In this Nnete Fela Show Seakga Tladi unpacks the presidency's defense against claims of diplomatic isolation after Presidential Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya’s address in SA’s capital. We also discuss South Africa’s “unusual” lemon season and how it intersects with geopolitics and war.

In this Nnete Fela Show we wrap up our discussion of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s tour of Africa. Minister of Tourism Patricia De Lille also joins the show to explain the reforms driving current tourism boom and how the country plans to unlock its full tourism potential for the future.

On this Nnete Fela Show, we continue to discuss Lavrov’s multination tour of Africa. Additionally, we tackle the complex and heated debate over African migration with ANC Youth League President Colin Malatji, we unpack South Africa's new five-year development pact with the United Nations, and we discuss marine protected areas day with its founder.

In this Nnete Fela Show, we continue tracking Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s latest African tour. Then, we discuss a massive milestone for South Africa’s power grid as Eskom officially ends load reduction for over a million customers. Finally, with Mandela Day around the corner, we spotlight an urgent call to action to support children battling cancer.

In this episode of the Nnete Fela Show, we discuss the second stop of Sergey Lavrov's Africa tour, South Africa's air quality crisis, and Communications Minister Solly Malatsi's vision for AI-powered governance following the Social Media Summit for Government.

In this Nnete Fela Show, Host Seakga Tladi unpacks Russian FM Sergey Lavrov’s strategic visit to Ethiopia and its impact on Africa's geopolitical future. Plus, we explore South Africa’s innovation landscape with the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists.

Host Seakga Tladi unpacks his top 5 takeaways from the Africa Energy Forum in Cape Town. From the cultural nuances of clean cooking to the urgent need for bankable regional infrastructure and Mission 300, discover how African leaders are planning to finally solve the continent's energy crisis.

Political analyst Khonya Mathonsi joins Sputnik in-studio to dissect the true legacy of June 16 and the Soweto Uprisings. He breaks down the stark contrast between Western "talk" and Soviet military aid during the anti-apartheid struggle, and explains why SA's youth are still left behind today.

This episode of the Nnete Fela Show unpacks SPIEF 2026's Africa agenda and the Eskom-Zululand Energy Terminal signing that could redefine South Africa's energy future.

How do we carry forward the work of those who came before us? We explore the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Women's March and its lessons for fighting inequality. We also honour South Africa's fallen UN peacekeepers who paid the ultimate price for continental stability in the DRC and beyond.