do you live near a club, school, shopping complex or a stadium or an airport - what’s the one sound you hear often that’s become part of your life - or that just annoys you to your core?

Noise is the unseen soundtrack of neighbourhood life, sometimes comforting, often intrusive. Tell us: what daily sound where you live has become part of your day or drives you mad, and how do you cope with it? Kaya 959

At times we find ourselves in the doghouse with our partners, friends, family, or colleagues and we honestly just don’t understand why they are mad. So with the Blind Spot we and the listeners help you see and understand some of the blind spots you might have missed in certain situations. Kaya FM

Today's theme is Local Musicians who made a comeback in 2025 www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on what to make of the current potato prices and oversupply in the market. they also looked at what to make of the ⁠National Consumer Commission on the latest recall on select BMW models. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Editor at Large at My Broadband, Jan Vermeulen spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on what to make of Google's removal of the num=100 parameter which is said to have triggered sharp drops in Google Search Console impressions, rankings, and keyword visibility. Google's removal of the num=100 parameter is said to have massively reshaped SEO data: 87.7% of sites lost impressions in Google Search Console. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

The Siz The World team weighs in on what to make of the squabble between Brown Mogotsi versus ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula that he is not a member of the ruling party and on accusations that allegations to Brown is just a coordinated attack on Senzo Mchunu. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

For the first time in two years, indirect talks between Israel and Hamas are happening, and at the centre is Donald Trump’s surprise 20-point peace plan. While Israel has signed on and Hamas has partially agreed, the devil is in the details. At stake? The lives of remaining hostages, the future of Gaza, and a rare window for peace. Phemelo speaks to Professor Jeff Halper from the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions to break it all down. Kayafm

In a powerful move for international justice, the People’s Tribunal for Women of Afghanistan kicks off this week in Madrid and the lineup of judges is as groundbreaking as the hearings themselves. From gender persecution under the Taliban to calls for accountability, this forum amplifies Afghan women’s voices like never before. Among the judges? South Africa’s own Judge Rashida Manjoo. Phemelo speaks to Rawadari Executive Director Shaharzad Akbar about what this Tribunal means for women, justice and the world. Kayafm

As the world honours educators this World Teachers’ Day, the spotlight is on collaboration between teachers, governments, and communities. Despite being at the heart of learning and innovation, many teachers still work without support or recognition. UNICEF and UNESCO are calling for global action to change that. Phemelo speaks to Naptosa’s Executive Director Basil Manuel about what needs to happen now to elevate the profession and truly transform education systems. Kayafm

Frustrated and fed up, NEHAWU members marched through Johannesburg to demand urgent action from the Gauteng Health Department. From unsafe hospitals to unfair dismissals, workers say they’ve had enough. Their message? Fix broken facilities and reinstate the 34 fired cleaners at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital, or face more resistance. Phemelo speaks to NEHAWU Gauteng Secretary Mzikayise Tshontshi about the union’s demands and what’s at stake for healthcare workers. Kayafm