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The show is filled with national and international news, current affairs, and recaps of what’s been making headlines during the day. Expect interviews with the newsmakers themselves as well as analysis and commentary from experts as well as those affected by the issues. Regular traffic, sport and market reports ensure you have all you need to know before you get home.
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Education has continuously transformed from traditional methods to innovative strategies aimed at improving student outcomes. As we look at how education systems have evolved, we also consider various approaches that can drive real change—whether through new teaching techniques, integrating technology, or adopting global best practices. Joining me …
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Whether you're in a long-term partnership, newly dating, it’s important to set a clear vision for your relationship. From the picture-perfect moments on social media to the everyday challenges couples face, every relationship has aspirations and benchmarks set for themselves. Tonight, we look at the concept of relationship goals, what is the import…
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On Political analysis we look at an interesting article written by Prof Pithouse on the Mail and Guardian titled “Lessons for South Africa from the French and UK elections. Prof Pithouse makes an interesting comparison between the French, UK and our own political system and lessons that we learn in terms of how these systems work. See omnystudio.co…
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According to Saferspaces.org, “More than half of all the women murdered in South Africa were killed by an intimate male partner.” Tonight's story tragically underscores this fact, as 32-year-old Dorcas Didi Lekganyane, a recent honouree in the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans 2024 in the Climate Change and Environment category, was allege…
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A devastating fire that took place on Sunday in Boston, KwaZulu-Natal, claimed the lives of six firefighters, with two others that remain hospitalised. While the exact cause of the fire remains unclear, reports from News24 suggest that it may have been sparked by poachers engaged in illegal hunting games. Joining us to provide some clarify and more…
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Our profile interview this evening is Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA), Maphefo Anno-Frempong. Maphefo is a woman on a mission, credited with turning around an entity that has lost credibility in the transport sector and in the SETA industry as a whole due to a number of investment decisions that turned o…
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This evening on Africa at A Glance we talk about a new investigation by BBC Africa Eye, for BBC World Service, that has uncovered cases of elderly people being murdered and attacked after being falsely accused of witchcraft along Kenya’s Kilifi coast. Violent attacks on supposed witches occur across paths of Africa and beyond, but the estimated 70 …
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The healthcare sector recently faced a significant cybersecurity challenge with a ransomware attack in June, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in patient data protection. This incident brings to light the importance of healthcare organizations to prioritize robust cybersecurity strategies to avoid the risk of losing personal information of pati…
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In this evening session of Psychological Matters, we talk about ADHD in the workplace: from stigma to strength. Despite an increasing awareness globally of the impact of ADHD in the workplace, the challenges and opportunities associated with neurodiversity in adults in the workforce remain comparatively under-examined in South Africa – and a leader…
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This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, talking about "The 25 agreements - Agreement 8 - Don't worry, be happy. We need to understand why we should work on being happy - because money does not attract happiness, happiness attracts money. We will discuss what the scientific f…
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On tonight’s edition of The Weird and Wonderful we uncover the fascinating history behind church uniforms, known as clerical attire. Ever wondered about the origins, significance, and evolution of these garments? Who determines their designations based on age, gender, and church hierarchy? Church uniforms carry deep cultural and religious significa…
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On today's episode of Financial Matters, where we will unpack the essential topic of managing the finances of your side hustle or small business. As more people venture into entrepreneurship, understanding how to effectively manage business finances becomes crucial for success. Whether you're just starting out or looking to optimize your current op…
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School holidays are officially over and with the weather being terribly cold, today could not have been an easy morning for learners as they return to school. From waking up at 10am and binge-watching on Netflix for the past three weeks, getting back into school routine can be challenging. Tonight, we will be joined by Lianne Williams, Managing Dir…
