Get It Off Your Chest

It is one of the most important documents you will ever sign, yet most South Africans do not have one. National Wills Week runs from 14 to 18 September 2026, and participating legal practitioners across the country are offering free basic will drafting and legal advice to members of the public. A valid will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and protects your loved ones from unnecessary disputes, complications and heartache when you are no longer here to speak for yourself.

Free assistance is available through participating attorneys, Legal Aid SA offices and Master of the High Court offices countrywide. All you need to bring is your ID, a list of your assets and the details of your intended beneficiaries.

Advocate Mathibe Kanyane from the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, who is heading up National Wills Week 2026, joins the show to explain how to access the free services, why having a will matters more than most people realise and what happens to your estate if you die without one. This week, there is no excuse not to get it done.

Get It Off Your Chest
It is one of the most important documents you will ever sign, yet most South Africans do not have one. National Wills Week runs from 14 to 18 September 2026, and participating legal practitioners across the country are offering free basic will drafting and legal advice to members of the public. A valid will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and protects your loved ones from unnecessary disputes, complications and heartache when you are no longer here to speak for yourself.
Free assistance is available through participating attorneys, Legal Aid SA offices and Master of the High Court offices countrywide. All you need to bring is your ID, a list of your assets and the details of your intended beneficiaries.
Advocate Mathibe Kanyane from the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, who is heading up National Wills Week 2026, joins the show to explain how to access the free services, why having a will matters more than most people realise and what happens to your estate if you die without one. This week, there is no excuse not to get it done.

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Host: Dj Sbu&nbsp;
Co Host: Nathi Ndamase
Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca
Producer: Nonala Dagada Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga
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#GetItOffYourChest National Wills Week: Protect Your Legacy for Free

Get It Off Your Chest

In April 2025, a group of women carried a coffin to the Union Buildings, covered in 5,578 hand-woven beads, one for every woman murdered in a single year in this country. They delivered a memorandum backed by over 150,000 signatures. Today, more than a million South Africans have signed that petition, government has declared gender-based violence and femicide a national disaster and a statutory National Council has been established and held its first meeting.

Yet nine women have been found murdered across Ekurhuleni since July, and women across South Africa are still asking themselves the same terrifying question. Am I next?

The declarations have been made. The council has met. The signatures have been delivered. So why is it still not enough? Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Mmapaseka "Steve" Letsike, joins the show to answer the question that over a million South Africans are demanding an answer to. What is government actually doing, why is it proving insufficient and what will it take to make South African women feel safe in their own country?

Get It Off Your Chest
In April 2025, a group of women carried a coffin to the Union Buildings, covered in 5,578 hand-woven beads, one for every woman murdered in a single year in this country. They delivered a memorandum backed by over 150,000 signatures. Today, more than a million South Africans have signed that petition, government has declared gender-based violence and femicide a national disaster and a statutory National Council has been established and held its first meeting.
Yet nine women have been found murdered across Ekurhuleni since July, and women across South Africa are still asking themselves the same terrifying question. Am I next?
The declarations have been made. The council has met. The signatures have been delivered. So why is it still not enough? Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Mmapaseka "Steve" Letsike, joins the show to answer the question that over a million South Africans are demanding an answer to. What is government actually doing, why is it proving insufficient and what will it take to make South African women feel safe in their own country?

#GetItOffYourChest Why Is Government Still Failing South Africa's Women?

The Big Mix

Willy Lubisi, professionally known as SculpturedMusic, takes over the Big Breakfast Mix once again. Born in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga and raised in Spruitview east of Johannesburg, this Sound Engineering graduate, four-album artist, Best Producer of 2019 as recognised by Dance Music South Africa and SAMA nominee has spent over 15 years building one of the most respected and enduring catalogues in South African underground house music. From breakthrough productions Overflow, Sing My Blues and SadToThink to the internationally acclaimed Fast Lane with Zano, a collaboration with legendary vocalist Robert Owens and a vinyl release in Tell The Grooves that cemented his place in house music history, SculpturedMusic continues to evolve, inspire and deliver. Through Sculptured Records he is not just making music. He is preserving a culture for the generations that follow.

The Big Mix
Willy Lubisi, professionally known as SculpturedMusic, takes over the Big Breakfast Mix once again. Born in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga and raised in Spruitview east of Johannesburg, this Sound Engineering graduate, four-album artist, Best Producer of 2019 as recognised by Dance Music South Africa and SAMA nominee has spent over 15 years building one of the most respected and enduring catalogues in South African underground house music. From breakthrough productions Overflow, Sing My Blues and SadToThink to the internationally acclaimed Fast Lane with Zano, a collaboration with legendary vocalist Robert Owens and a vinyl release in Tell The Grooves that cemented his place in house music history, SculpturedMusic continues to evolve, inspire and deliver. Through Sculptured Records he is not just making music. He is preserving a culture for the generations that follow.

#TheBigMix SculpturedMusic 18/09/2026

The Big Guest

South Africa is once again confronting a devastating reality for women, with nine women reportedly killed in a deeply troubling period that demands urgent action and honest conversation. Today's show goes beyond the statistics and focuses on what every woman can practically do to protect herself, create an opportunity to escape danger and move through the world with greater confidence and awareness.

Joining the show is Shihan Masedisa "Mas" Mojaki, a Katlehong-born martial artist with more than 25 years of karate experience, 195 trophies and medals to her name and the historic distinction of being the first African woman to attain the Shihan Godan 5th Dan rank. Founder of Mas sê Dojo, trainer of students at the Ekurhuleni School for the Deaf, champion of women through her Nothing But Woman platform, and a karateka, MC, biker, events organiser and humanitarian all in one, Shihan Mas brings both the expertise and the heart this conversation requires. From practical self-defence techniques to situational awareness, prevention and knowing how to respond when confronted by a threat, this is the kind of conversation that could save a life.

The Big Guest
South Africa is once again confronting a devastating reality for women, with nine women reportedly killed in a deeply troubling period that demands urgent action and honest conversation. Today's show goes beyond the statistics and focuses on what every woman can practically do to protect herself, create an opportunity to escape danger and move through the world with greater confidence and awareness.
Joining the show is Shihan Masedisa "Mas" Mojaki, a Katlehong-born martial artist with more than 25 years of karate experience, 195 trophies and medals to her name and the historic distinction of being the first African woman to attain the Shihan Godan 5th Dan rank. Founder of Mas s&ecirc; Dojo, trainer of students at the Ekurhuleni School for the Deaf, champion of women through her Nothing But Woman platform, and a karateka, MC, biker, events organiser and humanitarian all in one, Shihan Mas brings both the expertise and the heart this conversation requires. From practical self-defence techniques to situational awareness, prevention and knowing how to respond when confronted by a threat, this is the kind of conversation that could save a life.

#GetItOffYourChest National Wills Week: Protect Your Legacy for Free

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