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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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Tonight, on South Africans Doing Great Things, we’re speaking with Godiragetse Mogajane, the founder and CEO of Delivery Ka Speed. Godi is an innovative entrepreneur who has transformed the food delivery industry in South Africa’s townships. With operations in over 20 townships across four provinces, Delivery Ka Speed not only brings convenience to…
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Our profile interview this evening is Ms Thokozile Mahlangu, Chief Executive Officer at Insurance Institute of South Africa (IISA), who is an experienced executive with 25 years' experience in the insurance industry, 10 years of which at executive management and 7 years as a Chief Executive Officer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informati…
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Apartheid may have ended decades ago, but its psychological and emotional scars are still deeply felt by the descendants of those who lived through it. Generational trauma, passed down from parents to children, continues to shape mental health, socio-economic status, and community dynamics. But how do we begin to heal these wounds? What role do rep…
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In light of the increasing number of mass shootings recently, on tonight’s edition of Crime Time we will be looking at how the police are addressing this problem. With multiple incidents occurring across the country, the challenge for law enforcement has never been more urgent. Despite strong efforts to prevent these incidents and access to guns, t…
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As life expectancies lengthen and the world population of people aged over 65 booms, older people continue to face ageism – treated as invisible, stereotyped and discriminated against – which impacts on their health and quality of life and ignores their social and economic contribution, and the situation has worsened through the Covid-19 pandemic. …
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Since ancient times, storytelling in the African culture has been a way of passing on traditions, codes of behaviour, as well as maintaining social order. Writing had not been developed in ancient Africa, but there were ways for Africans to transmit their thoughts, beliefs, and feelings. Telling stories can help young minds internalize fundamental …
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Have you ever witnessed a car spinning event? What do you think makes BMWs, particularly the 'Gusheshe,' so iconic in this world? And would you ever try your hand at it—or is watching from the sidelines more your speed? On tonight’s weird and wonderful feature, we dive into the fascinating world of car spinning. Born in South African townships, car…
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This evening on Financial Matters, we look at financial behaviors; what they are, how we identify them, and why recognizing them is crucial for our financial health. Financial behaviors are the habits and actions that shape how we spend, save, invest, borrow, and plan for the future. Understanding these behaviors helps us take control of our financ…
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This evening on our educational feature we look at how to prepare for a successful visa application. Many countries require you to have a visa – a document that’s either physically attached to your passport, or in the case of an e-visa, linked electronically – that entitles you to enter the country you plan to visit. This is issued by the relevant …
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In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, finance leaders in South Africa face unique and challenging opportunities. To thrive in this dynamic environment, it’s essential to possess a diverse skill set that goes beyond technical expertise. On this session of entrepreneurial feature, we look into the succinct key learnings from South Africa’s …
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Many parts of the country including Gauteng, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and Mpumalanga experienced a heatwave this weekend and today. The South African Weather Service forecasted temperatures to be as high as 34 degrees Celsius this past weekend. It says the heatwave will persist until today over the eastern parts of the Northwest and the…
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This evening on Legal Matters we talk about the payment of gratuity in employment law. Is it a right or a benefit? The payment of gratuity is popularly known as the 13th cheque or Christmas bonus– in other words, a payment of gratitude by the employer to the employee in recognition of a job well done, or if you like, going the extra mile. It must b…
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This weekend, the community of Orange Farm was shaken by a horrific mass shooting during a lobola celebration, leaving seven people dead, including a one-year-old child. One of the survivors, Lauren Maisha, shared the heartbreaking story of her sister Nomsa, who tragically lost her life in the attack. To give us context, we are joined by EWN Report…
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Today the African National Congress (ANC) celebrated 100 days of the 7th Administration within the Government of National Unity (GNU) at Luthuli House. President Ramaphosa said that the ANC went into the GNU knowing fully well it had ideological and policy differences with many of its partners. The GNU was formed by the ANC after it lost its majori…
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On tonight’s Medical Matters, we are focusing on rare condition that many might not be familiar with, that is Gaucher disease. This genetic disorder affects how the body breaks down certain fatty substances, leading to various health complications. While it’s rare, understanding it is crucial for those affected and their families. We’ll dive into w…
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On tonight’s South Africans doing great things, we in conversation with Fumani Khosa from the Good Work Foundation (GWF), an education non-profit that is reimagining the future for rural African communities. GWF is empowering individuals to confidently participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution by providing innovative digital learning campuses…
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Our profile interview this evening is Mr. Zamani Letjane, Founder and CEO of Akani Retirement Fund Administrators which is SA's first 100% black-owned retirement fund. He started the company in 2001 with just a dream and today the company's assets are valued at R26 billion. He is also the Managing Director for Akani Properties; Akani Energy; Mungha…
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This evening on current affairs we talk about what’s happening in the middle east. There are so many versions of how the war in the middle east started and all parties concerned do not have a consensus of how this war started. This evening, we hear another opinion of what is happening there. Sarit Zehavi, founder & president of "Alma research & edu…
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Today is World Mental Health Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues and advocating for better mental health care around the globe. In tonight’s Psychological Matters we’ll be exploring how work can impact our mental health, both positively and negatively. From the stress of deadlines to the fulfilment of achieving goal…