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There are many occasions when businesses require funding, especially startups, which will have to identify suitable Startup Business Funding options. This evening on our entrepreneur feature, Andisa Ramavhunga, Group Chief Advisor at Ntiyiso Consulting Group, joins us to talk about business growth and the ways/type of funding that an entrepreneur c…
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In our Political Analysis feature we look at an interesting article written by Bhekisisa Mncube, who is an author, a regular columnist for The Witness, a content creator, a satirist, and author of “The Ramaphosa Chronicles”. H e wrote article titled “Whose GNU is it anyway?”. In this satirical column, Bhekisisa addresses to President Ramaphosa and …
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This past weekend was packed with thrilling moments, starting with the Springboks' triumphant win against Ireland. In Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton secured an emotional victory, adding another remarkable achievement to his career. Meanwhile, in South African football, Steve Komphela's return to Sundowns following Rhulani Mokwena's departure has fans bu…
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Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, says while it is commendable that the 100-day milestone of no-load shedding has been achieved in the country; it is also a chance to reflect on the hard work that has gone into addressing the problem. The Minister was speaking during a media briefing on electricity distribution and gener…
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On South Africans Doing Great Things tonight, we shed light on Lesedi Educare, a beacon of hope and opportunity in the realm of education. Lesedi Educare is dedicated to providing quality early childhood education to underprivileged children, ensuring they have a solid foundation for a brighter future. Through their innovative programs, passionate …
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This evening’s profile interview is Dr Innocent Sirovha, CEO of AgriSETA, an author, philanthropist and founder of the Sirovha Foundation. Dr Sirovha once had nothing and now he is at the helm of one of Mzansi's foremost training bodies, and he is using his empathy for the little guy to lead and uplift from the front. This AgriSETA’s top man, is a …
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It has been a week since President Ruto of Kenya withdrew the Finance Bill after weeks of public protests against it. The bill aimed to raise or introduce taxes and fees on a range of everyday items and services, including internet data, fuel, and banking, to pay interest on the national debt, reduce the budget deficit, and keep the government runn…
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This evening, we talk about the announcement of the online premiere of “Mobilize: The Documentary”, a compelling documentary that chronicles the inspiring story of a group of volunteers who, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, launched a grassroots communications eHort to address critical information gaps. This initiative, called COVID Comm…
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This evening on “In Conversation with Dr Eve, we talk about the trauma of parenting. We take a deep dive- with compassion and no judgement - as to why parents/caregivers struggle to parent ... and this is because they themselves might not have been securely parented, that perhaps they were neglected, abandoned or sexually violated, living in an uns…
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This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, talking about " "The 25 agreements - agreement 7 - Bless it all. Why everything that happens to you in life is either a blessing or a curse, depending on what you focus on". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Tonight on The Weird and Wonderful we recognise International Plastics Free Day. Plastic, once celebrated as a groundbreaking innovation for its convenience and versatility, has evolved into a major environmental challenge. In South Africa, over 2.5 million tonnes of plastic are produced annually, but only a small portion is recycled; the rest poll…
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This evening entrepreneurial feature we talk to Dr Steven Zwane, Founder of Yled and Senior lecturer at GIBS, who wrote an interesting article on Sowetan titled “What entrepreneurs can learn from political coalitions”. Dr Zwane highlights what entrepreneurs can learn from the current political scenario that’s unfolding in South Africa. This politic…
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South Africa’s youth is disempowered particularly those living in the rural and township areas. The usual challenges facing the youth are high levels of unemployment; lack of service delivery and increasing inequalities which have now been exacerbated by the COVID-19. Given such dire situation; how is the youth supposed to respond? How can the yout…
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Whilst planning a wedding couples place their focus more on the ceremony, the dress, the décor and food. It is however an unfortunate reality that sometimes couples tend to overlook the legal aspects of getting married and the potential ramifications of such oversight. This evening on Legal Matters we talk about the significance of having an antenu…
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South Africa’s president has announced the formation of a new cabinet over a month after elections stripped his African National Congress (ANC) party of its majority. President Ramaphosa named 32 ministerial positions of the government of national unity late on Sunday, following weeks of deadlock that delayed the formation of an historic governing …
