A heartbreaking tragedy has once again exposed the dark side of the digital world. A 13-year-old boy reportedly took his own life after allegedly being targeted in an online extortion scam, renewing urgent calls for stronger online safety measures for children. The incident raises difficult questions about the responsibilities of parents, schools, tech companies and lawmakers in protecting young people from growing digital threats.
Guest: Emma Sadlier: Social Media Law Specialist

It's the last Wednesday of the month, which means it's time to answer your questions. Over the past few weeks you've sent us a wide range of queries, and we've grouped together those on similar topics to make sure we cover as many as possible in today's programme.
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South Africa may be off the global financial watchdog's greylist—but the pressure is far from over. Tougher international rules on tackling money laundering and terrorist financing mean the country can't afford to relax.
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South Africa could be heading for another energy crunch—this time with gas. From 2028, Sasol is expected to scale back its gas supply, raising alarm bells about the country's energy security, the cost of doing business and the impact on household budgets.
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