CREATIVE ZONE: IN CONVERSATION WITH REFILWE

We are joined by a rising South African talent whose journey has taken her from Johannesburg to some of the world's most prestigious performing arts institutions. Rēfilwe is a singer-songwriter, actress and model who has been performing since the age of four. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama f…

ACROSS AFRICA: URGENT NEED TO STRENGTHEN AFRICA'S TRADE AND INVESTMENT RESILIENCE

Africa's trade and investment resilience is under increasing pressure as global economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions continue to reshape international markets. A new report by the African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, titled Africa's Trade and Investment L…

HEALTH WEDNESDAY: WHY ARE MORE YOUNG PEOPLE EXPERIENCING DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS?

Tonight we’re focusing on a health issue that many people experience but don’t always talk about digestive health. From persistent bloating and stomach discomfort to acid reflux and more serious gastrointestinal concerns, these symptoms are becoming increasingly common, especially among young peopl…

WHO CONTROLS AI IN AFRICA'S BOARDROOMS?

Clementine Mabena is in conversation with Naomi Thompson, an award-winning legal innovation and technology strategist, and the founder of the Legal Innovation Summit. She’s at the forefront of conversations around how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal sector — from governance and compl…

SPIRITUAL ZONE: FAITH, ACTIVISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: SHOULD CHRISTIANS SPEAK OUT MORE?

For many people, faith is a deeply personal matter. But should it also have a public voice? As South Africa grapples with persistent challenges such as poverty, corruption, gender-based violence, unemployment and inequality, questions are being asked about the role of the church in shaping society …

US, IRAN REACH PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT TO END WAR, SIGNING SET FOR FRIDAY

U.S. and Iranian officials say they have agreed on a framework aimed at ending the conflict between the two countries, lifting the U.S. blockade on Iran, and reopening the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. The preliminary agreement has already had a significant impact on global markets, with oi…

DOES "BEING A MAN" MEAN STAYING SILENT? RETHINKING MASCULINITY AND MENTAL HEALTH

June is Men's Mental Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the mental and emotional wellbeing of men and boys. While conversations around mental health have become more common, many men still struggle in silence, often feeling pressured to hide their emotions or avoid seeking he…

MONDAY DEVOTION: Breaking free - shattering the chains of the past

Many of us carry burdens from yesterday—past mistakes, disappointments, hurts, and fears that can hold us back from fully embracing the future God has prepared for us. We explore the theme "Breaking Free: Shattering the Chains of the Past"—a conversation about healing, forgiveness, spiritual growth…

NEWS WRAP

During our News Wrap, we unpack some of the biggest stories making headlines and examine what they mean for South Africans. To help us make sense of the latest developments in politics, society, business, and current affairs, Clememntine Mabena is in conversation with  freelance journalist Omphile …

SOCIAL ZONE: IS ROMANCE DYING IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Swipe right. Leave on read. Double tap. Unfollow. Situationship. Ghosting. Soft-launching. If all of that sounds familiar, welcome to the wild world of modern romance in 2026. Finding love has never been easier or more complicated. We have more ways to connect than ever before, yet many people say …