From innovative farming techniques to groundbreaking food production models, entrepreneurs are redefining how we grow, distribute, and enjoy our food. Tonight, on the Entrepreneurship feature we explore the transformative impact of entrepreneurship on the agricultural and food sector. To have this discussion in depth with me is Zolile Ntukwana, Sen…

Financial mediation in a divorce in South Africa is a process where a neutral third party helps a couple reach an agreement on financial issues, such as property division, support payments, and hidden assets. This evening on Legal Matters we talk about Financial Mediation in divorce, and we’re joined by Hannah Wilson, an attorney and mediator who s…

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Botswana held a national election last week Wednesday to decide if one of Africa's longest-ruling parties stays in power for another five-year term. The Botswana Democratic Party has governed the southern African nation for 58 years, since independence from Britain in 1966, and has held the presidency throughout. Botswana's opposition Umbrella for …

On tonight’s medical matters we shed light on a common yet overlooked condition that affects the scalp, by causing thick, discoloured plaques and patches. For those who live with it, scalp psoriasis can impact everything from daily routines to self-confidence. Joining me to unpack the ins and outs of this condition—what causes it, how it differs fr…

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Aubrey Masango speaks to Thandeka Thusi is the Founder of Kasi Fundi, an English teacher and Head House Parent at St David's Marist Inanda and they speak about her life and career journey, her passion for the education industry, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Oleh 702

Aubrey Masango host Dr Alistair Mokoena, an International Keynote Speaker and a Chartered Marketer and they chat about his journey and insights on the transformative power of technology and education. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Oleh 702

Aubrey Masango speaks to Plus94 Research CEO Dr Sifiso Falala about the importance of media and information literacy, the emotional power of misinformation and how market research helps businesses make strategic decisions based on real, actionable data. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

With the U.S. elections just days away, today we’re diving into how issues like reproductive health rights—often at the forefront of American political discourse—might echo within our own lives here in South Africa. From debates around healthcare access to housing and gender protection, political decisions shape our communities and homes. We’re cur…

This evening on change your mindset, Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at changecreatorsa, talk about "The science of authentic happiness - why is it so difficult to be happy?" There is a growing body of evidence that happiness is not something that can be achieved by hard work or good luck. The happiest people seem to be those who are fully e…

During the Fees Must Fall movement, we saw the powerful and symbolic use of naked protests as students fought for affordable education and equality. Some women protesters, shedding their clothes in protest, brought an element of vulnerability and defiance that underscored the urgency of their message. Naked protests have a long history in South Afr…

In today’s episode, we are diving into the 2024 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) and unpacking what it means for South African consumers. This annual budget update is critical because it sets out government’s fiscal priorities, changes in public spending, and revenue forecasts over the next three years. For everyday South Africans, the M…

Should the national matric pass mark be raised to 50%? Recently, MPs urged the Department of Basic Education to consider this increase, sparking questions about how a higher pass mark could impact students, teaching quality, and overall educational standards. However, some critics of the proposal point out that systemic issues in the education syst…

In today's competitive market, attracting investors to your company is crucial for growth and success. A strong investor base not only provides the necessary capital but also validates your company's value and potential. However, standing out in a sea of companies vying for investor attention can be daunting. This evening on our entrepreneurial fea…

With the recent unpredictable weather that we have been experiencing, sick leave would be on the rise. Therefore, it is imperative that employers and employees familiarise themselves with the sick leave entitlements as set out in the Basic Conditions of Employment Act 75 of 1997 (BCEA). In this evening session of legal matters, we talk about sick l…

On our political analysis we look at how accountability or lack thereof is being applied amongst different leaders that have been accused of corruption and we’re joined by Bhekisisa Mncube, Author and Columnist for Daily Maverick, News24, City Press, the Witness. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

Following the tragic story of six children in Naledi who lost their lives a few weeks ago, Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi held a briefing today where he revealed that cause of these deaths is an organophosphate pesticide. This heartbreaking incident raises important questions about the use of street pesticides, often sold informally and someti…

This week is known as World Stroke Week and tomorrow is World Stroke Day (29th October), health organisations across South Africa are stepping up their efforts to raise awareness about stroke prevention and education. Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability in South Africa, and it is critical for people to have greater awareness of the co…

On tonight’s South Africans Doing Great Things, we’re joined by the inspiring Dr. Brian Monaisa, Head of Plastic Surgery at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital and founder of Smile Artists Africa. Dr. Brian’s mission goes beyond medicine, he is restoring hope through reconstructive surgeries and raising funds for breast cancer survivors who can’t affor…

Our profile interview this evening is Professor Mfanelo Ntsobi, Chief Executive Officer at Sci-Bono Discovery Centre, a Policy Analyst, Management Scientist and Communication Strategist. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Oleh 702

Considered the world’s most important event for conserving biodiversity, the United Nations Biodiversity Conference COP16 is taking place in Cali, Colombia. This gathering brings together heads of state and ministers from around the globe to advance efforts in improving biodiversity protection. Following the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global …

One of South Africa’s most prolific criminal cases, “The Station Strangler”, will be streamed on Showmax. The documentary delves into the world of serial killer Norman Afzal Simons, who is believed to have killed 21 young boys and one adult from the mid-80s to the mid-90s in the Cape Flats.The schoolteacher was convicted of the rape and murder of 1…

