South Africa has found SA’s “second Springbok squad” consisting of 23 ordinary people who look remarkably like the country’s rugby stars. The campaign turns these lookalikes into a mock Bok team, celebrating rugby culture and giving fans a chance to find their own Springbok double. The search is still open.

GUEST: Kutlwano Lekgoane – Senior Brand Manager at Klipdrift

The Legal Practice Council says there is a warrant of arrest issued for disbarred advocate, Malesela Teffo. This comes after Teffo made a surprise appearance at the Johannesburg High Court yesterday, during the attempted murder trial of alleged kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala and four others, where he tried to address the presiding judge. 

GUEST: Kabelo Letebele, Senior Manager: Communication and Engagements at the Legal Practice Council

Two men from Gumbani village near Malamulele in Limpopo have developed a free educational app aimed at supporting learners and teachers, particularly in rural areas. Malungelo Mathonsi and Khongelani Shibambu created the app, called Novar, which offers lessons in subjects such as Mathematics and Science. 

GUEST: Malungelo Mathonsi, NOVAR App Co-Founder

Guest: Nokwanda Molefe, Senior Manager: Governance, Compliance & Enforcement at CSOS

South Africa is putting its artisans in the spotlight, as finalists for the 2026 South African National Artisan Awards prepare to compete for national recognition across fields including engineering, construction, electrical, plumbing and mechanical trades. With the theme “Changing Artisanal Identity and Status,” the awards also raise a bigger question: can changing perceptions of artisan careers help attract more young people into technical skills and strengthen South Africa’s workforce and economy?

GUEST: Sabelo Buthelezi – Chief Director of Special Project Unit at the Department of Higher Education and Training

In business, having a brilliant strategy is only half the battle without effective execution, even the best ideas can remain trapped in boardrooms and PowerPoint presentations. So, what does it take to turn strategy into action, hold people accountable, measure progress and adapt when things don’t go according to plan?

GUEST: Thuto Motsie CA (SA) – CEO of Thamani

x37-year-old Stefan Joel Govindraju appeared in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court sitting at the Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court. He faces charges of fraud, corruption and money laundering. Stefan Joel Govindraju was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport on Friday after returning from overseas. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Culvin Mabasa, SABC News Reporter

The Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane is today closing the 2026 Women’s Month by hosting a Women in the Human Settlements Sector Dialogue. Convened under the theme, “Value Chain Opportunities for Women in the Human Settlements Sector “Empowered Women, Empower the Nation”, the Dialogue will provide an evidence-based platform for reflection, recognition and forward commitment on women's economic empowerment in the human settlements sector. The Dialogue will also focus on the policy, legal, institutional and operational considerations required to implement the recently issued Human Settlements policy directive in response to the Gender Based Violence and Femicide.

GUEST: Busisiwe Mazibuko, CEO of Govan Mbeki Social Housing (SHRA beneficiary), Lungile Zuma, Managing Director, Lungi Construction (NHBRC beneficiary), Nontsikelelo Sokujika, Managing Director, Exodus Cleaning and Project (NHFC beneficiary)

The Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane is today closing the 2026 Women’s Month by hosting a Women in the Human Settlements Sector Dialogue. Convened under the theme, “Value Chain Opportunities for Women in the Human Settlements Sector “Empowered Women, Empower the Nation”, the Dialogue will provide an evidence-based platform for reflection, recognition and forward commitment on women's economic empowerment in the human settlements sector. The Dialogue will also focus on the policy, legal, institutional and operational considerations required to implement the recently issued Human Settlements policy directive in response to the Gender Based Violence and Femicide.

GUEST: Thato Ramaili, Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) CEO

The Minister of Human Settlements Thembi Simelane is today closing the 2026 Women’s Month by hosting a Women in the Human Settlements Sector Dialogue. Convened under the theme, “Value Chain Opportunities for Women in the Human Settlements Sector “Empowered Women, Empower the Nation”, the Dialogue will provide an evidence-based platform for reflection, recognition and forward commitment on women's economic empowerment in the human settlements sector. The Dialogue will also focus on the policy, legal, institutional and operational considerations required to implement the recently issued Human Settlements policy directive in response to the Gender Based Violence and Femicide.

GUEST: Tamlyn Bouwer, National Home Builders Registration Council (NHBRC) Acting CEO and Biansha Van Staden, Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) Acting CEO