Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School, Prof Renata Schoeman speaks to Joanne Joseph about a new treatment approach which offers hope to adults with ADHD

Director of Social Cohesion and Equity at the Department of Basic Education, Likho Bottoman and FEDSAS Deputy CEO, Riaan van der Bergh on regulations to be developed for teachers to engage learners on digital platforms

SABC News reporter, Michael Mdluli speaks to Joanne Joseph about his visit to the Siboshwa Primary School in Mpumalanga. Gerald Sambo, spokesperson for the Mpumalanga Education responds to the challenges at the school.

Sharonne Adams, Head of Portfolio at the Auditor General South Africa  shares insights on the work of the Auditor General of South Africa's office.

A devastating flood disaster has struck the Nepal-Tibet border, leaving hundreds dead or missing — and now, six South Africans have reportedly been unaccounted for. As rescuers race against time and fears grow over the possible collapse of a dam, the full scale of the disaster is still unfolding. Gift of the Givers is on standby and are in contact with Nepalese disaster management authorities. But with no official call yet for international assistance, teams have been advised not to deploy until the situation becomes clearer.

Dr Imtiaz Sooliman, Founder of @GiftoftheGivers

A detailed Daily Maverick exposé paints a troubling picture of widespread disarray in the province’s ambulance fleet. Reports suggest some vehicles are out of service awaiting repairs, while others are parked at public facilities but cannot be deployed because essential equipment is missing. Meanwhile, emergency services staff are said to be deeply demoralised. So, is the province’s emergency response system in crisis?

Guest: Dr Mthandeki Xamlashe: Acting HOD the Eastern Cape Department of Health

Is the Suez Canal making a comeback? After months of avoiding the Red Sea because of security and political tensions, shipping companies appear to be cautiously returning to one of the world’s most important trade routes. But with uncertainty still hanging over the region, how confident can they be that the route is safe — and what could this mean for freight costs, shipping times and the price of goods reaching markets around the world? 

Guest: Unathi Sonti: Executive Chairperson, Maritime Business Chamber

If you’re a parent in the Eastern Cape, has your child’s education been affected by the underfunding of public schools? It’s a question that goes to the heart of a major legal battle, after the Eastern Cape High Court stepped in and ruled that the failure to properly fund public schools in the province is unconstitutional and unlawful.

The Citizen reports that the government has been ordered to address the crisis — and now, the spotlight is on what happens next. We’re about to hear from two of the parties at the centre of this fight, as we unpack what the court ruling means for schools, parents and, most importantly, the learners whose futures are at stake.

Guest: Cecile Van Schalkwyk: Senior Attorney at the Legal Resources Centre

Basil Manuel: Executive Director, National Professional Teachers' Organisation of SA (Naptosa)