Current Affairs

In this episode, we unpack the key takeaways from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s latest State of the Nation Address (SONA) 2026 with the Democratic Alliance’s National Spokesperson, Jan de Villiers. De Villiers shares the DA’s perspective on the President’s priorities, policy proposals, and the government’s plans for tackling pressing national challenges. From economic growth and job...

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Today we celebrate creativity with purpose under the inspiring theme: “Clean Water, Clear Minds, Strong Communities.” Last year, young artists and scientists were invited to share their perspectives on the importance of water in our daily lives and within our communities. This powerful initiative was led by the North West University’s Research Unit for Self-Directed...

Today we are tackling one of the most urgent and life-threatening issues facing our country – the water crisis. From informal settlements and rural villages to suburbs like Midrand in Johannesburg, South Africans across all communities are struggling to access something as basic as clean, safe water. Our guest today says this crisis is not...

We turn our focus to youth development, discipline through sport, and the urgent need to protect and uplift vulnerable children in our communities. Nama Youth Guardians, a non-profit organisation based in Port Nolloth, is currently running its Guardians in Action Bootcamp, where children train daily to improve their fitness, discipline and focus. But the organisation’s vision...

In this compelling episode, we are joined by Sabelo Skiti, investigative journalist from TimesLIVE, as he unpacks the ongoing Alexkor v Vast Mineral Sands court case and its broader implications. Sabelo provides in-depth insight into the origins of the dispute, the key legal and corporate players involved, and why this case has attracted national attention....

 We’re sharing a remarkable story of resilience, recovery, and impact.  Casual Day, one of South Africa’s most loved fundraising campaigns – has recorded a major financial turnaround.  Joining us is Ms Therina Wentzel, National Director of the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities, to unpack this inspiring journey, the lessons learned, and what...

We shine the spotlight on an outstanding academic achievement right here in the Namakwa District. Hoërskool Namakwaland has come out first in the district, with an impressive 85% of its matric learners qualifying for bachelor-level studies, the highest number of such passes in the area. Joining us in studio is the principal of Hoërskool Namakwaland,...

A policy meant to “protect” the nation or one that risks deepening exclusion and injustice? We critically examine the Revised Draft White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection and its implications for South Africa’s democracy. To help us unpack these complex and sensitive issues, we are joined by Princess Mthombeni, Co-Founder of South Africans...

We turn our focus to troubling allegations of police brutality following a search conducted at a local resident’s home. Samuel “Elder Sampie” Edward has come forward claiming that members of the South African Police Service employed excessive force while searching his premises for alleged illegal substances. The incident has sparked serious debate around police conduct,...