Thomas Msengana and the team weighed in on the politics around using other people's Cups, plates and utensils in the workplace. Thomas asked listeners on whether they have ever gotten trouble for using someone’s cup, plate or utensils in the office? www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Thomas and the team opined on the cost of electricity at the moment, this after former Eskom chief executive officer André de Ruyter saying that he believes that SA should follow Australia’s energy production systems to fix the high electricity prices. Thomas asked the listeners on what to make of People who leave their jobs only to criticize the incumbent who is seemingly succeeding in areas they failed and on How much people are paying for their electricity bill? www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

This week on Legal Matters, Nthabiseng Dubazana broke down key legal issues, including how courts interpret contract clauses, when expropriation may be unlawful, and whether detainees can use Kindle e-readers to prepare for trial. She also tackled listeners’ legal questions and offered practical insights into navigating complex legal challenges. Kayafm

Allegations of racial profiling in Western Cape school admissions came under the spotlight in Parliament, with lawmakers demanding accountability following a court ruling that found parts of the province’s admissions system unconstitutional. While Education MEC David Maynier dismissed the scrutiny as politically motivated, critics argue the system unfairly disadvantages black, poor and rural learners. Equal Education’s Ntsiki Dlulani weighed in on the controversy and what it means for access to education. Kayafm

A probe by the SIU has revealed that millions of rand in Free State bursary funds were allegedly awarded to officials’ relatives, deceased individuals, foreign nationals and other ineligible beneficiaries. The investigation also found irregular expenditure and unaccounted-for funds sitting in university accounts, raising serious concerns about how money meant to support needy students was managed. Acting SIU head Leonard Lekgetho unpacked the findings and the next steps. Kayafm

JSE Capital Markets Chief Helina Andhee breaks down the significance of Canal+’s new listing and what it reveals about South Africa’s evolving listings environment. We explore liquidity, innovation, delistings vs. new entrants, and the JSE’s strategy to attract global issuers in a competitive capital markets landscape. Kaya FM

TransUnion Africa CEO Lee Naik analyzes how rising rates, fuel spikes, and deepening credit stress are reshaping household finances. We unpack a 14% collapse in fuel buying power, soaring non‑bank loan delinquencies, and why the new withdrawal system may offer less relief than expected. A data‑driven guide to absorb, adapt, or protect. Kaya FM

Snake Nation Africa Director Tshitso Mosolodi takes us inside the platform helping African creators reclaim ownership in the digital economy. We unpack Web3‑enabled monetization, campus‑driven creative ecosystems, and how young creators can build sustainable businesses while keeping cultural authenticity at the center.

Go Cloud Technologies MD Cedric Hlatshwayo explains why cloud migration, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure have become survival tools for South African businesses. From SMEs to corporates, we explore how cloud solutions improve resilience, reduce costs, and unlock new growth opportunities in an increasingly digital economy.

BRICS Business Council’s Advocate Mtho Xulu joins us to discuss South Africa’s widening BRICS trade deficit, the urgent need to shift from raw exports to value-added manufacturing, and whether BRICS-Plus markets can help offset domestic demand weakness. A strategic look at SA’s place in a rapidly shifting global trade environment. Kaya FM