Pat Mahlangu, Founder of Pat on Brands and Lerato Agency believes that the youth plays an active role in the South African economy; however, they are not given enough recognition or spotlight to acknowledge their impact in this economy. His company Pat On Brands just hosted the Top 16 Youth-Owned Brands Awards (YOBA) and they were a success and he joins us to chat about his journey and belief in our youth.

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On the Kwantu Feature, we talk about tension around Ingonyama Trust between the King Misizulu and Phinda angene. Gogo Dungezweni will put the issues in  context regarding the position of the Zulu kingship and its significance…this will not only be for South Africa but it will be for our region and the African continent as a whole.

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This evening on Crime Time we talk about Rosemary’s Hitlist, the true-crime documentary series about cop-turned-serial-killer Nomia Rosemary Ndlovu, which is now streaming on Showmax. The director of this documentary, Valentino Mathibela, believes that the documentary is a uniquely South African tale which will have viewers glued to their screens and she joins us in studio….

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This evening on ‘In Conversation with Dr Eve, the focus is on the trauma suffered by female sex workers. Dr Eve highlights trauma of sex work in both traditional/real life sex work and heavily focus on sex work in digital era.

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This evening on Change your mindset feature, we continue our discussion on the commandments of wealth consciousness and we’re joined by author and consultant at changecreatorsa, Stanley Beckett.

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On the Weird and Wonderful tonight we are joined by Nick Pope, former British Government's UFO Project leader and the world’s leading experts on UFOs, the unexplained, and conspiracy theories, he will be talking about an interview that was aired on 11th June 2023 with a rather high ranking whistleblower - and the whistleblower is making some pretty startling allegations to say the least and Nick will give us more information.

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In keeping with the spirit of Youth Month, today on Financial Matters, Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, asks our listeners to share: a message they would give to their younger self regarding finances.

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On our Education feature we talk about the new two-pot system that government could be introducing next year by March 1,2024. The two-pot system means South Africans will be able to access one-third of their retirement savings throughout their career, while two-thirds will only become accessible on retirement. The reform is meant to deter South Africans from cashing out their retirement savings when they resign, and also to prevent workers from resigning to access their retirement funds. Natasha Huggett-Henchie, a principal consultant at NMG Benefits, proposes four preventative measures for consumers to make sure they are not too tempted to treat their retirement fund as a transactional account.

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There is no typical father in South Africa. There are many types of fathers and many types of fatherhood in the country. From absent fathers, co-resident fathers to non-resident fathers and social fathers. This evening on Man Torque, talk about the importance of social father and we’re joined by Kgaugelo Habyane, Founder of Manned Up Conversation Podcast.

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On Legal Matters, we talk to Osborne Molatudi, Founder of Molatudi Attorneys and Employment & Labour Law Expert, about how the labour court upheld the CCMA’s ruling that an employee's dismissal was unfair after he failed several breathalyser tests.

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