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In South Africa, siblings can be legally required to pay maintenance to one another if they can afford to and if the recipient is in dire need. This is not a new law but a long-standing provision under theMaintenance Act where siblings may be liable if parents or grandparents cannot afford to provide for basic needs. We get more from legal expert Zunaid Olivier.

Anonymous is conflicted about whether or not she should leave her boyfriend of 8 years because he has been promising her marriage for 6 years.

The Choosing Love Collective is a Gauteng-based informed women’s healing movement designed to address the psychological recovery for women navigating Gender based violence recovery, Economic stress, Emotional burnout, Menopausal transition and Long-term unprocessed grief.

Anonymous details how her ex-partner did not support her during their pregnancy and how his infidelity affected her.

To the men: What relationship advice would you like to give to women, these could be women in your family, your daughters, sisters or female friends.

Bab’Mfundi Vundla is a renowned South African television and film producer, best known for creating the hit soap opera Generations and its spin-off Generations: The Legacy He has made significant contributions to the South African entertainment industry. He is the founder and chairman of Morula Pictures, and has worked on notable projects like Jozi H, Magic Cellar, and Backstage.His achievements have been recognised with an honorary doctorate in literature from the University of Pretoria, acknowledging his impact on the country's entertainment landscape.

A couple of weeks ago, new research from the University of the Free State found that menstrual products used by millions of South Africans may contain hormone-disrupting chemicals – even whenmarketed as ‘free from harmful chemicals’. The study titled “The Presence of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Sanitary Pads: A Study Done in South Africa,” found that every sanitary pad and pantyliner tested contained at least two endocrine-disrupting chemicals, raising concerns about consumer safety, transparency, and long-term exposure. To get a better understanding of what this means, we are joined in studio by Dr. Ruth Apostolov, a leading advocate for menstrual equity and women’s health alongside Gynaecologist Dr Bandile Masuku.

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a mediumship to Lehlogonolo.

Anonymous asks the audience for guidance after cheating on his wife.

Maleshoane Mokhachane Khasu from the Free State is a female cattle and crop farmer.Maleshoane is a certified Wagyu breeder and a registered stud breeder. She is also involved in agricultural development and initiatives aimed at improving food security.

#ConversationCorner  Should I attend my father’s funeral?  #BetterTogether #Radio2000

We are having an HR open line, where you get to ask Human Resources Specialist, Lerato Shawane any question that is related to HR in the workplace.

Rebecca wants to show Jabu how much she loves him and how much she values his support.

When people ask "how are you as a greeting" do you usually give them a real answer of how you are or do you just play along with the standard response of “I am fine thanks, how are you”?

Mme Claudine offers advise to an anonymous individual in an abusive relationship.

What is the age difference between you and your partner, are you younger or older than them and how is it affecting your relationship?

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Sis Sekelwe.

After a breakup with her spouse over a minor issue in their romantic relationship, Anonymous wants to seek for forgiveness.

We chat to Nondumiso Mkhwanazi, Communications Manager at eSwatini Tourism Authority shines the spotlight on the work they do and how they benefit from gatherings such as Meetings Africa 2026.

We chat to Siya Mthethwa, Chief Strategy Officer at South African Tourism takes us through Meetings Africa celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of shaping and strengthening Africa’s business events landscape.

We chat to Nogqibelo 'Gibby' Memane is the founder of Injula Tours and Events Management and is a first time Exhibitor at Meetings Africa.

The Eastern Cape has marked a major milestone in public healthcare with the launch of its first public In Vitro Fertilisation, or IVF, Clinic at Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital in Mthatha earlierthis month. This development makes the province the fourth in South Africa to offer IVF services in the public sector and establishes the facility as the country’s fifth public IVF clinic. Importantly, the service is based at Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital — the only central hospital in the Eastern Cape and one of just ten central hospitals nationwide — which serves more than 3.6 million people, many from rural and historically underserved communities.To get more on this we are joined on the line by Dr Vulikhaya Mpumlwana, Gynaecologist and IVF specialist at Nelson Mandela Academic Hospital.

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders worldwide, affecting around 50 million people, yet in South Africa it remains underdiagnosed, misunderstood and severely stigmatized.The Neurological Association of South Africa says up to 70% of people living with epilepsy could live seizure-free if properly diagnosed and treated. We get more on this from Dr Alison Richardson, Member of the Neurological Association of South Africa.

Gama Major Cindi is a distinguished clinical research executive with over 18 years of industry experience, having also served as Executive Director and Co-Founder of CRISMO over the last decade. As CRISMO celebrates 10 years of operational excellence, the organization has grown into a leading clinical research site management organization operating in Gauteng and Free State, contributing significantly to healthcare advancement and economicdevelopment in South Africa.

Why do in-laws hate the spouses of their children or siblings?

CEO of South African Tourism, Dr. Shamilla Chettiar reflects on 20 years of Meetings Africa under South African Tourism’s stewardship and its evolution into a premier Pan-African trade platform for the global MICE industry.

