The KwaZulu-Natal Doctors Healthcare Coalition celebrates 30 years of advancing quality, accessible healthcare. Prof. Morgan Chetty discusses the shift from treating illness to preventing it, the role of value-based care, healthcare reform, AI in medicine, and how South Africa can build a healthier future.

The KwaZulu-Natal Doctors Healthcare Coalition celebrates 30 years of advancing quality, accessible healthcare. Prof. Morgan Chetty discusses the shift from treating illness to preventing it, the role of value-based care, healthcare reform, AI in medicine, and how South Africa can build a healthier future.

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From Sick Care to Healthcare: Rethinking South Africa's Health System - 04 August 2026

South African motorists could soon face higher vehicle ownership costs as government considers introducing a new mandatory levy linked to annual vehicle licence renewals and registrations to help fund the Road Accident Fund (RAF). Lifestyle speaks to Mike Pashut, Founder of Change Car, about the potential financial impact of the proposed "car tax," why the rise of electric vehicles is influencing the funding model, and what this could mean for the future affordability of motoring in South Africa. Tune in for expert insights into how this proposal may affect drivers across the country.

South African motorists could soon face higher vehicle ownership costs as government considers introducing a new mandatory levy linked to annual vehicle licence renewals and registrations to help fund the Road Accident Fund (RAF). Lifestyle speaks to&nbsp;Mike Pashut, Founder of Change Car, about the potential financial impact of the proposed "car tax," why the rise of electric vehicles is influencing the funding model, and what this could mean for the future affordability of motoring in South Africa. Tune in for expert insights into how this proposal may affect drivers across the country.

New Road Accident Fund Levy Proposal: What It Could Mean for South African Motorists - 03 August 2026

As South Africa commemorates 70 years since the historic 1956 Women's March, the 2026 Artscape Women's Humanity Festival returns with the inspiring theme, "A Place For All." CEO Marlene Le Roux joins us to discuss how this milestone festival is using theatre, music, film, and community dialogue to address critical issues such as gender-based violence, disability inclusion, LGBTQ+ rights, equality, and women's leadership. She also highlights the Women's Humanity Walk, the power of the arts to drive social change, and what audiences can expect throughout this meaningful celebration during Women's Month.

As South Africa commemorates 70 years since the historic 1956 Women's March, the 2026 Artscape Women's Humanity Festival returns with the inspiring theme,&nbsp;"A Place For All." CEO Marlene Le Roux joins us to discuss how this milestone festival is using theatre, music, film, and community dialogue to address critical issues such as gender-based violence, disability inclusion, LGBTQ+ rights, equality, and women's leadership. She also highlights the Women's Humanity Walk, the power of the arts to drive social change, and what audiences can expect throughout this meaningful celebration during Women's Month.

Artscape Women's Humanity Festival 2026: Celebrating 70 Years of the Women's March Through the Arts - 31 July 2026

Acclaimed Carnatic vocalist Sri Niveshan Munsamy joins us to discuss his lifelong journey in Indian classical music, the influence of his family's rich artistic heritage, and his passion for preserving and promoting Carnatic music for future generations. He shares how discipline, perseverance, and cultural pride have shaped his career, while reflecting on the importance of introducing this timeless art form to young people in South Africa's diverse society. He also gives us a preview of his upcoming performance at the Hilton Arts Festival, where audiences can experience the beauty and expressive power of one of the world's oldest musical traditions.

Acclaimed Carnatic vocalist&nbsp;Sri Niveshan Munsamy joins us to discuss his lifelong journey in Indian classical music, the influence of his family's rich artistic heritage, and his passion for preserving and promoting Carnatic music for future generations. He shares how discipline, perseverance, and cultural pride have shaped his career, while reflecting on the importance of introducing this timeless art form to young people in South Africa's diverse society. He also gives us a preview of his upcoming performance at the Hilton Arts Festival, where audiences can experience the beauty and expressive power of one of the world's oldest musical traditions.

From Sick Care to Healthcare: Rethinking South Africa's Health System - 04 August 2026

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