There has been much confusion over traffic fines and arrest warrants at roadblocks, with many uncertain as to when someone can be arrested. To shed some light on this, we chat to the Automobile Association’s Layton Beard

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We continue our “Making Life better” CSI initiative today by donating a key tool in the fight against the pandemic, which is the humble face mask, to worthy organisations.

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The Health Ministry has warned matriculants and their parents that the Rage 2020 events around the country are coronavirus super spreader events after a number of confirmed positive Covid-19 cases. Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize has urged teens who attended the festival, to quarantine for 10 days. We chat to Dr Kamz Govender who sounded the alarm about the super-spreader event

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Our “Making Life better” CSI initiative kicked off where we appealed for wheelchairs for two very desperate paraplegics. We received tremendous support from our listeners and have some good news to share...

Today marks World AIDS Day, which is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV and to show support for people living with HIV. In South Africa alone, more than four million people have died of Aids. So how far have we come in that fight, and how is HIV and Aids being managed under the shadow of the pandemic?

We are chat with AIDS Healthcare Foundation South Africa Country Program Director Nduduzo Dube to get some answers.

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In the race to find a vaccine, how far behind are we? Is it something we will have to buy, will medical aid cover it or will it be free for everyone? What does the percentage efficacy really mean? We get some answers from one of South Africa’s leading scientists, Prof Shabir Madhi.

The South African political arena right now is quite tumultuous. We have Zuma versus Zondo; the Bushiri’s great escape; President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Investment Conference; and ? We look at debating this with Political analyst Sanusha Naidoo.

Racism reared its ugly head again this weekend, as Hindus celebrated Deepavali, and on the eve of the 1860 commemoration of the arrival of Indentured Indians to South Africa. A well-known race horse trainer expressed his views on fireworks being lit by allegedly attacking the Indian community on social media, with racist and derogatory language.

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Today marks the 160th anniversary of the arrival of Indian indentured labourers in South Africa. As we reminisce on this remarkable journey that our forebears undertook, we will look at our Indian identity. How far have we come 160 years on? We chat with author and social commentator professor Ashwin Desai...

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To find out what the current status of the 1860 monument is, we chat with KZN Finance MEC, Ravi Pillay, who has been tasked by the premier to relook at the project…