The Honest Truth

Fundi Sithebe joins us to share more on how the National Lottery intends to translate our participation into meaningful, measurable, social impact for all!

Akhona Booi and Refiloe Mohale joined us to discuss Markham’s ‘What About The Boys’ initiative, exploring how purpose-driven retail is empowering young men as we work toward tackling gender-based violence across South Africa.

Dr. Raksha Balbadhur joins us to explore why rest, reflection and inner stillness remain essential to our personal renewal and collective social healing.

AutoTrader's George Mienie joins us to unpack South Africa’s resilient used car market and why affordability, reliability, and shifting consumer priorities are driving a strong demand for pre-owned vehicles.

Dr Raksha Balbadhur joined us to explore the value of true love—revealing how self-mastery and spiritual awareness could foster inner alignment, strengthen relationships, and inspire meaningful societal renewal.

Jessica Denyschen and Bulelani Ntuli join us to share more on how the Nyoloha Scholarship is set to unlock our hidden artistic talents and drive sustainable growth within South Africa’s creative economy.

Bulelwa Kheswa joined us to explore how they’re successfully translating clinical excellence into accessible, patient-centred foot care: bringing world-class podiatric health services to communities across Cape Town.

Hon. Aurore Bergé joined us to explore how France’s feminist foreign policy is redefining diplomacy as a force to protect (and promote) women’s rights globally.

Victoria Ferreira, Neil Bedeker and Saige Arendse joined us to reveal how Cape Town’s filmmakers conquered the 48-Hour Film Project, blending ingenuity and collaboration, towards crafting award-winning, globally celebrated short films.

George Minie joined us to share insight into the evolving dynamics of South Africa’s used car market: where value, reliability, and consumer intelligence are redefining what it means to drive smart.

Monde Angelyn Kawana and Jenna Leigh-Burns joined us to reveal how the upcoming 48 Hour Film Project, is set to transform Cape Town’s creative energy into world-class storytelling!

Sally joined us to reveal why Africa’s entrepreneurs must shift from operators to architects, redefining leadership to unlock clarity, scale, and sustainable impact.

Dr. Kabane-Bailey joined us to expose South Africa’s silent FASD crisis, revealing how prevention, policy, and community action could better protect our children.

Rakesh Chaurasia and Nisaar Pangarker join us to spotlight the upcoming global premiere of Symphony of Bansuri—a bold musical fusion of East and West, poised to redefine the limits of orchestral storytelling.

Andrew Millson joins us to unpack how their latest Hunger Month campaign is set to redefine the supply of corporate-led hunger relief across South Africa.

Dr. Riaan Steenberg joins us to delve into why South Africa's higher education crisis goes beyond access as we explore alternative pathways, innovative funding solutions, and the future of learning.

Kiera Johns and Thapelo Maila join us to share their experiences, creative challenges, and the insights they gained from participating in Cape Town’s 48-Hour Film Project— a fast-paced competition that pushes filmmaking to its limits!

Michal Malek joins us to discuss the success of Team Zania’s film AI I Love You in this year’s 48-Hour Film Project, exploring the creative and logistical challenges of bringing the project to life within 48 hours!

Jonathan Molver and Colin Wardle discuss how the controversial BELA Bill could reshape South Africa’s education system. They’ll also provide insight into key provisions, the political tensions it has sparked, and its potential impact on schools nationwide.

Dr Ronita Mahilall explores how the St. Luke’s Combined Hospices continues to offer hope and support to families, as it celebrates its 44th milestone anniversary of compassionate care.

Dr Ronita Mahilall shares more on how the St. Luke’s Combined Hospices continues to offer hope and support to families, as it gets ready to celebrate its 44th milestone anniversary of compassionate care!

Dayle shares insight on how businesses can prepare (and thrive), as South Africa braces for a surge in international tourists, offering both opportunities and challenges for the local tourism industry.

Mona-Lize Moolman shares practical tips on how we could sharpen the focus of our mental well-being while banishing the winter blues, this wet season!

Rutendo Nyaku and Daniel du Plessis weigh in on whether global conflicts could spur along authoritarianism across African states, as the continent contends with a rapid uptick in conflict.

Vusi Fele joins the conversation to share more on Absa's She’s Next programme, poised to support women-owned small businesses and champion meaningful impact across the country.