometric Enrolment System. SASSA Biometric system has kicked in across all provinces. Beneficiary biometric verification is a security measure used to confirm the identity of individuals through their unique biological traits like fingerprints or facial recognition, by comparing these unique traits to those captured within the Department of Home Affairs system upon application for an Identity Document.

Sibongile Mofokeng wraps up the show with Pastor Mavis Mkhize as they discuss the concept of declaration. They explain that a declaration is a faith-filled affirmation where the power lies in speaking the Word of God aloud. It is emphasized that declarations should always align with scripture to be effective. Through declarations, believers align their lives with God's truth, activating faith and inviting His power. The discussion highlights the spiritual importance of speaking God's Word as a transformative and empowering practice.