The month of Ramadan is now underway with Muslims fasting from dawn to dusk to observe the period.

While this time is supposed to be a holy observance for many Capetonians – several local Muslims have been car-jacked in the southern suburbs this week.

All of the incidences involved Muslims either going to or leaving the
mosque after prayer.

Pippa chats to Western Cape at Muslim Judicial Council of SA spokesperson Moulana Shuaib Appelby.

Last Tuesday of the month means it’s time to talk Style and Design with our
correspondent Bianca Resnekov.

Today we want to pick up in more detail on a story I mentioned briefly last week – the fact that the French government has now passed laws governing the weight of fashion models.

1 in 3 kids face becoming victims of sexual assault or physical abuse before 18. Activists discuss how to protect children better.

The family of Courtney Peters and parents of 18 other murdered WC children will take their stories to Parliament on Tuesday.

Social activist and big wave surfer Greg Bertish will launch his children's book, The Little Optimist, to help poor and sick kids.

Pippa chats to Craig Falck - Deputy Editor at TV Plus Magazine about what's showing on tv this week.

Mfundo Radebe was accepted into Harvard on a full scholarship and is now giving back to South African youth through his uplifting project, The Dlulisa Initiative.

MyBroadBand Jan Vermeulen explains that most Telkom customers have complained about an intermittent connection.

Guest: Mohammed Abdullah | Vice-chairperson of the Trust Board at Gatesville Mosque