Celebrating 20 Years of Connecting Africa to the World. Meetings Africa has connected African exhibitors with global buyers, fostering partnerships that drive growth and sustainable tourism across Africa. To tell us more about this, we are joined by….Rendani Khorombi, Executive Head: Tourism Strategic Services at Johannesburg Tourism Company.

Celebrating 20 Years of Connecting Africa to the World. Meetings Africa has connected African exhibitors with global buyers, fostering partnerships that drive growth and sustainable tourism across Africa.  To tell us more about this, we are joined by….Tinyiko Maluleke, Head of Corporate Communications and Public Relations at the Limpopo Tourism Agency.

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Basotho people. Explore historical sites and share the captivating stories of King Moshoeshoe. Experience the Moshoeshoe Walk 2026 to ignite the spirit of unity and preserve the cultural essence of the Basotho nation for generations to come. This is a hiking trip with a cultural twist, an adventure, an exploration of the outdoors filled with cultural and edutainment sessions. From the 5th to the 7th of March 2026 at Thaba Bosiu CulturalVillage, Motloang, Maseru – Lesotho. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a remarkable journey that blends adventure, culture, and unity. Tickets available at Computicket.We get are joined on the line by Thabo Maretlane, co-founder and organisor of the annual Moshoeshoe Walk.

Mkhulu Manzolwandle joins us to explain the importance of  paying damages for a child born out of wedlock.

Recent studies, including findings highlighted by neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath early this year, suggests that Gen Z may be the first generation in modern history to show lower average IQand cognitive scores compared to Millennials. This reversal of the "Flynn Effect" is linked to high screen time, reduced reading, and digital distraction, impacting memory, attention, and deep thinking.  How smart is your child?

We unpack Broken heart syndrome, a condition where intense emotional or physical stress causes sudden, reversible heart muscle weakness. It mimics a heart attack with chest pain and breathlessness but occurs without blocked arteries. It most commonly affects middle-aged women. We get more on this from Specialist Psychiatrist, Dr Lydia Maodi.

Growing up, did you have a nickname and why were you given thisparticular nickname? How did it make you feel?

Hi Sesi Ntombi. I hope you are well. My name is Vannessa, may you please get an expert to help give direction on how one can crack the employment market these days. There are so many requirements to meet and so much information to consume on how one should conduct themselves in an interview and how we should answer certain questions, it’s all too much. Please help. Thank you.  We get more from Thulisile Mgidi, General Manager at No-Valo Learning Centre. 

Anonymous feels abandoned and unloved in her marriage; listeners give advice.

After meeting the love of her life, who washed away her tears, Zandile is incredibly thankful to God.

#OnTheMend with Mme Claudine “They prophesied that my miscarriage was not medically related but was actually caused by my husband's ex (his baby mother)”#BetterTogether #Radio2000

What is your relationship like with your in-laws? Does it matter to you whether you get along or not…whether they like you or not, do you feel that they have welcomed and accepted you into theirfamily?

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Maite.

Local government in the Eastern Cape has seen several improvements in some areas, however, there remains challenges around governance, accountability and service delivery. In response, the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs has introduced a Non-Negotiables Booklet to set clear standards for municipalities and aid strengthened governancefor improved service delivery. We’re joined on the line by MEC for Cooperative Governance andTraditional Affairs, Zolile Williams, to unpack what this means for municipalities and the future of local government in the province.

At which point does assisting a loved one financially turn intofinancial abuse?

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, dedicated to raising awareness that a significant portion of cancers are preventable through healthy lifestyle choices, diet, and screenings.  We shine the spotlight on prostate cancer, a type of cancer that affects the prostate gland in men. We chat to Specialist Urologist, Dr Viola Morolo.

If things went your way…where in life would you be right now?

Sheldene Masondo is a devoted mother, wife, and breast cancer survivor. Born in Rockville, Soweto, she is a passionate advocate for making a difference in people’s lives. Shelden's cancer journey began in 2016, and she's now celebrating 10 years in remission. She's passionate about educating people, especially young women, about the importance of regular cancer screenings and self-examinations.

We chat to Bongani Mtolo,who boasts 15 years’ experiencein the motor industry in both passenger and commercial vehiclesales about car refinancing.

We are talking about women who, upon every minor disagreement in a relationship, pack up and walk out.

Joanna wishes to honor their lovely romantic relationship with Ntate Pule.

My mother-in-law has been staying with us for about 2 years and it’s becoming a burden for me; my wife refuses to see reason.

Mgabe Magabaza offers guidance to anonymous who is coping with a financially unsupportive husband.

Cancervive is a Nonprofit Organisation committed to creating impactful cancer awareness and educating communities about cancer as a disease. They focus on rural and underserved areas of South Africa, where information about cancer is not readily available or accessible.The organisation has a survivor-driven approach, aimed at dispelling myths, breaking social stigmas and providing information. We chat to Marlene Nortje CEO of Cancervive and Breast cancersurvivor.