The 'baie bekende' Afrikaans actor and presenter on life in the Garden Route, living his dream and his new series debuting 21 October. The Drive with Simon Bechus

Finance Minister Godongwana and Reserve Bank Governor Kganyago in battle over inflation target, could SAPS shennanigans derail Grey List removal,and the JSE Group to get a new CEO.

A hot topic right now : South African Law has ruled equal paternal leave for both mothers and fathers.Dr Nwneri, MD of Sesame Workshop International, busts untruths around the ruling.

O Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi

Founder Amanda Seccombe explains how her NPO assists patients battling unnecessary blindness due to corneal disease. One such patient is GQ's Siyanda Matika. Find out how you can help Siyanda have his sight restored so that he can continue his studies and see his young child. Kaycee Rossouw

SA's municipalities in a 'death spiral', the average Eskom employee's pay package was over R1 million in the 2025 financial year,and Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first dollar billionnaire footballer.

NUM demands 15% wage increase, FlySafair granted an iinterdict, and some good news for consumers.

Talitha Oosthuizen has an illuminating conversation with Roch-Lè as she sounds an urgent call for South Africans to be a part of the fight against human trafficking. World Trafficking Week runs from 30 September to October 7. Roch-Lè Bloem

Mixed reaction to the ANC's Economic Action Plan, Glencor signs a 20 year deal with Discovery, and more record highs on the markets.

In episode five of the Big C cancer series, Carol-Ann Kelleher is joined by plastic surgeon Dr Ronel Gowar and two-time breast cancer survivor Gill Forlee. Together, they explore the importance of early detection, compassionate care, and the power of attitude and support in overcoming breast cancer. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series

His GQ shows may be over, but his voice lingers on! The inimitable showman joined Charl for an entertaining catch up, leaving us with plenty of his life's musings upon which to ponder. Charl Leslie