POWER Sunday Perspective 
POWER Sunday Perspective
Step beyond the headlines and into the heart of the conversation with POWER Perspective: Sunday Edition. Hosted by Johan Prins, this in-depth talk show explores the critical issues shaping our world—covering everything from mental health and leadership to geopolitics, science, history, and emerging technology. Designed for listeners who crave more than just surface-level discussions, POWER Perspe…Social links:
Economic Scenarios to Watch as We Head into 2026: Signals, Risks and Opportunities
Global uncertainty continues to shape the outlook for 2026. Johan Prins speaks with KPMG Lead Economist Frank Blackmore about the economic signals that matter most — from interest rates and inflation to geopolitical risks and emerging opportunities for South Africa and Africa.
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Trump’s New World Order and the US Military Intervention in Venezuela
The US military intervention in Venezuela marks a turning point in global politics. Joined by Johan Prins, political analyst Juan Luis Manfredi unpacks what Trump’s approach means for global power balances, resource control and the future of democracy.
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The politics and risks of coerced migration: What the recent Palestinian arrivals reveal about South Africa’s position
Two recent chartered flights with undocumented Palestinian passengers have raised sharp questions about South Africa’s role — and whether the country is being drawn into a larger geopolitical strategy. Migration expert Aimée-Noël Mbiyozo speaks to Johan Prins about the politics, risks and implicati…
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2025 index reveals surging organized crime and weakening defenses across Africa
Organised crime across the continent is expanding faster than states can contain it. The 2025 Organised Crime Index shows collapsing resilience, growing state-linked criminal networks, and rising threats from cybercrime to human trafficking. Researcher Rumbi Matamba joins Johan Prins to unpack what…
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Redefining African Feminism Through Intimacy: Inside Black Women and Sex
Black Women and Sex explores the intimate lives of three African women reclaiming their sexuality and autonomy. Filmmaker Godisamang Khunou speaks to Johan Prins about how love and resistance intersect, and why this documentary is redefining African feminism for audiences across the continent.
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US Set to Strip Down the G20
Johan Prins speaks to Ofentse Donald Davhie from the Centre for Risk Analysis about the post-Johannesburg G20 landscape. With the US pushing a “back-to-basics” agenda that sidelines development, climate, and social justice, what does this mean for South Africa, Africa, and global cooperation?
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Has Ramaphosa Failed to Act on Failing Ministers?
Johan Prins talks to former ANC leader Mbhazima Shilowa about his call for Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s immediate dismissal. They explore the implications for trust in institutions, the ANC’s accountability crisis, and what decisive leadership could mean for South Africa’s democracy.
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Joburg Water’s R1 Billion Debt Scandal
Johannesburg Water’s debt has reportedly surged from R77 million to over R1 billion, sparking concerns over “creative accounting” and financial mismanagement. Dr. Mike Muller joins Johan Prins to unpack what this means for residents, infrastructure, and the city’s accountability.
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Barbershops as the Heartbeat of African Masculinity
Johan Prins chats with Anthony Oseyemi and Luntu Masiza ahead of the African premiere of Barber Shop Chronicles. From masculinity and identity to diaspora experiences and community, the play reveals how barbershops are far more than haircuts—they are spaces of connection, conversation, and culture.
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Healthcare at a Crossroads: South Africa’s Treatment of Foreign Nationals
A recent Constitutional Court ruling prohibits Operation Dudula from blocking migrants’ access to hospitals, clinics, and schools. Marlise Richter speaks with Johan Prins about the historical treatment of foreign nationals in South Africa’s healthcare system, the roots of xenophobia, and what the r…
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