Point of View with Phemelo Motene
Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays.
Understanding SA’s Foster Care system
“I am unseen, unheard, unwanted and trapped in the misery of my life, lost in the sorrow of my soul” – poignant words spoken by an unknown foster child as she navigates the system designed to remove her from her abusive home. This evening we will spend some time understanding…
PUTCO Drivers Accept Wage Offer
After drivers went on strike for better pay, Unions were asked to renegotiate the deal after rejecting an offer of a 6 percent increase with no back pay. The company is gearing up to resume operations this afternoon.
Updates on the Senzo Meyiwa Trial
After delayed start to proceedings, Senzo Meyiwa’s friend Tumelo Madlala is began testifying at the murder trial of the former Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates goalkeeper. We look at what information came out of the testimony, and what to expect in the coming days.
United Domestic Workers of SA expose harassment in workplace
Content Warning: Sexual Harassment, Abuse The United Domestic Workers of South Africa (UDWOSA) has revealed shocking allegations of the lived horrors of sexual harassment, sexual abuse and exploitation of a migrant domestic worker by her employers. We speak to representatives of the union about this situation and how deep it…
The Healing Hour: Embracing Self-Love
In the age of social media and societal pressures, finding space to wholly love yourself can be harder than ever. How do we embrace self-love, and what are the ways in which we can put it into practice?
Jaggerfontein Rocked By Tragedy As A Dam Wall Collapses
A resident of Jagersfontein in the Free State is still searching for his wife after a dam collapsed and flooded the area. Thabang Ntoahae returned to the area to look for his wife after fleeing on Sunday. More than 500 animals were rescued, and some had to be euthanised in…
Eldos Community Prepare For A Shutdown – Too Many Young Boys Are Being Killed
Drugs still seem to be a big challenge for the community of Eldos. A slew of young boys have been killed, and community members suspect there isa drug lord that is providing them with drugs to sell and guns to ‘protect their turf’. Mile Bhudu, Eldos Community Member and former…
Public Protector Still Unclear On When She Can Return To Work
Public Protector advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane was denied access to her office at the weekend despite a Western Cape High Court ruling setting aside her suspension by President Cyril Ramaphosa. She was suspended on June 9, a day after announcing an investigation into the president’s Phala Phala farm robbery matter. Nthabiseng…
PUTCO bus drivers say strike will continue
The National Union of Metal Workers of SA (NUMSA) has appealed to the Department of Transport to stop subsidising Public Utility Transport Corporation (PUTCO) bus services should the company continue with plans to fire around 1 000 striking workers. Phakamile Hlubi-Majola, Lindokuhle Xulu, PUTCO Spokesperson, and Mhlengi Sigubudo, worker at…
A look at Queen Elizabeth’s relationship with Africa
Amidst the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we look at her relationship with Africa over her term, what it has meant for the continent, and more.
South Africa to be the guest of honour at the biggest book showcase in the world
South Africa is the honorary guest and theme country for the 2022 Book Fair. The country’s literature and current societal issues will be reflected in seminars, dialogues on the Fair premises and in poetic performances. The theme initiative will showcase today’s stories from a country with a rich culture and…
Relationship Fatigue
We discuss how relationships can grow tiresome but does not mean it is the end of something. We look at how to navigate fatigue in relationships and ways of managing it.
Liz Truss is elected as new UK Prime Minister
We look at who Liz Truss is, her plans for the UK and her ties to South Africa, and more.
Zuma seeks private prosecution of Billy Downer
Jacob Zuma has accused Billy Downer of sharing his confidential medical records with Karyn Maughan, even though it became a public document after his own lawyers submitted it to the court. We discuss the motives behind the action, and what affects it could have
Coalition Parties plot Joburg Mayor's ousting
The battle for the City of Joburg has grown even messier after opposition parties made note that they are planning the removal of mayor Mpho Phalatse this week.
Pupils torch KZN school over confiscated cellphones
Provincial education department spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said police were called in to search the children for drugs and weapons, when they also found cellphones, which are also prohibited at the school, west of Durban.
Celebrating International Literacy with Candice Potgieter's The Unlimited Child
For over 40 years now, UNESCO has been celebrating International Literacy Day by reminding the international community that literacy is a human right and the foundation of all learning.
Commemorating Kidney Awareness Week
This week focuses on the function and health of kidneys. Information on kidney health is made available to the public to help create awareness of the role of the kidneys in everyday life.
Understanding Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder
SA has the highest Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder rates in the world - so, to understand the effects it has and how far widespread this disorder is - we speak to a pediatrician.
Social Development Dept. launch campaign on Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder
For nine days across nine provinces the Deputy Minister of Social Development, Mme Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu will be criss-crossing the country educating South Africans about the dangers of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD). FASD is a leading source of non-genetic developmental and intellectual disability globally and is usually associated with primary…