SAPRA’s Lebo Ramolahloane unpacks the tough realities facing service station owners—from razor‑thin margins and load‑shedding costs to rising crime and calls for margin reform. Kaya FM

Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe is standing her ground, rejecting claims that she misled Parliament over two luxury vehicles allegedly linked to the ANC Women’s League. Appearing before MPs, Tolashe addressed a string of governance concerns - from disputed appointments to food aid issues - but it’s the vehicle saga that’s drawing the most scrutiny. The cars, reportedly donated by Chinese officials, were registered in her children’s names, a matter now before Parliament’s ethics committee. Tolashe insists she has followed due process and submitted a formal affidavit. Phemelo speaks to Parliament’s Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Social Development Bridget Masango. Kayafm

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says South Africa is shifting gears in its fight against foot-and-mouth disease, rolling out a new fast-track vaccination scheme to help farmers protect their livestock. Speaking in Parliament, Steenhuisen announced a gazetted Routine Vaccination Scheme that allows farmers to take immediate action under veterinary supervision, instead of waiting for a national rollout. Framing it as a long-term strategy, he said the move signals a shift from reactive outbreak control to a science-driven plan aimed at rebuilding the country’s agricultural competitiveness and reopening global markets. Phemelo speaks to Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen. Kayafm

President Cyril Ramaphosa is pushing back against claims that South Africa is xenophobic, dismissing such labels as “lazy” as tensions over migration continue to simmer. The presidency says concerns about undocumented foreign nationals must be addressed without painting the country with a broad brush. The remarks come against a backdrop of growing anti-migrant rhetoric and protests, some of which have turned violent in the past. With immigration fast becoming a political flashpoint, the debate over jobs, service delivery and social cohesion is intensifying. Phemelo speaks to International Relations Ministry spokesperson Chrispin Phiri. Kayafm

South Africa’s economic powerhouse is teetering on the edge, with the National Treasury warning it may freeze billions in funding to the City of Johannesburg. A

damning letter from Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana paints a picture of a city deep in crisis - owing over R25 billion but holding just R3.9 billion in cash. The potential funding freeze, worth more than R8 billion, has triggered alarm among political parties and residents alike. With crumbling infrastructure, service outages and an unfunded budget adding to the strain, pressure is mounting on city leaders to act fast. Phemelo speaks to ActionSA Gauteng caucus leader Funzi Ngobeni and DA Johannesburg caucus leader Belinda Kayser-Echeozonjoku. Kayafm

This week on Legal Matters, Nthabiseng Dubazana unpacks a trio of key cases shaping the legal landscape - from a construction site injury and questions of contributory negligence to a defective truck dispute testing consumer protection laws. She also breaks down a significant Supreme Court of Appeal ruling on police bail, offering insight into how these decisions could impact everyday South Africans. Kayafm

Sustainability often gets spoken about in big global terms, solar farms,

electric cars, eco-cities, but for most households, especially in South Africa’s

township communities, it starts much closer to home. It lives in how we use

electricity during load shedding, how we manage water when supply is uncertain, and how we deal with waste long after the bin is full. The question is no longer whether “green living” is important, but whether it is practical in everyday life. Kaya 959

Breakups don’t usually arrive with sirens and flashing lights. They’re quieter than that. Sometimes it’s just a shift , a change in tone, in energy, in the way someone looks at you or doesn’t. Nothing dramatic has happened, yet something feels different. And you can’t quite tell if you’re imagining it… or sensing it.Have you ever sensed it coming? That feeling that something isn’t the same even though no one has said it out loud yet Kaya 959

Feel good about feeling good! That’s exactly what The Feel-Good show is about. An escape from the negativity that surrounds us, indulging you in good feels. Pass it on to one and all. Spread the good feeling around Gauteng with Andy Maqondwana. Kaya 959 Website

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