Better Together with Ntombi M

I would like to believe that I am fairly healthy but one thing that consistently knocks my body is Tonsillitis.

Some conversations make us laugh, some make us think, and others make us look at life a little differently.

After Dark with Kayise creates space for those conversations - honest, vulnerable and deeply human.

Kayise Ngqula started the podcast in 2020, and over the years it has grown into a platform for conversations around the experiences that shape us - from identity and healing to parenting, relationships and breaking generational cycles.

Now, Season 1 of After Dark with Kayise is entering a new chapter as it comes to SABC + on the 17th of September.

Anneline Mathiba is an albinism advocate, model, actress, presenter and founder of Proud Albinism, a platform that uses modelling, entertainment and awareness to create visibility and confidence for people living with albinism.
 
Through her advocacy, Anneline works to challenge misconceptions, tackle stigma and highlight the realities faced by people with albinism.
 
She has also used her voice to advocate for greater inclusion and access to healthcare and opportunities.

Should South Africa bring back the death penalty?

September celebrates Heritage Month, a time to reflect on and celebrate the history, culture and traditions that make us who we are.

Mothong African Heritage is dedicated to preserving and celebrating our African heritage, keeping our stories, culture and traditions alive for generations to come.

I found out recently that my 18 year old daughter is not biologically mine.

The safety of women remains a serious concern in South Africa, with women continuing to face the threat of violence simply while going about their daily lives.

This comes amid the discovery of the bodies of four women in Kempton Park over the past two months.

While police have not confirmed that the deaths are linked, the similarities in the cases have prompted a dedicated multidisciplinary investigation. 

Police are urging women in the area to avoid walking or running alone, particularly in isolated areas.

Gurulogic is known for bringing together jazz and deep house in a way that feels fresh, current and very much their own.

They’ve been building their sound over the years, and it’s a sound that really comes to life when you experience them live.

And now they’re getting ready for the 2026 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz, happening on the 25th and 26th of September at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Readings with Mkhulu Manzolwandle.

When I told my little sister that the man I met lives with his child’s mother, she said she was judging me.