The Alternative Breakfast

JSB CONVERSATION this Sunday we have a roundtable on the  Matric class of 2025: Things you can still do in 2026 if you did not get accepted at tertiary institutions 16.02.2026 44:50 ↓

JSB CONVERSATION this Sunday we have a roundtable on the  Matric class of 2025: Things you can still do in 2026 if you did not get accepted at tertiary institutions - Maybe your daughter or son didn’t get into the other tertiary institutions - there are are other options… with Vimala Ariyan is the CEO of Star Schools and education activist Hendrick Makaneta

WORD DOMINATION we pay tribute to poet Dr. Diane Ferrus 16.02.2026 10:48 ↓

WORD DOMINATION we pay tribute to poet Dr. Diane Ferrus    

CIVIC EDUCATION: Optimised but Overlooked: Authenticity, AI and the Future of South African Talent- Samantha- Jane Gravett, Director at Robert Walters Recruitment Africa 16.02.2026 15:58 ↓

CIVIC EDUCATION: Optimised but Overlooked: Authenticity, AI and the Future of South African Talent- Samantha- Jane Gravett, Director at Robert Walters Recruitment Africa.  

On JetSet Breakfast this Sunday, we speak to Hedley Lewis, CEO of CHOC, about International Childhood Cancer Day and the build-up to Flip Flop Day on Friday, 20 February 2026 16.02.2026 12:17 ↓

On JetSet Breakfast this Sunday, we speak to Hedley Lewis, CEO of CHOC, about International Childhood Cancer Day and the build-up to Flip Flop Day on Friday, 20 February 2026, mobilising South Africans to step up in solidarity with children battling cancer.   

How community‑centred participation platforms are translating the just energy transition into tangible, place‑based change in coal‑affected regions 16.02.2026 16:40 ↓

Sunday ThoughtLeaders: Thokozile Zambane, Founder and CEO of Kani Development Solutions, explains how community‑centred participation platforms are translating the just energy transition into tangible, place‑based change in coal‑affected regions.  

SHESHA in the Spotlight: South African Innovation, BRICS Alignment and the Future of Mining Safety Ahead of Indaba 2026 with Sir Stuart, as the founder of SIRindustries and inventor of SHESHA 10.02.2026 29:30 ↓

SHESHA in the Spotlight: South African Innovation, BRICS Alignment and the Future of Mining Safety Ahead of Indaba 2026 with Sir Stuart, as the founder of SIRindustries and inventor of SHESHA

JSB COMMUNITY: In The Conversation article, injury prevention expert Sharief Hendricks explains how new South African youth rugby rules delaying full contact for young children and focusing on non-contact skill development aim to make the sport safer and 10.02.2026 12:47 ↓

JSB COMMUNITY: In The Conversation article, injury prevention expert Sharief Hendricks explains how new South African youth rugby rules delaying full contact for young children and focusing on non-contact skill development aim to make the sport safer and more sustainable for kids.

CIVIC EDUCATION: Beyond Box-Ticking: How AI Can Fix South Africa’s Compliance and Transformation Problem with Chengetai Myezwa — Founder of Okiru  10.02.2026 14:45 ↓

CIVIC EDUCATION: Beyond Box-Ticking: How AI Can Fix South Africa’s Compliance and Transformation Problem with Chengetai Myezwa — Founder of Okiru   

JSB Word Domination explores the power of naming silence with executive producer and author Marothi Kutu, as she reflects on healing, identity, vulnerability, and the stories Black women carry but are rarely encouraged to speak aloud 10.02.2026 14:54 ↓

JSB Word Domination explores the power of naming silence with executive producer and author Marothi Kutu, as she reflects on healing, identity, vulnerability, and the stories Black women carry but are rarely encouraged to speak aloud. - 082 878 7150  

For JSB ThoughtLeaders speaks to Tiyani Mohlaba, COO of Afrika Tikkun, about why February marks a dangerous tipping point where millions of young South Africans become economically invisible — and what it will take to pull them back into opportunity. 10.02.2026 13:33 ↓

For JSB ThoughtLeaders speaks to Tiyani Mohlaba, COO of Afrika Tikkun, about why February marks a dangerous tipping point where millions of young South Africans become economically invisible — and what it will take to pull them back into opportunity.