DJ Complexion chats with DJ Tira about his latest single, "Zasha," featuring DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small, Leehleza, Dhladhla Mshunqisi, Uncool MC, Captain, and Campmasters and also unpacks what else you can expect from him headed into Summer 2025.

When the bank has rejected your application for a home loan - is it possible to push through that rejection and still buy a property? Phillip Schoeman is a Broker and the Owner of Remax, he joins Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise to discuss the options you remain with after rejection from a bank and some of the things you need to know.

There’s a quote that says “when you empower a woman you empower the community”. This rings true especially in the case of Mma Salome Magagula who converted her back room shack into a studio to help her son and his friends record music. She has since been using this studio as a way to help local children have an escape through music and she joins Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise to tell them about her vision.

The number of students taking physical sciences has decreased over the past few years. For example, one source mentions a 15% drop in students taking physical sciences between 2015 and 2019. This week is National Science Week, so Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise get into a Masterclass about how to get your children more interested in the sciences especially as they approach Grade 10.

A recent study carried by WeBuyCars shows that while men are more interested in power and prestige when buying a car, females tend to prioritise affordability and safety. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to the CEO of Master Drive- Eugene Herbert about what people look for in cars vs what they should be looking for in 2025.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise zoom in on the importance of keeping a dress code in the workplace and whether or not leaders can afford to "look relatable" in their dress code. They are joined by leadership expert, Dr Mpume Mkhize to discuss this further.

Madimetja Makhafola is the Founder of Ride Along Transport Solutions. He joins Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise to give a 30-second elevator pitch to a potential investor interested in a company creating transport solutions for businesses and individuals. They are also joined by Thabelo Raphala, Chartered Accountant, Business Coach and Managing Director at My Dough to see if they're on the right track to getting an investor.

The family of the late Thorisho Themane is not happy with news that one of their child's killers is applying for parole. This as the family says the accused,Kgothatso Teffo has only served 3 of his ten year sentence. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Thorisho's brother Karabo Themane says they feel that the justice system is failing to recognise their pain, especially looking at how Thorisho lost his life. Themane says as a family, they suspect that the pain of losing Thorisho in such a brutal manner is what has led to their mom's untimely death.

Experts say that procurement in Africa is at a crossroads. And this is as it evolves from a transactional function into a strategic driver of business. But a more pressing concern is whether the continent has the talent needed to meet future demands in the next five years. Many people in the industry say they entered it accidentally, rather than through a deliberate career path. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Paul Vos, Regional Managing Director of Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) Southern Africa about how the industry can be improved.

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita host Tiisetso "Titinic" Mohlala, the founder of Titinic Talent House as they learn more about karate, the principles that govern the sport and how a person can learn it as a skill in their old age. They also have an in studio demonstration where Mpho and Jones share their views of their first experience with karate.