Life With Lebang (New‪)‬ The Real Network

Parenting is T-O-U-G-H but it is equally the best gift one can have! This episode is an audio time capsule, dedicated to my first born son who turns 10 today. This is also a piece to encourage all parents to cherish their kids, and leave some memories for them to look back on as they grow.

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Are you thinking about seeking child maintenance, but you don't know how to go about it? Lebang shares her personal experiences, and provides advice on the safest ways of submitting a summons document, calculating the amounts, things to think about when the parent fails to pay, and how long the maintenance must be paid for.

He believes God brought him to South Africa from the United States of America to seek his purpose. The Almighty took him back to music after losing his voice due to COVID-19. Meet Big Sbuda, who took the risk to put together deep house, R&B, and Afro tech... and he calls it Deep Amapiano. Listen to this episode of the podcast as Lebang talks to him about his life in the States and the conditions in the country. They also touch on raising his kids, and how life is currently different living without them.

Planning a family trip can be a stressful experience, but there are ways to make it a breeze - such as planning way in advance! Travel expert and director of Emilene's Travel Services, Emilene Rangayah shares some tips on how best to plan a family holiday.

One of the biggest challenges posed by the rapid pace of technological development is the need to keep up. This means allowing ourselves to make mistakes, and know which ones to keep. Lebang Kgosana sits with a tech- entrepreneur, Dickson Willie, to talk about what parents can do to prepare kids for the changing education system, the shift from the fourth to the fifth industrial revolution, corporates collaborating with startups, and the value of creative thinking in our everyday lives.

Meet an 11-year-old who's currently creating her way to success in the music industry. She plays the trumpet and started playing the piano when she was in Grade R. Her name is Nayima Ndlovu from Roedean School and she's in Grade 5. Nayima is from a household of musicians who play musical instruments - from drums and percussions to guitars and the trombone. Listen as Lebang unpacks the life of an 11-year-old, and we find out about what she's currently up to... and what's coming next!