Guest: Lisa Vetten, Research Associate at the Southern Centre of Inequality Studies at Wits University

The possible impeachment of Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge, following a finding of gross misconduct by the Judicial Service Commission, is more than a legal turning point. It’s a powerful moment of reckoning for how workplaces confront unwanted sexual attention from those in positions of power. 

The sentencing of Julius Malema for a firearm discharge conviction puts three high-stakes questions on the table: what the law demands, what it means for the Economic Freedom Fighters, and whether his political trajectory bends—or breaks—from here. 

Guest: Nthabiseng Dubazana: Legal Expert at Dubazana Attorneys, 064 544 9302

Guest: Nkosikhulule Nyembezi: Political Analyst, 082 688 6405

A new report highlights South Africa’s deepening wastewater crisis, showing that despite tens of billions allocated for repairs, the country’s sewage treatment systems are still deteriorating. The article frames the issue as a cycle of “build, neglect, rebuild”, where infrastructure investment is undermined by poor maintenance and governance. 

Guest: Ayesha Laher, director at AHL Water & Water Expert

eThekwini municipality water and sanitation responds to residents’ complaints over ongoing water supply issue. 

Guest: Jabulani Mayise, Manager Water Operations at Ethekwini Municipality Water and Sanitation

South Africans will have to tighten their belts further as the IMF downgrades the country's economic growth prospects

Economist and Director of Inanti Strategies,Xhanti Payi looks at the International Monetary Fund's downgrading of South Africa's economic growth.

A panel discussion on the Department of Basic Education's review of the history curriculum. Joanne speaks to the national DBE spokesperson, Terrence Khala; Historian Dr Vashna Jagarnath and Head of History at Redhill School in Morningside, Mumsy Malinga.

President of Ethekwini Ratepayers and Residents, Ish Prahladh speaks to

Joanne on the lack of water provision in the city following a complaint by a listener on the provision of water tankers for residents

Pope's Africa Tour amidst Trump criticism Catholic theologian, Dr Annemarie Paulin-Campbell delves into the importance of Pope Leo's Africa tour in the midst of criticism by US President, Donald Trump.

WTM Africa will soon kick off. It’s a sizeable conference focused on World Travel and Marketing, where a significant slice of business gets done. I’ve long maintained that one way of growing tourism in the country, and bringing in a massive amount of investment is through the medium of film. South Africa has the most gorgeous destinations for film making. Kwazulu-Natal, in particular, has really temperate weather and the locations there make for truly beautiful backdrops. Let’s find out more about the how the province plans to showcase itself at WTM Africa this year.

GUEST: Pinky Radebe: Head of PR & Communications at KZN Tourism & Film Authority

A 56-year-old Pastor arrested over the alleged rape of a 13-year-old girl in Gauteng is set to seek bail in the Roodepoort Magistrate’s Court on today, as outrage grows and calls mount for the court to keep him behind bars.

GUEST: Refiloe Mekoa, SABC News Reporter