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This evening on Medical Matters we look at the issue of palliative care in South Africa. The sad reality is that most South Africans with advanced illness will spend their last months of life in pain and anguish because they cannot access palliative care. This specialised care that is provided to patients with serious, complex and advanced illnesse…
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On tonight’s episode of South Africans Doing Great Things, we conclude Youth Month by highlighting the Kliptown Youth Program, a community-based education organization in Soweto, Kliptown. Joining us to discuss the program’s mission and impact is Thulani Madondo, Executive Director of the Kliptown Youth Program. See omnystudio.com/listener for priv…
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Our profile interview this evening is the Founder and Director at Yoli N Consulting, Yolisa Jabavu-Ndhlovu. An experienced owner with a demonstrated history of working in the Public Relations industry. Skilled in Corporate Communications, Management, Business Relationship Management, Marketing Strategy, and Social Media. He has a strong media and c…
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On tonight's show, we delve into the rapidly evolving world of banking. As banks globally shift from traditional methods to data-driven, digital business models, the demand for instant and personalized services has skyrocketed. Many consumer interactions have become exclusively online. Despite ongoing challenges like cybersecurity, digital finance …
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In this evening’s psychological matters we talk about June 24th -30th being Drug Awareness Week and the South African Society of Psychiatrists says the misuse of weight loss drugs is rising as people, especially teenagers search for the "perfect body". Dr Ronell Williams, Member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, joins us for this impor…
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On the change your mindset feature this evening we’re talking to David Eastaugh, cinematographer, filmmaker, underwater cameraman, drone pilot and conservation story teller, and Lauren Arthur, Naturalist, Zoologist, Marine Biologist, Conservation Storyteller and founder of Too Wild Production. Both David and Lauren join us to talk about launching S…
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In today's episode of Financial Matters, we are diving into the crucial role of financial planning in achieving and maintaining financial health. Whether you're looking to manage debt, save for the future, or simply gain better control over your finances, understanding the importance of financial planning is key. Stay tuned as we explore practical …
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From influencers on social media to artists and entrepreneurs, the creator economy has transformed how individuals leverage digital platforms to share their talents, insights, and creativity directly with global audiences. Tonight we explore how creators monetize their content, engage with their communities, and navigate the evolving landscape of d…
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On tonight’s edition of Love Connection, we're tackling a topic that's often challenging yet highly relatable: navigating the dating scene when you're broke or unemployed. How do you maintain confidence, create meaningful connections, and enjoy dating without the financial stress? We'll explore creative date ideas, ways to communicate openly about …
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On Political Analysis we look at what issues could be hindering the appointment of cabinet. On Sunday night, parties were locked in talks to break the deadlock between the ANC and DA over the government of national unity (GNU) Cabinet allocation. The DA wants at least 10 of the 30 available positions, while the ANC is believed to have offered three…
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The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will undertake a 72-hour operation which will begin on Monday, 24 June, until Wednesday, 26 June to do essential maintenance to its water supply network on the Cape Flats. This will result in several areas having no water during this period. The work that needs to be done will ensure that the…
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On this World Whistleblowers Day, Public Interest SA proudly acknowledges and celebrates the invaluable contributions of whistleblowers to the fabric of our society. Whistleblowers play a critical role in upholding transparency, integrity, and accountability across all sectors, from government and business to non-profit organisations. Tebogo Khaas,…
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On South Africans Doing Great Things tonight, we are thrilled to be joined by Eulenda Hlongwane, one of the founders of the Mwanda Foundation NPO. This remarkable organization is dedicated to bridging the gap in 21st-century skills, motivating, and encouraging learners from previously disadvantaged communities. With a vision to make these learners …
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This evening our profile interview is Zazini Molo, Head of The Speakers Firm. As a seasoned speaker, Zazini orchestrates narratives that resonate with power and purpose. She also spearheads EmpowaWomen, a transformative platform for women leaders, shaping futures and fostering growth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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