Better Together with Ntombi M

The fifth episode of Kayise Ngqula's After Dark with Kayise, "Marriage and the Law," is accessible on the SABC Plus app. It examines the relationship between marriage, grief, and the law, emphasizing widows' experiences, difficulties with in-laws, inheritance, wills, and the legal rights of surviving spouses.
We had a conversation to Sister-in-Law's creator, lawyer Tebello Motshwane,
explores the intersection of marriage, grief and the law, highlighting
the experiences of widows, challenges with in-laws, inheritance,
wills and the legal rights of surviving spouses.

Are learners being held accountable for their behaviour, and are
parents supporting teachers when it comes to discipline

On November 7 and 8, 2026, Raphefo Selebi from Mogwase in the North West will marry Onalenna.

Today, we reflect on Hike for Her, an initiative by the Owam Govender Foundation, which supports young girls by addressing period poverty and providing essential hygiene products through
dignity packs. Following the hike held on 3 October, we speak to founder Owam
Govender about the initiative’s impact. We are joined on the line by founder, Owam Govender.

We are now joined by a former winner, Kuhle Tshambula to unpack the journey from school to the national final, how the experience shaped her, and the opportunities the competition offers learners, including investment prizes and university bursaries.

To find out more about the Foundation’s purpose, its relationship with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, and why it supports the National Financial Literacy Speech Competition, we’re joined by Dr Alex Mathole, Deputy Chair of the Financial Services Consumer Education Foundation.

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority’s National Financial Literacy Speech Competition celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, equipping young South Africans with financial knowledge and the confidence to share what they know.

To reflect on the competition’s journey, its impact on learners and the vision for the next generation, we’re joined by Lyndwill Clarke, Departmental Head: Consumer Education at the Financial Sector Conduct Authority.

Anonymous wants set healthy boundaries with his former partner without
creating conflict, while ensuring their daughter’s needs are met and
his marriage is also protected.

If you are co-parenting with someone and are now married or in a
new relationship, who comes first: is it your child or your current
partner?

#BetterTogether goes live from the Birchwood Hotel in Boksburg on Friday, 9 October, for the FSCA’s National Financial Literacy Speech Competition.

Today, we speak to former winner Kesaobaka Maamogwa about the Competition’s impact on young people.