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Health Feature: The race to mine critical minerals for AI and clean energy is creating ‘sacrifice zones’ that harm water and health of world’s poor 07.05.2026 20:06 ↓

Guest: Abraham Nunbogu - Researcher, Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), United Nations University

Spaza shop groups want the R500 million support fund to be open and honest 07.05.2026 15:35 ↓

The Township Economic Commission of South Africa (TECSA)president -Bheki Twala

Is military intervention failing to curb gang crime? 07.05.2026 24:50 ↓

Darren Olivier -a director at African Defence Review

Night School: Extreme heat is a growing threat to health, jobs and food security in southern Africa – study looks for practical solutions 06.05.2026 43:26 ↓

Guest: Jerome Amir Singh - Full Professor in Clinical Public Health, and Honorary Research Fellow at the Howard College School of Law, University of KwaZulu-Natal., University of Toronto

Court sets new deadline for Agri Minister and adds punitive cost order 06.05.2026 18:55 ↓

Dr Theo De Jager - President Of The World Farmers Organisation (WFO) And Chairman Of The Board Of Saai

Cape Flats Still In Horrific State Despite ‘Operation Prosper’, With Death Toll Reaching 170 Since Launch 06.05.2026 26:41 ↓

Angus McKenzie - Bonteheuwel Ward Councillor and Sub Council 15 Chairperson

US claims progress in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, saying two merchant ships have transited 05.05.2026 14:52 ↓

Thembisa Fakude – Senior Research Fellow And Director At Africa Asia Dialogues (Afrasid)

Malema Calls Mashaba ‘Foolish’ in Sharp Retort Over Border Video 05.05.2026 26:51 ↓

Prof Metjie Makgoba - Independent Political Analyst

Rainbow Nation: History of Mapulana 04.05.2026 45:11 ↓

Guest: Goodenough Mashego - Cultural expert and activist

BBBEE Explained: A Guideline for Business Owners in South Africa 04.05.2026 53:32 ↓

Kebalepile Matlhako - Transformation Specialist at The BEE Chamber

Why do so many African women bleach their skin? 30.04.2026 32:53 ↓

Guest: Oyenike Balogun - Assistant Professor of Psychology at Bentley University

Arrested today, back tomorrow: Cape Town’s revolving door for gun offenders 30.04.2026 34:30 ↓

Cape Town Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, Alderman JP Smith

Does anti-migrant marches and protests solve the underlying problems in South Africa? 30.04.2026 16:17 ↓

Kenneth Meshoe - ACDP President Rev

Monswamy murders reignite death penalty debate – but is reinstatement even possible? 29.04.2026 21:24 ↓

Dr Suhayfa Bhamjee, the head of public law and a senior lecturer in criminal law at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

“30 Years of Democracy, But Still Dry Taps?” 29.04.2026 27:07 ↓

WaterCAN Executive Director -Dr Ferrial Adam

SA marks 32 years of democracy amid deep inequality and joblessness 28.04.2026 19:27 ↓

Siyabulela Jentile - Human Rights Activist

Constructive Dismissal/Workers Freedom Are the workers free today? 28.04.2026 24:56 ↓

Frank Naidoo - Labour lawyer

Rainbow Nation: Judaism – faith, practice, and contemporary relevance  24.04.2026 45:38 ↓

Rainbow Nation: Judaism – faith, practice, and contemporary relevance  Guest: Rabbi Dovid Hazdan 

A long-term strategy for urban mobilitSandra Dickson - GOOD Party Councillor 24.04.2026 20:37 ↓

Cape Town's congestion tax: A long-term strategy for urban mobility Sandra Dickson - GOOD Party Councillor

Union Calls for National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola’s Suspension After Court Appearance 23.04.2026 24:04 ↓

Union Calls for National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola’s Suspension After Court Appearance Mpho Kwinika – former high-ranking officer and general secretary general of IPUSA (Independent Policing Union of South Africa)

Health feature:  Kidney disease is growing in Africa 22.04.2026 23:21 ↓

Health feature:   Kidney disease is growing in Africa Guest:   Segun Fatumo - Professor and Chair of Genomic Diversity, Queen Mary University of London

Constitutional Court to review Northern Cape's controversial booze law 22.04.2026 17:56 ↓

Constitutional Court to review Northern Cape's controversial booze law Kashifa Ancer - Campaign Manager of DG Murray Trust

SA Human Rights Commission’s directives not legally binding, ConCourt rules 22.04.2026 28:16 ↓

SA Human Rights Commission’s directives not legally binding, ConCourt rules Advocate Tseliso Thipanyane - human rights lawyer