George Manyosi and The Siz The World team weigh in on what to make of the Midrand water crisis and concerns from businesses losing revenue due to water cuts. The team asks who is to blame for the water crisis experienced in Midrand? Municipality, Joburg water, Gov spatial planning, Mushrooming apartments or the department of water & sanitation's failure to improve aging infrastructure? Inefficient irrigation systems and failure to store flood water? www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

George Manyosi and The Siz The World team weigh in on what to make of news of John Steenhuisen possible withdraw from Democratic Alliance leadership race. The team ask whether this has any effect on how you will vote, Are you a DA member who is sad to hear of such news, and is this a sign of an imploding party or a party quick to resolving a potentially dire situation? www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Dietician and author Mpho Tshukudu returned to conclude her series on gut health, drawing from her book Your Health Starts in Your Gut. In the final instalment, she focused on the role of key vitamins, including collagen, in supporting overall health, while also answering listeners’ pressing questions on how to maintain a healthy gut. Kayafm

Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge has avoided a finding of gross misconduct but has been sharply criticised by a Judicial Conduct Tribunal for behaviour deemed unbecoming of a judicial officer. The tribunal found that his “flirtatious relationship” with a court secretary during work hours violated the Code of Judicial Conduct, saying his actions fell short of the honour expected of the judiciary. Legal expert Mpumelelo Zikalala unpacked what the 169-page ruling means for accountability and standards within South Africa’s legal system. Kayafm

MMC for Roads and Transport in the City of Johannesburg Kenny Kunene has called for Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero to resign over the suspension of Rea Vaya bus services in Soweto, describing the move as a costly “unilateral decision” that is draining the city’s finances. Kunene speaks to Phemelo about his recent utterances including concerns about Johannesburg’s transport budget and chronic underspending. Recent revelations by Gauteng Finance MEC Lebogang Maile highlighted that municipalities spent an average of just 21% of the Public Transport Network Grant in the first half of the 2025/26 financial year, with none exceeding 40%. Kayafm

Frustration boiled over in Midrand as residents took to the streets after enduring a six-day water outage. Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero joined Phemelo to address the unfolding water crisis, explain what led to the prolonged disruption, and outline what the city is doing to restore supply. The mayor also responded to controversy around the suspension of Rea Vaya bus services in Soweto, adding another layer of pressure on the metro’s service delivery challenges. Kayafm

Imagine walking into your local store and paying with a cryptocurrency that always equals one Rand, no wild swings, no speculation, just self‑sovereign certainty. A digital token that settles faster than today’s banking rails and at a fraction of the cost.

That’s the promise of stablecoins. Dr Wiehann Olivier, Partner and Head of Fintech, Digital Assets & Private Equity at Forvis Mazars and Gugulethu discuss the quiet revolution integrating stablecoins and blockchain into everyday financial activity.

Millions of South Africans rely on retirement funds to secure their financial future, but what happens when members lose track of their benefits? A recent case has highlighted a critical issue: fund administrators have a legal duty to actively trace members and ensure they receive what is due. Failure to do so can result in small, unclaimed benefits being eroded by administration costs, leaving members out of pocket. Deputy Pension Funds Adjudicator Naheem Essopex examines the responsibilities of fund administrators, the role of employers, and what members can do to protect their retirement savings. Kaya FM

South Africa is heading into another election year, and healthcare remains a central concern for citizens. While National Health Insurance dominates the political debate, the country faces a more immediate crisis: affordability pressures, limited access, and workforce shortages in both public and private healthcare. From rising costs of treatment to delays in specialist care and the growing mental health burden, experts say urgent, practical reforms cannot wait for NHI. Today, Profmed CEO Craig Comrie joins KayaBiz to talk about what needs to happen now to build a system that works for all South Africans. Kaya FM

South Africa’s automotive sector is under mounting pressure as global trade fragmentation, rising imports and weak policy execution threaten local manufacturing. . To unpack what this means for manufacturers, workers and consumers, we’re joined by Renai Moothilal, CEO of the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers. Kaya FM