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Hlekani, together with relationship coach and author Dr Elijah Masubelele, discussed suicide, including some of the warning signs that may indicate someone is struggling with suicidal thoughts and ways to support and help someone who may be at risk.

The Ekurhuleni killings are unfolding against a national crisis.

Remember that the SAPS recorded 569 women murdered between April and June 2026, alongside 9,201 reported rapes. More than 60% of a sampled group of rape cases occurred at a residence, challenging the idea that violence against women is primarily a danger lurking somewhere outside the home. The scale is exactly why government classified GBVF as a national disaster in November 2025. But the numbers are still as shocking if not increasingly shocking. So what does it mean for something to be a national disaster? Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Political Analyst, Leeto Briggar about this

The Make It Happen Foundation is accusing the Limpopo Human Rights Commission in Limpopo of failing to fulfil its constitutional obligation to protect the former and current workers of Great North Transport whose pension monies were lost. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, the Make It Happen Foundation’s Managing Director Harry Masindi said the South African Human Rights Commission was created to be a voice for the vulnerable, but for GNT workers it has been biased and silent.

On this Legal segment, Hlekani joined by Attorney Camila Moabelo from Mohuba and Partners unpacked on what the law actually says about posthumous registration of customary marriages in South Africa.

Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise hear and elevator pitch from Lethabo Machaba, the founder of Sugar Rush Polokwane. She makes sweet treats and sells in the corners of Polokwane and Business Coach, Thabelo Raphala gives her some tips on how she can make her dreams to expand a reality.

On this Personal Power, Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Paula Quinsee about how to know if the person you’re with is the person you should be marrying. If you’re about to say “I do” to the love of your life and had some questions – we'll be looking at the things to focus on and what to work on before walking down the altar.

Today on SA Round-Up, we’re highlighting a powerful story of compassion, instinct and doing the right thing. Durban teacher Lezé van der Walt helped locate missing former South African Air Force helicopter pilot Slade Thomas after spotting him while driving her son to school. But when his family offered her a R50 000 reward, she turned it down, believing she was simply doing what was right and crediting God for leading her to him. A remarkable reminder that sometimes, the greatest reward is knowing you’ve made a difference.

This morning on On The Real, we’re exploring the important conversation around GLP-1 weight-loss medications and their potential impact on mental health. Joined by Dr Naz Daniels, a member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists, we’ll unpack the relationship between weight loss, body image, mood and eating disorders, while examining why medical guidance and mental-health support are essential. Because the journey to better health is about more than the number on the scale — it’s about your overall well-being.

When one mentions plastic surgery, there is most of the time a certain level of shock that people express. With the recent times, more and more people are warming up to the idea of buying new faces and bodies. Nghamula Chauke spoke to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon Dr Christian Vyamungu about pros and cons of plastic surgery and he says that people should not overlook the advantages that come with plastic surgery because it has the ability to build and restore one's self confidence.

In south Africa, September marks the beginning of Spring, and this shows that warmer seasons are approaching, time for short shorts and cold treats. In this Podcast, King Bash asks the listeners of the show; "What Ice Cream flavour is your ultimate favourite that you would recommend the next person tries? If you are lactose intolerant, what cold treats do you enjoy in warmer weathers?". The listeners share theirs and suggest some for others to try. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!