The World View - France’s Massive Rape Trial

Ray White speaks to Adam Gilchrist about some serious trash and short festive tales. 

Kosha Summer Festival 

Ray White speaks to Nomasonto Radebe, Kosha summer festival event Curator about the event taking place on 20 December at Vereeniging Civic Centre.  

What’s Gone Viral with Khabazela - PSA for couples in a mall

Ray White speaks to Khabazela about the most useful app on your phone and if you hold hands with your partner when you go out. 

A newly recommended minimum wage threshold  

Ray White speaks to Prof. Patrick Bond, political economist about the National Minimum Wage Commission’s landmark recommendation about the national minimum wage. 

Extension of Spaza Shop Registration 

Ray White speaks to Velenkosini Hlabisa, Cooperative Governance Minister about th extension of the spaza shop registration. 

The political year that was, MKP Anniversary, EFF considering GNU 

Ray White speaks to Prof. Ntsikelelo Breakfast, political analyst as they reflect on the year that was 2024 in the world of South African politics. 

The World View - A friendly Syria is promised

Syrian rebel leader Ahmed al-Sharaa says neighbours have nothing to fear; Russia threatens revenge for killing of general in Moscow; Russian officials not fans of Santas with red hats and fake, fluffy beards. Adam Gilchrist shares details on these stories with Ray White.  

What’s Gone Viral with Khabazela - What have you found under your kid’s beds?

Ray White speaks to Khabazela about what has been found under your kid's beds? 

Calls intensify for victims of forced sterilizations to be compensated 

Ray White speaks to professor Thenjiwe Meyiwa, vice principal, at University of South Africa about the hundreds of HIV-positive women in South Africa, mostly from poor and marginalized communities, have been subjected to forced sterilization without their informed consent.

Will we have a loadshedding free 2025? 

Ray White speaks to energy expert, Chris Yelland about the state of Eskom and whether we will be able to continue to live without loadshedding in 2025.