Proudly South African Local Wine Expo

Proudly SA CEO, Eustace Mashimbye speaks about the upcoming local wines expo taking place over the weekend

Experts highlight access challenges in South Africa's Lenacapavir HIV prevention rollout

Senior scientist at the South African Medical Research Council, Dr Zoe Duby highlight access challenges in South Africa for the Lenacapavir HIV prevention rollout

Legal matters around parental alienation

Director of the Centre For Child Law, Karabo Oza speaks to Joanne Joseph about what the law says about parental alienation  

No Registration Needed for  Borehole Household Use

Executive Manager at OUTA, Julius Kleynhans speaks to Joanne Joseph about borehole users no longer needing to register boreholes used for households.    

As more people struggle with anxiety, depression and emotional distress, many are turning to AI chatbots for comfort and advice instead of mental health professionals.

As more people struggle with anxiety, depression and emotional distress, many are turning to AI chatbots for comfort and advice instead of mental health professionals. Whether it's cost, stigma, long waiting lists or the promise of anonymity, the trend is growing—but so are the concerns. Experts wa…

For many parents, a separation doesn't just end a relationship—it can also mean losing precious time with their children. Parental alienation, where one parent deliberately damages or blocks a child's relationship with the other parent, is a growing concern, with many fathers saying they're the ones most affected.

For many parents, a separation doesn't just end a relationship—it can also mean losing precious time with their children. Parental alienation, where one parent deliberately damages or blocks a child's relationship with the other parent, is a growing concern, with many fathers saying they're the one…

Energy drinks are a favourite among many teenagers, but are they doing more harm than good? England is moving to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s, citing growing health concerns.

Energy drinks are a favourite among many teenagers, but are they doing more harm than good? England is moving to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s, citing growing health concerns. Could this be the kind of intervention needed to protect young people, and should South Africa b…

Some traders in Kimberley are counting the cost after surprise compliance raids by the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications and law enforcement agencies.

Some traders in Kimberley are counting the cost after surprise compliance raids by the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications and law enforcement agencies. Unsafe and non-compliant goods were seized as authorities cracked down on products that could put consumers at risk. What exactly wer…

A Gauteng family is fighting to keep their children in school after falling behind on private school fees. The case has landed in court, with two matric learners' futures hanging in the balance as they risk being barred from writing their final exams.

A Gauteng family is fighting to keep their children in school after falling behind on private school fees. The case has landed in court, with two matric learners' futures hanging in the balance as they risk being barred from writing their final exams. Education rights organisation Section27 has ste…

Illegal mining is costing South Africa far more than stolen minerals. New estimates suggest the country is losing tens of billions of rand every year, while thousands of jobs disappear and communities are left facing growing safety and security risks. So, what is the true cost of illegal mining, and what will it take to stop it? 

Guest: David van Wyk:lead researcher at Benchmarks Foundation & Mining Analyst