Anti-migrant marches are making headlines again across South Africa, tapping into deep frustration around jobs, crime, and service delivery. But here’s the real question: are these protests actually pointing us toward solutions? What's really driving our anger? We are in conversation with Political Social Commentator, Ayanda Sishi-Wigzell.

Anti-migrant marches are making headlines again across South Africa, tapping into deep frustration around jobs, crime, and service delivery. But here&rsquo;s the real question: are these protests actually pointing us toward solutions? What's really driving our anger? We are in conversation with Political Social Commentator, Ayanda Sishi-Wigzell.

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Will the current Anti migrant marches we are seeing solve the underlying problems we have in SA and what would actually address these problems? 

Joining us in studio is one of South Africa’s most captivating Afro-pop voices, Phumla Music. Born Angel Phumla Nkomo and proudly representing Mpumalanga through her Siswati roots, her journey is a powerful story of passion, resilience and undeniable talent. But it was in 2017 that her career took a major turn when her soulful rendition of Kahle by Amanda Black caught the attention of Mabetha Productions and launched her professional music journey. Today, she continues to carve her own lane in Afro-pop, blending rich storytelling with powerful vocals that resonate deeply with audiences across the country.

Joining us in studio is one of South Africa&rsquo;s most captivating Afro-pop voices, Phumla Music. Born Angel Phumla Nkomo and proudly representing Mpumalanga through her Siswati roots, her journey is a powerful story of passion, resilience and undeniable talent. But it was in 2017 that her career took a major turn when her soulful rendition of Kahle by Amanda Black caught the attention of Mabetha Productions and launched her professional music journey. Today, she continues to carve her own lane in Afro-pop, blending rich storytelling with powerful vocals that resonate deeply with audiences across the country.

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From African-inspired food experiences and live music showcases to creative markets and cultural events, Johannesburg is buzzing with activities that capture the spirit of celebration and togetherness this Africa Month. Whether your loved one is a foodie, music lover or art enthusiast, we are in conversation with Award Winning Poet, Writer and cultural worker, Dlamini as we  rounded up some memorable experiences to help you celebrate in true African style.

From African-inspired food experiences and live music showcases to creative markets and cultural events, Johannesburg is buzzing with activities that capture the spirit of celebration and togetherness this Africa Month. Whether your loved one is a foodie, music lover or art enthusiast, we are in conversation with Award Winning Poet, Writer and cultural worker, Dlamini as we&nbsp; rounded up some memorable experiences to help you celebrate in true African style.

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In most parts of the world, Sunday is recognised as Mother’s Day. A time to honour the women who nurture and hold families together. But it also marks Global Move for Health Day, a powerful reminder that caring for ourselves is just as important. Whether it’s walking, cycling, running, jumping, or simply choosing to stay active, every bit of movement counts. It doesn’t matter if you’re taking baby steps or bold leaps what matters is that you keep moving. Today, we’re in conversation with General Surgeon, Dr Akpabio, as we unpack the growing burden of lifestyle-related diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions. These are increasingly being linked to complex abdominal illnesses, affecting more and more people across all age groups. We’ll also explore how maintaining an active lifestyle can play a critical role in reducing the risk of these conditions and why movement might just be one of the most powerful forms of prevention we have.

In most parts of the world, Sunday is recognised as Mother&rsquo;s Day. A time to honour the women who nurture and hold families together. But it also marks Global Move for Health Day, a powerful reminder that caring for ourselves is just as important.&nbsp;Whether it&rsquo;s walking, cycling, running, jumping, or simply choosing to stay active, every bit of movement counts. It doesn&rsquo;t matter if you&rsquo;re taking baby steps or bold leaps what matters is that you keep moving.&nbsp;Today, we&rsquo;re in conversation with General Surgeon, Dr Akpabio, as we unpack the growing burden of lifestyle-related diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions. These are increasingly being linked to complex abdominal illnesses, affecting more and more people across all age groups.&nbsp;We&rsquo;ll also explore how maintaining an active lifestyle can play a critical role in reducing the risk of these conditions and why movement might just be one of the most powerful forms of prevention we have.

Will the current Anti migrant marches we are seeing solve the underlying problems we have in SA and what would actually address these problems?

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