SA and Nigeria to exit the FATF Grey List, Parks Tau optimistic about renewal of AGOA, and Eskom sees first pre-tax profit in five years.

In episode four of the Big C cancer series, Carol-Ann Kelleher is joined by Dr Neil Malan and Dr Zelda Punt from Phoenix Pharma. They explore the latest research and innovations in cancer treatment, from groundbreaking studies and early detection tools to the role of artificial intelligence in shaping the future of care. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series

Radiologist Dr Sandra de Kock joined the team to talk through Bayradiology's vital role in the early detection of cancer. The countdown has begun - 25 days to go to the Big Walk! Enter now on algoafm.co.za Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T

Gold soars, the US seeks to cut government spending while back home, Godongwana questions the affordability of providing free public healthcare to undocumented migrants.

The Queen of House Music is scheduled to perform in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) Saturday, October 4, at the Fairview Sports Centre. Kaycee Rossouw

The legendary trio from Uitenhage made their mark with chart-topping albums and unforgettable performances alongside many musical icons. Although there are now only two sisters, they continue to mesmerise audiences. Kaycee Rossouw

SA considers a renewed trade deal with the US, Remgro comments on controversial expropriation case, and Contactable to open up in Africa.

Twenty two year old Batandwa Ndondo was a student activist abducted and shot dead by security police in 1985. Jeff explains why Ndondo is his favourite South African, why we should all know who he is, what he stood for and why we should never forget him.

The South African-born, Nashville-based country-rock poet, is in our neck of the woods and took some time out to let us know what he's been up to. We also got to hear his latest single,'Liar.' The Drive with Simon Bechus

The middle class showing strain, Taiwan suspends chip export control on SA, and the National Employers' Association of SA and Sakeliga go to court over new Employment Equity targets,