WOMANS MONTH: Dr. Olayinka Adeniyi, legal academic and human rights researcher at the University of Pretoria, joins us to examine why South Africa's celebration of women's resilience must evolve into a deeper conversation about the unpaid care work, institutional failures and structural inequalities that continue to shape women's daily lives.

WOMANS MONTH: Dr. Olayinka Adeniyi, legal academic and human rights researcher at the University of Pretoria, joins us to examine why South Africa's celebration of women's resilience must evolve into a deeper conversation about the unpaid care work, institutional failures and structural inequalitie…

PARENTING: We are joined by clinical and public health specialist, Lerato Radebe, we are focusing on : The cost of eating well and we ask: has healthy eating become a luxury in South Africa?, and what are we feeding our children with such an over saturation of fast foods restaurants?

PARENTING: We are joined by clinical and public health specialist, Lerato Radebe, we are focusing on : The cost of eating well and we ask: has healthy eating become a luxury in South Africa?, and what are we feeding our children with such an over saturation of fast foods restaurants?

Bongiwe Zwane, SABC News Anchor and Host of Weekend View on SAfm, joins us live from the official National Women's Day celebrations where President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to deliver the keynote address, bringing us the atmosphere on the ground and the key issues likely to shape his message

Bongiwe Zwane, SABC News Anchor and Host of Weekend View on SAfm, joins us live from the official National Women's Day celebrations where President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to deliver the keynote address, bringing us the atmosphere on the ground and the key issues likely to shape his message

NEWS ROUNDUP: The day the country heard its daughters…and we ask: are today’s women speaking in a collective voice?

NEWS ROUNDUP: The day the country heard its daughters…and we ask: are today’s women speaking in a collective voice?

Political analyst Dr Ralph Mathekga joins us to unpack whether South Africans are becoming less loyal to political parties ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections, and what is now driving voter behaviour in an increasingly competitive political landscape.

Breastfeeding advocate and lactation consultant Chantell Witten joins us to discuss why successful breastfeeding depends on more than a mother's determination, exploring the support, education and policies needed to give every baby the healthiest possible start.

Motoring expert Nico Smit joins us with the latest developments from the automotive industry and shares practical advice on how South Africans can safely buy quality vehicles at auction while avoiding costly mistakes.

Award-winning playwright and founder of the HerStory International Theatre Festival, Napo Masheane, joins us to discuss how this year's festival is honouring 70 years since the historic 1956 Women's March by bringing together theatre, music, poetry and storytelling to celebrate women's voices while positioning QwaQwa as a destination for cultural exchange and artistic excellence.

Founder and Director of I AM ART, Ayanda Gumede-Donnell, joins us to explore how South Africa's first mobile walk-in gallery is breaking down barriers to art by taking exhibitions directly into communities, making creativity more accessible, inclusive, and part of everyday life.

Writer and director Sandulela Asanda joins us to unpack the bold, funny and deeply human coming-of-age film Black Burns Fast, exploring why authentic queer stories belong in the mainstream as the film arrived in South African cinemas on 31 July.