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July 032026.07.03 – Jack Bloom – After more than three decades in the Gauteng Legislature, you’ve now taken on a national executive role. What motivated you to accept the position of Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation, and what do you hope to achieve?13 minPlay
July 032026.07.03 – John Day – The Supreme Court has ruled that states may count ballots that arrive after Election Day, provided they were postmarked on time. From a constitutional perspective, why is this such an important decision?11 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Nadia Booysen, cancer survivor – A day in the life of a cancer survivor21 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Professor Carol-Ann Benn – Why your oncologist needs to know about every medicine and supplement you take23 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Arthur Goldstuck – How will WhatsApp use usernames instead of numbers and can we see users switching to that feature10 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Taryn Harris – What can you remove from the property? What do you need to advise your agent of that you are taking15 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Benji Shulman – you suggest that some media outlets inadvertently amplify these narratives. What responsibility does the media have to distinguish between evidence-based reporting and politically convenient speculation? “8 minPlay
July 022026.07.02 – Olga Deutsch – Supporters of the agency argue that millions of Palestinians rely on its services every day. If UNRWA were removed from Gaza, what realistic alternatives would need to be in place to avoid a humanitarian vacuum?12 minPlay