Focus: This coming Sunday Ukhozi FM will be hosting its Annual Gospel Festival at Germiston Lake, Ekurhuleni. The station hosted the event 3 years ago and they say since then their listeners have been calling for it. So they are doing exactly what their listeners are requesting them to do. What can they expect this time around?

Guest: Mu Ngcolosi – Marketing Manager at Ukhozi FM

Focus: We dispel some of the myths that exist around youth unemployment in this country. We do this through the Youth Employability Study conducted by the Centre for Social Development in Africa (at UJ) which aims to understand the effects that youth employability interventions and access to financial assets have on facilitating young people’s transition into employment.

Guest (studio): Lauren Graham: Associate Professor and Deputy Director at the UJ Centre for Social Development in Africa (CSDA)
Senzelwe Mthembu: Researcher at the UJ Centre for Social Development in Africa (CSDA)

Michael Hlophe defines black privilege and argue that Black people should stop being as lazy as they’re labeled and come up with innovative ways to combat the gap between the ‘haves’ and ‘have nots’.

As unrest continues in Ethiopia for almost a year now, the country’s government has reportedly ruled out holding new elections to address the grievances behind protests. The riots started late last year when government decided to expand the capital, Addis Ababa into the surrounding farmlands in the Oromia region. Is this really about the expansion or is there more to it? Prof Mammo Muchie - Research Chair in Innovation Studies Faculty of Economics and Finance at Tshwane University of Technology

Mike Mlingana - DG in the Department fo Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. Ismael Motala - President of the African Farmers Association of SA in the Western Cape

Last week along list of children in need of foster care circulated in the media with please to the public to adopt or give financial aid. The list stated different reasons including unknown whereabouts of the biological parents. Looking at the list, one wonders why would so many children be abandoned? What are some of the reasons behind this and how bad is the situation in the country?

Swiss caregiver platform, STUWARD with the blessing of Dementia SA has come up with an online interactive support for caregivers looking after patients or family members suffering from Dementia. The platform is said to be a useful tool for caregivers to go to when they need guidance. For a country like South Africa where not everybody has internet access, how will it work?

Last week saw the final debate between U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. Trump said he would accept the result of the Nov. 8 election - "if I win" - fueling Republican concerns his stance would make it harder for his party to maintain control of Congress. Clinton referred to the comment as horrifying. Well with just a few days to go before the polls, what are the highlights and what can we read into this race?

Psychological matters with Joanna Kleovoulou’ - “Is arguing a natural part of every relationship”

As the debate on the decolonisation of knowledge continues. This morning we look at the discipline of mathematics and assess where it fits into the debate. Our guest argues that it’s not obvious how mathematics can be decolonised at the level of content; however she firmly believes that it can be decolonised.