NATIONAL DIALOGUE: LESSONS FROM GLOBAL EXPERIENCES

In countries torn by conflict, political deadlock, or deep divisions, one idea keeps coming up again and again: the National Dialogue. It sounds simple bring everyone to the table, talk honestly, and find common ground. But as history shows, it can be anything from a lifeline that saves a nation… t…

IN CONVERSATION WITH HLONI MOLEFE

Today we’re joined by a rising voice in South Africa’s gospel scene, a worship leader and creative whose music is rooted in faith and purpose, Hloni Molefe. From powerful releases like Modimo and Made in Righteousness to creating impactful worship experiences through The Glory Experience, his journ…

DRY BEGGING IN RELATIONSHIPS – CUTE HINT OR PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE RED FLAG?

We’re diving into a relationship habit that many of us don’t even realize we’re doing — something called “dry begging.” It’s that moment when you hint, sigh, or make a passing comment, hoping your partner will pick up on what you need… without you actually saying it. Why do we do this? Is it harmle…

POLITCAL ZONE: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SOUTH AFRICA’S DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN UPHOLDING GOOD GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Nearly over three decades into our constitutional democracy, how well are our Chapter 9 institutions, the National Prosecuting Authority, Parliament, and other oversight bodies actually performing, Have they succeeded in curbing corruption, ensuring transparency, and delivering on the promise of go…

PERMANENT, FIXED-TERM OR FREELANCE? WHAT YOUR EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT REALLY MEANS FOR YOUR RIGHTS

As South Africa’s labour landscape evolves, more workers are being hired on permanent, fixed-term, or freelance contracts but many don’t fully understand how these choices affect their rights. While permanent roles typically offer stronger legal protection, benefits, and job security, fixed-term an…

SPIRTUAL ZONE: SACRED DAYS, SHARED MEANINGS: HOLY WEEK ACROSS FAITHS

Across the world, millions pause, reflect, and reconnect during this sacred season but what does Holy Week really mean beyond one tradition? This conversation explores how Holy Week, traditionally observed in Christianity resonates with values, practices, and sacred reflections found in other faith…

RISING FUEL, FOOD, AND TRANSPORT COSTS THREATEN INFLATION STABILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA.

South Africa’s economic outlook is facing renewed pressure as rising inflation threatens to trigger higher interest rates an outcome that could further slow growth and limit job creation. The National Planning Commission has raised concerns that this comes at a critical time, with the country alrea…

HEALTH WEDNESDAY: UNDERSTANDING BIPOLAR DISORDER

As the world marked World Bipolar Awareness Day on Monday, conversations around mental health are becoming more important than ever. Today, we’re shining a light on bipolar disorder a condition that affects millions of people globally yet remains widely misunderstood and often surrounded by stigma.…

NAVIGATING MIGRATION, INEQUALITY, AND SOCIAL INSTABILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa is facing deep economic strain, with rising unemployment and growing social tension making issues like migration and informal trade highly charged. While many concerns are real, there’s also a risk that frustration is being redirected away from structural causes toward more visible tar…

MAJOR BANKS ON THE BLACK FOOT AS COURT GREENLIGHTS R60 BILLION CLASS ACTION

South Africa’s major banks are under pressure after a court greenlit a R60 billion class action over home repossessions. The case, led by the Lungelo Lethu Human Rights Foundation, could have major implications for both banks and thousands of former homeowners. We’re joined now by Lungelo Lethu Pre…