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This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, as we chat about the final session on the four cups - agreement 14. Tonight, we complete the cups by focusing on ways we can start refilling our cups again. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Diabetes is the second leading cause of death due to disease in SA, after tuberculosis.This evening on the weird and wonderful we speak to Thabang Molefi, an iridologist and founder of The Roots Health Centre, about finding ways to treat diabetes using indigenous knowledge about natural remedies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Financial stress has become a reality for many households in South Africa. Middle-class South Africans face a crisis of skyrocketing costs for essentials such as groceries, fuel, medicine, education, transport and electricity, while the merciless high interest rates mean that home and vehicle loans are drastically more expensive to service. The res…
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We often hear about the exhaustion mothers face in parenting, but what about dads? Whether raising kids at home or from a distance, many fathers experience significant parenting fatigue, but it's not always easy for them to express it. In a society that often expects men to be strong and silent, admitting exhaustion can feel like weakness. Tonight,…
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Aubrey expressed his heartfelt sadness of how our leaders have not said anything about the death of the five children that passed away in Soweto. He mentions how there isn’t enough being done in terms of dealing with the increasing number of young children that are dying in our townships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Stepping into a leadership role as a young professional can be both exciting and challenging, especially when you’re navigating expectations from older generations. The road to becoming a great leader at a young age comes with unique obstacles, from building trust to overcoming self-doubt, especially for young black women breaking through in compet…
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In an ideal world, every child would have the joy of waking up to two devoted and loving parents every Christmas morning. Unfortunately, this is not the reality for many parents and children as many parents get divorced and no longer stay in the same home. Christmas and co-parenting might be tricky, but it is certainly not impossible to make it wor…
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South Africa’s largest trade union federation, Cosatu, staged a non-essential worker to today in a National Day of Action against the ‘crippling economic crisis’ in the country. Cosatu has described the strike as a National Day of Action against the “crippling economic crisis” in South Africa, which it says is characterised by joblessness, poverty …
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In tonight’s Current Affairs feature, we’re taking a closer look at the alarming surge of drug mules being intercepted at South African airports, particularly OR Tambo International. Just this past week, a South African woman was arrested for smuggling over 110 drug bullets, the highest number discovered in recent years. This incident highlights a …
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Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer affecting women across all racial groups, with a lifetime risk of 1 in 26 in South Africa, as reported by the 2022 National Cancer Registry (NCR). Both breast and cervical cancers are recognised as national priorities due to their rising incidence rates. On tonight’s edition of Medical Matters, we focus ou…
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With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month tonight on South Africans Doing Great Things feature, we’re shining the spotlight on an incredible organisation making a real difference in the fight against cancer. We’re joined by Nelius Du Preez, National Operations Manager at Pink Drive. Since its founding in 2009, PinkDrive has been dedicated to…
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Our profile interview this evening is Lerisha Naidu. Lerisha is a Partner and Head of the Competition & Antitrust Practice at Baker McKenzie in Johannesburg – her team deals with the spectrum of antitrust matters impacting upon sub-Saharan Africa. She also leads the Diversity and Inclusion portfolio in Johannesburg, as well as its pro bono and corp…
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In the wake of the recent escalation of violence following Israel’s attacks, Lebanon finds itself at the centre of a growing crisis, with increasing casualties and mass displacement. To help us understand the complex dynamics of this conflict and Lebanon’s current position, we’re joined by Naeem Jeenah, Executive Director of the Afro-Middle East Ce…
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This evening on “In Conversation with Dr Eve” we talk about the trauma of cancer and post traumatic growth. Trauma of cancer may involve stressful events that repeat or continue over time. The patient may suffer symptoms of post-traumatic stress anytime from diagnosis through treatment and possible cancer recurrence, so screening may be needed more…
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This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, talking about the topic will be "The 25 agreements. Agreement 14 - The four cups part 3. Tonight, we continue with our conversation about the four cups focusing on the next two cups and then what we can do to start filling them again".…
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When was the last time you went to the zoo? Have you wondered how zoos came to be? On tonight’s Weird and Wonderful feature, we’re exploring the fascinating history and evolving role of zoos in modern society. From their origins as royal menageries to their current focus on conservation and education, zoos have undergone significant changes. How do…
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October is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to focus on the critical link between mental health and financial well-being. In South Africa, studies show that more and more people are reporting moderate to high levels of financial stress. To cope, many are turning to solutions such as entering debt review, taking on more borrowing, or accessing …
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This evening on Entrepreneurship w continue our business financing discussion and we talk to an asset manager about his role in a business and a business requires such a person and the significance of what they do. An asset manager is a top-level professional focused on managing assets belonging to clients or corporations, including tangible and in…
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This evening on Legal Matters we discuss the issue of Remedies for non-Promotion and Demotion within the workplace. Many arguments arise in the workplace regarding promotion to an existing post, perhaps upon retirement or resignation of the existing office holder, or even to a newly created post. Most employees are of the opinion that because they …
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Our political analysis we look at our maize production in SA and whether do we have a crisis in terms of our production or is climate change hampering our maize production and harvest and is there anything that can be done t alleviate the situation so that it doesn’t get to worrying levels. To help us understand all of this we’re joined by Wandile …
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