You might be hearing these terms more often. You might wonder what they mean or have questions: What’s the difference between mental health and mental illness? Is feeling sad or unhappy a sign of mental illness? How can I look after my mental health? These are good questions to ask. Talking about mental health and mental illness is one way to lesse…

This evening on change your mindset, Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at changecreatorsa, talk about “What is Authentic Happiness, and is it possible to achieve it?” "Do we put the cart before the horse? Do you say "I will be happy when I achieve ...... What if you should rather be saying "I will achieve ……. when I am happy" instead. See omny…

We all know what time is. Or do we? Is time real, or is it just a kind of optical illusion resting on a deeper unchanging reality? As finite creatures, with death hovering just out of our sight, the true nature of time haunts all our endeavors. This evening on the weird and wonderful we talk to Savyasaci Das Prabhu, a Monk, about time. See omnystud…

Today, Dr Magwegwe wants to start the show with a personal story. Earlier today, as he was driving to a meeting he used Waze for directions. Now, Dr Maggs trust Waze most of the time, but today,on three occassions he ignored its instructions because he thought he knew better. And guess what? H ended up at the wrong place. It made him reflect on how…

How often have you heard of a business owner passing away, only for their business to collapse shortly after? It’s a harsh reality many face without the proper planning in place. Tonight, on the Entrepreneurship feature, we’ll be diving into why having a will for your business is crucial. A won’t just protect your assets; it secures the future of y…

If you’re finding it tough to even be alone together for more than a few minutes, let alone be intimate, take heart. As relationships mature, life happens. We work hard at our jobs, spend endless hours taking care of basic daily tasks, and help others in our lives. Sometimes, our spouse/partners end up being the last person on our list. Because we …

The escalating number of kidnappings in South Africa has reached unprecedented levels, with recent incidents shedding light on the dire reality faced by citizens. According to Statistics SA (StatsSA), more than 16 000 kidnappings are recorded annually in South Africa. Shockingly, 85% of these victims are women and children. Reasons for the kidnappi…

EWN Reporter, Carlo Peterson, joins us to give us the latest update on the Joshlin Smith case. The Grade 1 learner from Diazville Primary School has been missing for 245 days. She disappeared on February 19, this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Oleh 702

Last month, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the contentious education reform bill into law - but deferred two clauses for three months. These two clauses relate to the admissions and language policies of schools. The EFF has put pressure on the speaker to clarify Parliament’s role in the two clauses of the BELA Bill that have been deferred. There …

While the finance ministers and central bank governors are meeting in Washington this week for the traditional autumn meeting of the IMF and World Bank, a different kind of summit is taking place in Russia at the same time. From 22-24 October, it is the turn of President Vladimir Putin to host the 16th BRICS summit. A total of 32 foreign delegation…

The South African government first proposed a 20% sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) tax in 2016. However, after extensive consultations with the beverage and sugar industries, the levy was reduced to approximately 10%, coming into effect in April 2018. Despite this lower rate, studies up to April 2021 show that the HPL has led to significant reduction…

Tonight, on South Africans Doing Great Things, we’re speaking with Godiragetse Mogajane, the founder and CEO of Delivery Ka Speed. Godi is an innovative entrepreneur who has transformed the food delivery industry in South Africa’s townships. With operations in over 20 townships across four provinces, Delivery Ka Speed not only brings convenience to…

Our profile interview this evening is Ms Thokozile Mahlangu, Chief Executive Officer at Insurance Institute of South Africa (IISA), who is an experienced executive with 25 years' experience in the insurance industry, 10 years of which at executive management and 7 years as a Chief Executive Officer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informati…

Apartheid may have ended decades ago, but its psychological and emotional scars are still deeply felt by the descendants of those who lived through it. Generational trauma, passed down from parents to children, continues to shape mental health, socio-economic status, and community dynamics. But how do we begin to heal these wounds? What role do rep…

In light of the increasing number of mass shootings recently, on tonight’s edition of Crime Time we will be looking at how the police are addressing this problem. With multiple incidents occurring across the country, the challenge for law enforcement has never been more urgent. Despite strong efforts to prevent these incidents and access to guns, t…

As life expectancies lengthen and the world population of people aged over 65 booms, older people continue to face ageism – treated as invisible, stereotyped and discriminated against – which impacts on their health and quality of life and ignores their social and economic contribution, and the situation has worsened through the Covid-19 pandemic. …

Since ancient times, storytelling in the African culture has been a way of passing on traditions, codes of behaviour, as well as maintaining social order. Writing had not been developed in ancient Africa, but there were ways for Africans to transmit their thoughts, beliefs, and feelings. Telling stories can help young minds internalize fundamental …

Have you ever witnessed a car spinning event? What do you think makes BMWs, particularly the 'Gusheshe,' so iconic in this world? And would you ever try your hand at it—or is watching from the sidelines more your speed? On tonight’s weird and wonderful feature, we dive into the fascinating world of car spinning. Born in South African townships, car…

This evening on Financial Matters, we look at financial behaviors; what they are, how we identify them, and why recognizing them is crucial for our financial health. Financial behaviors are the habits and actions that shape how we spend, save, invest, borrow, and plan for the future. Understanding these behaviors helps us take control of our financ…