How involved should fathers be in raising their children?
\u201cThe more money you have, the more of a man you are. The more power you have, physical strength, political power. It\u2019s all about dominating. We need to change this narrative because that\u2019s not what makes a man\u201d\n \nIn this episode, Mpho Lakaje visits three fathers across Johannesburg in an attempt to understand what it takes to be a solid father. He sits down with Tumelo Mpanza, who is raising his son as a single parent.\n \nHe speaks to Onkgopotse Motlhanke who has to juggle between running a business, being a father of two girls and a husband. He then ends his mini city tour at Craig Wilkinson\u2019s office to discuss issues relating to fatherlessness.\n \nThese conversations were inspired by a study released last month. It shows that paternity leave has quadrupled in Africa in recent times. This means, more men are now empowered to help look after their newly born babies.