NIGHT FALL

Treasury mulls access to retirement pot to ease financial woes 17.03.2026 16:46 ↓

Mattew Parks - COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator

Attack on Iran: Is the U.S. Killing Mediation? 17.03.2026 30:13 ↓

Professor Alex de Waal - Executive Director of The World Peace Foundation

What it means to sue someone and how the litigation process works. 12.03.2026 29:17 ↓

Guest: Kwena Mageza - Director of Madinginye Attorneys 

DA Leadership Race 11.03.2026 16:53 ↓

Tshepo Matseba - MD, Reputation 1st Group

Road safety in South Africa 11.03.2026 30:32 ↓

Eugene Herbert - Chairperson of Road Safety Partnership SA

NHI facing court challenges on several fronts 06.03.2026 20:47 ↓

Dr. Brian Ruff - Founder of healthcare management company PPO Serve.

Amazon Cloud suffers outage after “objects” hit data centre in United Arab Emirates 06.03.2026 23:33 ↓

Bani Kgosana - The Treasurer STI (Science, Technology and Innovation) Business Forum NPO

Can You Sue Your Siblings? 05.03.2026 17:42 ↓

 Jared Poole – Admitted Attorney of the High Court

Draconian Restrictions On Farmers’ Ability To Combat Foot-And-Mouth Disease 05.03.2026 28:13 ↓

Francois Rossouw – CEO of SAAI (Southern African Agri Initiative)

South Africa’s jobs crisis will not be solved by dialogue for the elite 03.03.2026 30:05 ↓

Guest: Siyabulela Mama - Spokesperson for the Cry of the Xcluded Decent work will not be delivered by market fundamentalism. It will be won through organised struggle, democratic planning and a decisive shift in whose voices matter. From 23 to 25 February, beneath the vaulted ceilings of St George’s Cathedral, grassroots organisations from across the country will gather for a People’s...

Children and discipline 03.03.2026 29:02 ↓

Guest: Celeste Rushby - Parenting Coach, Occupational Therapist, Owner of Munchkins Parenting Corporal or physical punishment of children is highly prevalent, both in homes and schools. Globally, an estimated 1.2 billion children aged 0–18 years are subjected to corporal punishment at home each year. In some countries, almost all students report being physically punished by school staff. The...

South Africa’s jobs crisis will not be solved by dialogue for the elite 03.03.2026 26:39 ↓

Siyabulela Mama - Spokesperson for the Cry of the Xcluded Decent work will not be delivered by market fundamentalism. It will be won through organised struggle, democratic planning and a decisive shift in whose voices matter. From 23 to 25 February, beneath the vaulted ceilings of St George’s Cathedral, grassroots organisations from across the country will gather for a People’s Assembl...

Alarm bells over proposed new tax for South Africa 27.02.2026 17:35 ↓

Ayanda Zulu - Policy Officer at the Free Market Foundation.

Mediation can speed up justice in South Africa: legal scholar makes the case 27.02.2026 28:31 ↓

Debbie Collier - Professor of Law and Director of the Centre for Transformative Regulation of Work, University of the Western Cape

BBBEE Master Class 26.02.2026 50:00 ↓

Keba Matlhako, ESD Transformation Specialist at The BEE Chamber

If I were black, Starlink would be live’ – Elon Musk fumes at SA govt 25.02.2026 23:21 ↓

Bani Kgosana- Treasurer Of The Recently Formed STI Business Forum

Illicit cigarettes, legal loopholes, and billions gone: SA's hidden crisis 25.02.2026 25:44 ↓

Professor Corné van Walbeek - Professor at the School of Economics, and the Director of REEP, at the University of Cape Town

Dean Peacock: A man on a mission to end firearm carnage 24.02.2026 22:02 ↓

Dean Peacock – Honorary Senior Lecturer Division of Social and Behavioural Health    

Urgent calls for better vetting in SAPS amid South Africa's sexual violence crisis 24.02.2026 23:59 ↓

Dr Zaino Petersen - Senior Research Specialist, Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC)

Parliament Decorum in South Africa 20.02.2026 18:21 ↓

Goodenough Mashego - independent political analyst

Who is the main opposition party in South Africa: 20.02.2026 26:01 ↓

Michael Atkins - Election Expert

UCT researchers demand stronger taxes to tackle alcohol harm 19.02.2026 26:37 ↓

Professor Corné van Walbeek -Professor in Economics at the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the Director of the Research Unit in the Economics of Excisable Products (REEP)

Electricity is becoming a luxury many South Africans can’t afford 19.02.2026 19:18 ↓

Dr Clement Moyo - economist at Ntiyiso Industrialisation Consulting, part of the Ntiyiso Consulting Group

International Condom Day 2026 13.02.2026 21:13 ↓

GUEST: Ngaatendwe (Ngaa) Murombedzi - AIDS Healthcare Foundation Regional Advocacy and Policy Manager Southern Africa

World Radio Day 2026 13.02.2026 27:19 ↓

Omar Essack - Partner and Head of Business Development and Strategy