This week it is dream interpretations with Yolanda Zwelamadloti Dandala , a healer, Youth in Traditional Healing Activist and Founder of  Zwelamadloti  Foundation

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Following our interview with Dr Choice Makhetha, Senior director of student affairs - Stellenbosch University regarding the racial incident at the University, we are now joined by Zusiphe Msongelwa SASCO secretary at Stellenbosch University.

First Thing is First |   The white student who urinated on the property of a black student at Stellenbosch University's Huis Marais residence was suspended yesterday.

Footage taken by the victim was widely shared on social media on Monday morning, immediately sparking outrage and condemnation showing a white student urinating in the dorm room of a black student.

Guest: Dr Choice Makhetha, Senior director of student affairs - Stellenbosch University

On #Your4Play Celebrating the Life of Legendary Gospel Artist Dr. Behorah Frazer & Dr. Rebecca Molope paying tribute 

with Musa Zulu 

#MoneyMonday| Can spending money on your appearance really boost your income?

Guest: Gerald Mwandiambira , Award winning CFP® Professional , Speaker

and Author For professional financial planning and wealth creation and

management

visit www.askgerald.co.za

Twitter: @AskGeraldCFP

First Thing is First |   In 2006, South Africa became the first and remains the only African country to legalize same-sex marriage, with a constitution that also protects against discrimination based on sexual orientation.  But what does it mean when it comes to customary law?

Guest: Tshepho Mojapelo, Director at Mojapelo Attorneys Inc.

AVIATION UPDATE with Phuthego Mojapele

Tributes are continuing to pour in for Gospel star Deborah Fraser who passed away yesterday. She was 56. In one of her last interviews, Fraser revealed that she was hospitalised from February to March this year after falling ill on her way to a gig in Klerksdorp in the North West and had since been wheelchair bound. We now speak to family spokesperson Lungile Cele.