NIGHT FALL

The arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic forced many businesses to pivot, seeking new avenues as a means of survival. For Purifi Organic Fresh, the decision to manufacture hand sanitisers and surface disinfectants was simply the natural progression, allowing the team to harness 17 years of industry experience into the development of this 100% organic product. Guest: Karyn Naidoo, CCO of Purifi Organic...

Universities have a long history of operating in environments that are unstable, disruptive and unpredictable. They’ve endured political upheavals, financial crises and disruptive trends such as digital transformation and globalisation. They’ve had to respond to demands for greater access, life-long learning and multiple competing demands from students, society, the state, industry and local commu...

Guests: Aida Persian Clairvoyant - Aida is a highly gifted and experienced medium and healer. She uses mediumship/clairvoyance, tarot readings, numerology, and Reiki to help people.

What about Covid vaccine and the right to bodily integrity? Whether can it be made compulsory or not and what the Constitution has to say about it? Guest : Bongani Khanyile - Director - Bongani Khanyile Attorneys

How do we motivate South Africans during this time and how has the lockdown affected his brand and the business? What keep him going under the current conditions? What can we do as South Africans to manage the covid-19 pandemic? And I would like him to teach some of us how to sell? Guest : Sbusiso 'DJ Sbu' Leope - a South African television personality, producer, DJ, radio jock and businessman.

Proving love always wins, actress Letoya Makhene and businesswoman Lebo Keswa tied the knot in a stunning traditional ceremony. They hosted their traditional wedding on December 22 as the pair said “I do” with their close family and friends as witnesses. Though Letoya and Lebo are yet to share their feels and memories from their big day on social media, their friends have flooded their TLs with co...

Sadly, I will remember the early 2000s in SA for how graveyards and funeral parlours were growing everywhere. This was brought about by politicians fudging the science behind HIV/Aids and pushing a political agenda of garlic and beetroot when the scientists of the world demonstrated antiretrovirals were the only solution to that terrifying disease. Guest: Herman Mashaba, leader of Action SA.

Guest: Motlatjo TsholoNdlovu Guest: Thabo Mongezi TsholoNdlovu (Husband)

THIS Christmas was not a merry one for the Vryheid family whose two girls drowned in the open cluster mines that were not rehabilitated by a coal mining company more than a year ago. The girls drowned while swimming in one of the eight deep holes dug during a mining project that lasted about three months in KwaMnathi Village in northern KwaZulu-Natal. Guest: Ayanda Mdluli, editor of the Daily News...

Guest: Dr. Brighton Mashava - Specialist Urologist at Nelspruit Mediclinic & Busamed Hospital

Today marks almost 617 days since former Lily Mine employees embarked on a sit-in outside the mine, following a shaft collapse on February 5, 2016. The mine made national headlines after Pretty Nkambule, Yvonne Mnisi and Solomon Nyirenda were trapped underground in a container office as a result of the collapse. A rescue effort was mounted and abandoned after it was determined that continuing the...

Guest :Gogo Zanele Mazibuko – from Vukani Mathonga

Guest: Ernest North - Co-founder, Naked Insurance

Gauteng could see a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases in January as residents return home from their various holiday destinations. This is according to the University of Witwatersrand scientist Professor Bruce Mellado. Mellado sits on the province's Covid-19 advisory committee and is leading the team studying the virus' patterns in Gauteng. Guest: University of Witwatersrand scientist - Profes...

Guest: Makhosi Gcabashe – A traditional healer who has been practicing for over 20 years

Mozambique’s army has struggled to contain the fighters who have regularly beaten back the country’s security forces. Mozambique’s military is struggling to hold back ISIL-linked groups in the northern Cabo Delgado region. Violence has intensified in recent months, displacing at least 400,000 people. The government has asked for help from neighbours South Africa and Tanzania, as well as the Europe...

Guest: S.A. Safety & Security - Mike Bolhuis

The festive season can be a sad period for many people and suicide statistics traditionally climb every year around this time. This year, however, is a particularly bad one for many people and is already seeing higher numbers of suicides than before, as well as an increase in depression and anxiety. Covid-19 has wrought havoc on most lives this year, with massive job losses, salary-cuts, loss of l...

Guest: Gogo Tu Nokwe – South Africa’s legendary musician

African traditional medicine and its practices were prohibited under the pretext of witchcraft in South Africa by the British and later the apartheid government. This led to secrecy in the practice and a lack of infrastructural planning to support it. Guest: Dr. (IDA) Christina Breed - Senior Lecturer • Coordinator Honours: Biodiversity Studio and Research MethodologyDepartment of Architecture, Un...

Guest: Ronald Muringai - Is an author, speaker, MC Extraordinaire and VO Artisit.

Guest: Billy Selekane – Motivational Leadership CSP is the highest designated speaker in Africa, as well as the first South African speaker to speak at the General Assembly (NSA) Convention.

Guest: Tebogo Mathebeng Mfete.

African customary law is controversial. This is due to the dissonance between the past and present. The social settings in which Africans interact have changed over time. These changes have been characterised by a tense relationship between indigenous customs and statutory laws with colonial origins. Indigenous customs have communal, welfarist features, while statutory laws have industrial, indivi...

Guest: Howard Dembovsky, Founder of Justice Project SA,