Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja

702's Phemelo Ngcobo speaks to clinical psychologist, Mark Khan, about how to manage a depression during Christmas.

702's Azania Mosaka speaks to executive programme manager at SA Cities Network, Geci Karuri Sabina, about the factors behind Gauteng not being a prime province for jobseekers.

702's Azania Mosaka speaks to Lauren Wallet about South African businesses benefitting from the shared economy.

The very smallest type of veins are on the surface, these veins drain into slightly larger veins, called reticular veins, which lie deeper within the skin. Faulty reticular veins often act as "feeding" veins to the smaller superficial spider veins. The most prominent reticular vein is the lateral vein of the thigh. This vein is often involved in causing spider veins of the outside thigh. Treating the smaller veins on the surface, without addressing this important vein, leads to poor treatment results.

Who decides that the color this season is “mint green” or that denim jackets are “back?” Of course, there’s top-down fashion, where couture houses and runway shows set a trend that trickles down through the rest of the industry.

WGSN used to be called Worth Global Style Network, after Marc Worth who founded the company in 1997. After he sold the company in 2005, it became known as World Global Style Network (although it is mostly just known by its acronym).

Car hacking is the manipulation of the code in a car's electronic control unit (ECU) to exploit a vulnerability and gain control of other ECU units in the vehicle.  

702's Azania Mosaka speaks to Professor Bonita Meyersfield about the details of the university's new policy aimed at prohibiting staff from abuse of power in order to gain access to students.

The new Community Scheme Ombud Service (CSOS) regulations and levies – which some have slammed as simply another new tax with questionable benefits are being applied to all sectional title development schemes.Azania speaks to Chief Ombud Themba Mthethwa about issues relating to the service

Azania speaks to Dr Tracy Ledger who says that Academic research suggests there is a critical contributing factor we are missing in the conversation about high levels of violence in our society : malnutrition, and childhood malnutrition in particular.

Dr Ledger argues that there is a relationship between hunger and crime and, if the hunger is acute, with violent crime.