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Jacob Zuma has accused Billy Downer of sharing his confidential medical records with Karyn Maughan, even though it became a public document after his own lawyers submitted it to the court. We discuss the motives behind the action, and what affects it could have
The battle for the City of Joburg has grown even messier after opposition parties made note that they are planning the removal of mayor Mpho Phalatse this week.
Provincial education department spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said police were called in to search the children for drugs and weapons, when they also found cellphones, which are also prohibited at the school, west of Durban.
For over 40 years now, UNESCO has been celebrating International Literacy Day by reminding the international community that literacy is a human right and the foundation of all learning.
This week focuses on the function and health of kidneys. Information on kidney health is made available to the public to help create awareness of the role of the kidneys in everyday life.
SA has the highest Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder rates in the world - so, to understand the effects it has and how far widespread this disorder is - we speak to a pediatrician.
For nine days across nine provinces the Deputy Minister of Social Development, Mme Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu will be criss-crossing the country educating South Africans about the dangers of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD). FASD is a leading source of non-genetic developmental and intellectual disability globally and is usually associated with primary…
This year’s Heritage month will be celebrated under the theme, “Celebrating the Legacy of Solomon Linda and South Africa’s Indigenous Music”. The theme gleams the spotlight on isicathamiya music and its immense contribution to south African music landscape
citizens – young and old – have not had the benefit of accessing reading materials in their own languages. Given the widely acknowledged benefits associated with mother-tongue teaching and learning, the National Education Collaboration Trust (NECT) and its partners have embarked on a mission to create a new archive of…
The award-winning radio personality has a lot to offer in the industry. She continued to attain greater heights in her career. Her bubbly personality has garnered a lot of listeners, with many who applaud her work on air.
Affectionately known as "uMalume" or "other musicians' bassist of choice", Herbie Tsoaeli is a bassist, composer, arranger. We speak to him about his musical journey.
Lotto operator Ithuba’s televised donation of Covid-19 face masks to health officials and police officers in 2020 is at the heart of an alleged money laundering scheme involving Digital Vibes, former health minister Zweli Mkhize and his son, Dedani. Scorpio’s latest investigation unmasks the alleged plot. Pieter-Louis Myburgh, Investigative journalist…
Punches flew as Raidani charged the podium where Lekota, Cope chairperson Tebogo Loate, and other party leaders were addressing the media. But party members were quick to block the youth leader and his two accomplices before they could reach Lekota. We speak to Radiani about his reasoning, and political analyst…
The Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke has slammed the government’s response to the devastating floods that ravaged KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape in April and May as too slow – calling on the government to strengthen its disaster management capabilities. Katleho Sekhoto, Kaya 959 Reporter gives us more information.
One of the great concerns in many romantic relationships involves secrecy vs. privacy. One partner thinks that he or she deserves a bit of privacy; the other views this desire as secrecy. Which is which? How can we know the difference between the two? And how should we navigate between…
The National Assembly abandoned its question session without President Cyril Ramaphosa answering MPs’ questions about his handling of the robbery at his Phala Phala farm – which raises more questions than answers…
COPE’s internal structures received a further blow on Monday when they played a series of back-to-back suspensions. To gain further clarity on the developments, we speak to various members of the party and political analysts.
The Presidency has been given 72 hours in which to assess and address the concerns of unemployed social workers. Scores of them marched to the Presidency at the Union Buildings demanding jobs and R7 000 monthly stipend, while still searching for jobs
The Congress of the People (Cope) has suspended its president Mosiuoa Lekota. Speaking at a media briefing on Monday in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg, Cope’s deputy president, Willie Madisha, said Lekota was suspended for dividing the party. Madisha joins us on the line to discuss.
29 Aug 2022 2PM
22 min
2160 – 2180
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