South African rugby legend Joel Stransky joins us live from his 2,500km “Hope Ride From Sea to See” — a 14-day cycling journey from Durban to Swakopmund to raise funds for the LumoHawk Foundation, which provides eye tests and spectacles to children in underfunded schools.

Joel shares highlights from the never-before-cycled route, speaks about Madiba’s lasting influence on his life, and gives his thoughts on rising Springbok star Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu. He also explains the foundation’s impact and appeals to corporates and donors to help give more children the gift of sight.

32 years on, the mystery behind Chris Hani’s assassination remains. Retired judge and author Chris Nicholson discusses his new book, Who Really Killed Chris Hani, sharing fresh insights, eyewitness accounts, and untold details, while exploring why full justice has yet to be served in South Africa.

This week on our SA Television feature, we sit down with one of the most charismatic and multifaceted talents in the industry — Chris Jaftha. Fresh from his standout lead role in Khaki Fever, which earned him a National Film and Television Award nomination, Chris joins us to talk about his remarkable comeback to the small screen.

From television and film to theatre, dance, modelling, and international training at the Stella Adler School of Film in Los Angeles, Chris has built an enviable artistic résumé. In this interview, he reflects on his journey, his recent success, and the “electric energy” of returning to live theatre in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

We also delve into his early days raising funds for HIV/AIDS orphanages through industrial theatre, explore how his personal and professional outlook has evolved, and find out what turning 40 means for the next chapter of his life.

South Africa’s rental market is growing, but rising tenant vulnerability and tighter household budgets are creating new challenges. Waldo Marcus from TPN joins us to unpack key trends from the latest Rental Monitor, including rental escalations, festive-season budgeting pressures, provincial performance, and what investors, landlords, and tenants should prepare for as we head into 2026.

South Africa’s online gaming landscape is rapidly evolving, with rising concerns around gambling risks and digital safety. In this Lifestyle interview, Miranda Guliashvili from SOFTSWISS discusses how AI is transforming player protection, global regulatory trends influencing Africa, and why trust, cyber-security, and responsible marketing are becoming essential for the future of iGaming in South Africa.

Join us for a Lifestyle interview with Aphiwe Khambule, COO of 21st Century Funeral Services and Entrepreneur of the Year 2025. She shares her journey from fashion and digital media into the funeral industry, and how compassion, innovation, and purpose-led services are transforming how families are supported — from aftercare to community value — especially in a post-Covid world.

As South Africa hosts the first-ever African G20 Summit in Johannesburg, global attention turns to discussions around debt relief, energy transitions, and reducing inequality. With anticipation building ahead of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival, local group Sawubona Modi has sparked nationwide excitement. In today’s lifestyle feature, we explore the cultural, diplomatic, and community significance of the visit. Johannesburg-based businessman and philanthropist Sachin Ahuja joins us to unpack India’s role at the Summit, the India–Brazil–South Africa (IBSA) relationship, and what this historic moment means for India–South Africa ties. 

This week, we spotlight South African writer, artist, and financial advisor Nadiya Cassim, whose debut novel Not Another Samoosa Run has already captured the attention of readers across the country. Fresh from her appearance at the African Women Writers Symposium, Nadiya joins us to unpack her experience on the “Debut Publishing” panel, discuss the cultural and personal themes woven into her book, and share advice for aspiring writers navigating their own creative journeys.

Join us for a special Lifestyle Feature with Dr. Michael Mol, former Top Billing presenter and well-loved TV personality. As the iconic lifestyle show makes its highly anticipated return to SABC 3 after six years, Dr. Mol reflects on its legacy, its influence on South African luxury culture, and the emotions behind the recent reunion of past presenters.

He shares some of his most unforgettable on-screen adventures, insights into the upcoming Reunion Special airing on 27 November at 7 PM, and what viewers can expect from the new season launching next March.

Dr. Mol also offers an important message for Men’s Health Awareness Month, highlighting the need for regular screenings and proactive health checks.

Today we feature Unsung Heroes Award recipient Videshni Singh, a magistrate and social justice advocate dedicated to empowering vulnerable women, children, and recovering addicts. As founder of Lightworkers International, she leads transformative programmes that restore dignity, build confidence, and support victims of gender-based violence. In this interview, she shares her journey, the impact of her work, and how others can contribute to creating empowering, solution-driven change in their communities.