The University of KwaZulu-Natal is rolling out a critical social justice and citizenship. Around 9000 first-year students will make up the majority of the first cohort to benefit from the university-wide module which will be compulsory for all first-time entry students as of 2024. We now speak to Dr Monique Whittaker, part of task team that designed the module.

The Moshoeshoe walk is an annual walk in Lesotho attracting
hundreds of people, both locally and internationally.
The walk is a feel of beautiful mountains and rivers of clean water
and an inhalation of fresh air and an escape from the busy
townships’ livelihood. We chat To Thabo Maretlane.

Due to their long-distance marriage, anonymous is cheating on his wife. Mme. Claudine offers guidance to him.

We now find out more about the Joy the Musical Freedom Festival presented by the Tu Nokwe Creative Development Foundation. We’re joined in studio by Tu Nokwe.

We’re joined by Dr Kgafela oa Magogodi, band leader of a spoken word and music outfit Marabele, he’s also a Storyteller, Playwright and Director.

The auction of Nelson Mandela’s belongings has been suspended. The items were set to go under the hammer on February 22. Some of the items that were to be auctioned include Madiba’s ID, hearing aid and glasses. We now get feedback from Ben Mwasinga, Senior Manager: Heritage Conservation Management, at the South African Heritage Resources Agency.

The Independent Electoral Commission will host the second national voter registration weekend on February 3 and 4. We now speak to Granville Abrahams who is the Commission’s General Manager for Electoral Operations.

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Elsie.