The South African Chefs Association has announced its Junior Team Masakhane Training Squad for the 2026 Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg. We speak to one of the junior chefs on their culinary journey and what being part of this team means to them…

GUEST: Makgobokele Nchabeleng – Member of the Junior Team Masakhane Training Squad

On Monday, a building collapsed at eBuhleni Village in Inanda, north of Durban leaving atleast 10 church members of the Shembe Church injured, and several more were buried deep under rubble. 

GUEST: Celamusa Zulu - SABC REPORTER 

On Monday the Public Investment Corporation board announced that it has resolved to place chief executive Patrick Dlamini on precautionary suspension in line with its whistleblower policy.

GUEST: Carol Paton – Fin24 Journalist 

In recent weeks we have seen numerous raids and arrests of illegal miners in various  hotspots in Gauteng, we look at the issue of mining in SA. Today we focus on ‘Can South Africa Win the War Against Illegal Mining?’ What practical solutions exist?

GUEST: Advocate Mmadikeledi Moloto; Deputy Director-General: Compliance and Enforcement, Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources.

Yesterday, we played you sound from a press conference where the MK Party announced corruption-accused and former eThekwini Mayor, Zandile Gumede, as its new member and deputy convener of KwaZulu-Natal. The party’s spokesperson Sifiso Mahlangu welcomed Gumede, calling her political credentials in KZN and South Africa “unquestionable”. Is that really the case? Let’s get a sense with…

GUEST: Professor Dirk Kotze, Political Analyst from the University of South Africa

The EFF has called for a parliamentary investigation into the remuneration and spending of the NSFAS administrator and four advisers, alleging that millions of rands may have been spent without proper oversight and raising concerns about the use of funds meant for students. We speak to…

GUEST: Ismael Mnisi - NSFAS Spokesperson

Many SME owners wear every hat in the business. This afternoon we want to look at how leadership evolves as a business grows, and how business owners can leverage on this…

GUEST: Shaun Fuchs - CEO and Founder at Centennial Sch

At least 10 people have been injured and several buried deep under rubble, after a building collapsed at eBuhleni Village in Inanda, north of Durban. Emergency services rushed to the scene, where rescue efforts and medical assistance began. 

GUEST: Garrith Jamieson, ALS Paramedics spokesperson

South African motorists could face a new financial burden as the government considers introducing a vehicle-linked fee to help fund the struggling Road Accident Fund. Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy has said that the department  is reviewing the RAF’s funding model, with a separate mandatory fee attached to annual vehicle licence renewals or initial registrations among the options being considered. Unions have also rejected the idea of a new vehicle tax, warning that it would add further financial pressure on workers who are already struggling with rising costs.

GUEST: Reuben Maleka, Spokesperson: The Public Servants Association

The Mpumalanga South African Human Rights Commission conducted an oversight visit to the historically troubled Rob Ferreira Hospital in Nelspruit. The hospital has had resources and infrastructure challenges for years and we get feedback from …

GUEST: Eric Mokonyama – Mpumalanga SAHRC Commission’s Provincial manager