Much of Africa is facing growing pressure on one of our most basic needs, clean, reliable water. While the challenge is huge, there are people working on real, practical solutions that are already changing lives. Joining us today is Khanyisa Maphaha, the Kusini Water Champions Project Manager. This is an organisation revolutionising access to clean water across Africa. 

Much of Africa is facing growing pressure on one of our most basic needs, clean, reliable water. While the challenge is huge, there are people working on real, practical solutions that are already changing lives. Joining us today is Khanyisa Maphaha, the Kusini Water Champions Project Manager. This is an organisation revolutionising access to clean water across Africa.&nbsp;

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending & topical news stories, sport
updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns.

Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays.

Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of
listeners.

The different themes are but not limited to the below:

Nation Building

Promoting Democracy

Social Cohesion

Women & Youth Empowerment

Entrepreneurship & Leadership

Technology

South African Heritage

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending &amp; topical news stories, sport updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns. Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays. Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of listeners. The different themes are but not limited to the below: Nation Building Promoting Democracy Social Cohesion Women &amp; Youth Empowerment Entrepreneurship &amp; Leadership Technology South African Heritage

The Drive by

The Drive By

Kusini Water Champions

As we mark Human Rights Month, we’re joined by Asha Moodley, a lifelong activist and community voice. She has worked as a teacher, researcher, writer, and in public interest law, while contributing to civil society and Agenda Feminist Media. A long-standing member of the Black Consciousness Movement, founded by Steve Biko, Asha continues to inspire.

As we mark Human Rights Month, we&rsquo;re joined by Asha Moodley, a lifelong activist and community voice. She has worked as a teacher, researcher, writer, and in public interest law, while contributing to civil society and Agenda Feminist Media. A long-standing member of the Black Consciousness Movement, founded by Steve Biko, Asha continues to inspire.

Activist Asha Moodley on The Drive By

As South Africa reflects on 30 years of the Bill of Rights, the conversation is shifting from mere access to education toward ensuring learners experience dignity, support, and opportunity. With over 40% of students not matriculating and many struggling due to poverty and limited support, the challenge is urgent. We speak to Dumisani Tshabalala, Head of Academics at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, about the barriers, solutions, and systemic changes needed to make human dignity real in schools.

As South Africa reflects on 30 years of the Bill of Rights, the conversation is shifting from mere access to education toward ensuring learners experience dignity, support, and opportunity. With over 40% of students not matriculating and many struggling due to poverty and limited support, the challenge is urgent. We speak to Dumisani Tshabalala, Head of Academics at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, about the barriers, solutions, and systemic changes needed to make human dignity real in schools.

Head of Academics at the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls chats about Making Human Dignity Real

No one works for free, yet nearly half of South Africans feel underpaid, with 48% saying their salaries don’t reflect their workload. Despite record-high averages reported by Statistics South Africa, many are still living pay cheque to pay cheque. We are joined by Job Crystal CEO Sasha Knott to unpack this growing gap.

No one works for free, yet nearly half of South Africans feel underpaid, with 48% saying their salaries don&rsquo;t reflect their workload. Despite record-high averages reported by Statistics South Africa, many are still living pay cheque to pay cheque. We are joined by Job Crystal CEO Sasha Knott to unpack this growing gap.

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