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Should you let someone skip a long queue if they’re late for a flight, especially if they’re a stranger? We debate the ethics, etiquette, and what you’d do in this tricky situation.

Class of 2025 on After School is After School!

Should you let someone skip a long queue if they’re late for a flight, especially if they’re a stranger? We debate the ethics, etiquette, and what you’d do in this tricky situation.

Nick is back with his first Tuesday Traffic Challenge!

Jude break down the 2026 Formula One changes, from new regulations and car designs to how the season could be shaken up. What do these changes mean for drivers, teams, and fans?

Matric results are out, and we’re celebrating excellence. In this episode, we speak to top-achieving matric students about how they’d like to be celebrated, while parents share how they’re marking this milestone. In studio, we’re joined by Siza Gule from St John’s College (9 distinctions, Head Boy, accepted into Harvard), Cadeyrn Cox from Dainfern College (6 distinctions), Sanele Gumede from St Stithians (8 distinctions), and Wesley Mabutho (6 distinctions), as we reflect on hard work, success, and what comes next after matric.

Matric results are out, and we’re celebrating excellence. In this episode, we speak to top-achieving matric students about how they’d like to be celebrated, while parents share how they’re marking this milestone. In studio, we’re joined by Siza Gule from St John’s College (9 distinctions, Head Boy, accepted into Harvard), Cadeyrn Cox from Dainfern College (6 distinctions), Sanele Gumede from St Stithians (8 distinctions), and Wesley Mabutho (6 distinctions), as we reflect on hard work, success, and what comes next after matric.

Celebrating Class of 2025!

For our Back 2 School campaign, we teamed up with our friends at Waltons to help lucky listeners kick off the school year right by winning essential stationery supplies.

Umalusi has confirmed that the results of pupils implicated in the 2025 examination paper breach will be withheld, even as matric results are released across all assessment bodies. Affected candidates face independent hearings, possible nullification of results, bans from future exams—allegedly for up to four years—and potential criminal charges, while the DBE tightens security after this internal breach. In this episode, we unpack the issue and ask: is a four-year ban too harsh a punishment?