South Africa has the highest rate of femicide in the world. Karabo Mokoena, Rachel Tshabalala, Reeva Steenkamp, Uyinene Mrwetyana and so many more women have fallen victim to fatal patterns of male behaviour. In this episode, Ayanda and Dambudzo explore and try to unravel the conundrum of trust and entering intimate relationships while remaining realistic and vigilant about the perils of trusting and being vulnerable, and they offer proposals on how we can begin to embrace a different way of being in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
Resources from the episode:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Prof. Tinyiko Maluleke - Men are not trash, they’re killers&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Trevor Noah - Born a crime: Stories from a South African childhood&nbsp;&nbsp;
 
Music:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Special thanks to Stevener - https://music.apple.com/us/album/black-excellence-600-single/1369528549

When your spiritual leader fails you

“Walking on Water” is a slice-of-life blend of social commentary, theological reflection and off-the-cuff punditry about all things Mzansi (South Africa) through the eyes of hosts Ayanda Nxusani and Dambudzo Mushambi and their guests as they walk in the Way of Jesus.

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