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Fathers Matter Intro

Language: English , Guests: Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi
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Fathers Matter Intro Pt 1

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Heartlines Church Mobilisation team leads, Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi talk about the importance of fathers and some challenges they face in South Africa.

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At Heartlines, the Centre for Values Promotion, we believe in the power of story and positive values to touch hearts and transform behaviour.

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