Back in 1999 Jeff covered the story of an horrific murder suicide of an entire family bar one - 12 year old Alicia. Now 39 Alicia has chronicled her journey in a book titiled ,"Orphaned by Suicide: Life after losing an entire family to a murder-suicide."
Jeff sits down with the author for what turned out to be a fascinating chat around her debut novel 'Stern Gods.' The book is a powerful coming-of-age story set in 1980s apartheid South Africa, during a turbulent State of Emergency.
Jeff continues his chat with the respected award winning journalist and author of Tsietsi Mashinini : Elusive Hero of Soweto. The book is available on Amazon.co.za
The final is almost upon us! A conversation about the coming together of Spain and Argentina through Lionel Messi with activists, Hassen Lorgat and Marta Garrich, both passionate about the 'beautiful game'.
Isaac "Izzy" Kingston is at a boys' school and discovers that he might be gay. All the Saints tells the tale of his life through the years, often hilarious, often sad. It is written by talented debutante author Wesley Roodt.
The concert is set to take place 14 June at Orlando Stadium in Soweto. Jeff caught up with the inimitable Marah Louw to get the inside scoop on what tthe audience can expect!
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: The saga of Brown Goosen continues.
Nothing will change unless the behaviour of the driver behind the wheel of the car changes. Jeff chats to Transport spokesperson Unathi Binqose ahead of the busiest time of the year on our roads.
Algoa Fm East London News Reprter,Thuli Mapongwana, joins Jeff to discuss this dangersous societal problem as the Eastern Cape Liquor Board warns learners about the inherent dangers of binge drinking.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: Find out what happened to Brown and his many loaves of brown bread.
Nomzamo Nkatshu, co-founder of the Le Rona Re Batho Memorial Trust, tells the story of how Walter Sisulu University students used the forgotten killings as inspiration for this exhibition.
7 Nov 2025
9 min
1 – 20
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