Faith, Safety & Accountability: Unpacking the Verulam Temple Tragedy

What began as an ordinary day turned into devastation when the River Range Ranch temple structure collapsed, claiming lives, injuring worshippers, and leaving families, first responders and an entire community grappling with shock, grief and unanswered questions. The collapse claimed five lives, wh…

Family, Forgiveness and Reconciliation with Irene Munthree

Family conflict, unspoken pain, betrayal, generational trauma - many of us carry these silently. And yet, healing often starts with a single conversation. We speak to Irene Munthree - a Transformational Life-Coach, & Neurolinguistic Programming Practitioner, with SAQA accreditation in conflict reso…

How to thrive through Midlife and Menopause

We are diving deep into women’s hormonal health today, exploring holistic ways to support the body and mind, and breaking the stigma around this stage of life. From mood changes and hot flushes, to self-care, confidence, and the importance of nurturing intimacy - yes, even in the bedroom - tonight’…

Festive Finance: Surviving December without breaking January

We discuss how you can let your bonus work harder than your impulse this festive season. Celebrating within your means, planning with purpose, and entering January with confidence rather than worry with Dillen Govender - Senior Financial Planner with 18 years of experience in the insurance and fina…

The state of shelters in South Africa #16DaysofActivism

Shelters in South Africa play a critical role in providing safety, support, and recovery services for survivors of abuse, particularly women and children who are victims of gender-based violence (GBV). As the country continues to grapple with high rates of domestic and sexual violence, the state of…

Festive Season Blues: Mental Health During Holidays with SADAG's Aimee Naidoo

The holiday season can be a time of celebration, but for many, it brings loneliness, financial strain, family conflict, grief, anxiety, or a quiet heaviness that often goes unnoticed. Today, we are joined by someone who works on the frontlines of mental health support — Aimee Naidoo, a counselling …

Generational Justice: Sharon and Seshni Moodley on using the law to protect survivors

Across South Africa, the crisis of gender-based violence continues to steal the safety, dignity and futures of far too many women and children. But, alongside the trauma, there are powerful tools within our legal system designed to protect survivors, hold perpetrators accountable, and ensure justic…

Remembering Magazine Barracks: The heartbeat of Durban’s Indian community

The Magazine Barracks in Durban occupy a significant place in the social, political, and cultural history of South Africa’s Indian-origin community. Established in the late 19th century, the barracks was initially built as hostel-style accommodation for Indian labourers - primarily municipal worker…

Social Grooming: The silent trigger behind GBV

Social grooming is often the first step towards gender-based violence. As we mark 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children, we dive deep into what social grooming is and if YOU or YOUR child could be the next victim with search and rescue organisation - Renegades. 

Remembering radio legend - Zakia Ahmed Siddiqi

Over the years, Zakia built a remarkable legacy. Whether she was engaging with community issues, highlighting social justice concerns, uplifting local voices, or simply offering comfort through her warmth and presence on air, she embodied the very best of what broadcasting can be. Zakia Ahmed Siddi…