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#LegalTuesday(QandA) | A child is entitled to reasonable maintenance to provide for clothing, housing, dental and medical care, education and training, and, where applicable, recreation.

Both parents have a duty to maintain the child according to their respective means. The duty exists irrespective of whether the child is adopted, born in or out of wedlock, or born of the first or a subsequent marriage.

How does child maintenance work in South Africa? This morning it is a special Q and A with legal expert Tshepho Mojapelo on all child maintenance related issues….

Guest:  Tshepho Mojapelo, Director at Mojapelo Attorneys Inc. 

www.mojapeloinc.co.za

What's the buzz? Fighting has erupted in Khartoum and other cities in Sudan as powerful rival military factions battle for control, increasing the risk of a nationwide civil war. What is happening in Sudan, why? 

Guest: Ibrahim Dean, Independent political Analyst and Middle East/North

Africa Researcher

ringing The Buzzzz into your life… Because we want you to become the best version of yourself

This morning we hear from KC Dinoke, Life Coach & Author he is talking about how daily victories are accomplished by fulfilling daily goals which will ultimately lead to your vision being attained.

Two of South Africa’s most enduring and well-loved groups have teamed up for a new album which will be  launched with a series of concerts at The Market Theatre. Their new album Hello Hello “A Forty Year Anniversary”, recorded and distributed by Content Connect  Africa, will be released on Friday 5th May 2023 on all digital platforms. Incredible as it may seem, the album  brings together these two iconic South African groups for the very first time. 

Congratulations to DJ Cleo for obtaining a Bachelor of Arts (in Business and Media Studies) Marketing from Wits University. He joins us on the line.

Community Arts Centres nationwide will see the launch of toolkits which will serve as a guide for future projects.

The Presidency has retracted comments made by President Cyril Ramaphosa and ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula that South Africa would withdraw from the International Criminal Court.