Better Together with Ntombi M

Are you currently facing challenges in finding a job, despite yourqualifications and desire to work, how are you coping?

We chat to legal expert Masetshaba Modise to unpack procedures to follow before buying property.

Ishmael wants Ziyanda to know how much he loves her.

Do you have a sibling who feels like a stranger? What happened,have you tried to fix the relationship?

1000 Women Trust, is a South African Women's Rights Organisation dedicated to combating gender-based violence and femicide.For over two decades, they’ve been empowering GBV Community Organisations nationwide, advocating for change. We chat to Sibongile Samsam - GBV First Responder at 1000Women Trust.

Mme Claudine gives a advice on how parents can support a high performance child.

Where do you think your children get their intelligence from?

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Jabu

We chat to Paediatrician, Dr Nokukhanya Khanyile-Lenake to unpack the importance of breastfeeding.

We chat to photographer Charmain Carrol who will be attendingthe Black Women in Photography Conference.

There's one person you'd never turn to for help, no matter howdesperate you are….who is it and why won’t you ask this person forhelp?  

Anonymous has been financially supporting her husband for 5 years, he has been using part of the maintenance money to maintain his child from outside their marriage, Kholofelo Mashitisho from Mashitisho Attorneys unpacks.

Fannie wants to tell his wife how much he values her and how special she is.

Do you remember the last words or conversation you had with aloved one before they passed away?

S3 introduced David Klatzow: Looking into Darkness, a true crimedocumentary series that started on the 6 th of August 2025.Every episode goes deep beneath the surface of crimes thatshocked and fascinated South Africa. The series explores not only the motivations of the killers but alsothe lasting hurt and pain inflicted on secondary victims - the familyand friends of those killed.Through the lens of real cases, the series takes viewers deep intothe crimes, with evocative dramatic recreations, probing analysis,and moving testimony by survivors.

Mgabe Magabaza offers anonymous guidance on how to establish a positive connection with her late husband's family.

As an adult, what’s your relationship like with your mothers andfathers side of the families? Do you have a relationship with them?

Koko Mamabolo gives a reading to Tsokollo.

Bongani is apologising to his wife, their relationship has seen upsand downs…he was recently too intoxicated, too much for his wifeto handle….

Does life get better with age?

What part of your life have you put on hold because of yourchildren?

We chat to Dermatologist, Dr Nokobonga Khoza to unpack hirsutism.Hirsutism is a condition in women that results in excessive growthof coarse hair in a male-like pattern on the face, chest and back.

Radio 2000 and Tru FM came together to honour Ntombi Meso’s radio journey and debut children’s book, I Am Lovely and Dark. This special broadcast is part of Women’s Month celebrations. It’s not every day that two stations unite to celebrate a presenter’s work.

We assist a 34 year old Ntokozo to find love.

Anonymous is looking for advice on winning back his ex-wife after a recent breakup with his second partner.

With the warmer season approaching travelling will be on the rise and we help you identify ways to avoid being scammed by bogus travel agents.With the increase of online booking and numerous travel agencies, it is important to be vigilant and ensure you work with a legitimate travel agent. We chat to Kele Lekalake, Executive Manager at Harvey World Travel.

We’re joined by multi-award winning afro-soul singer andsongwriter Donald for an exclusive unplugged session, speciallydedicated to our amazing ladies in celebration of Women's Day.

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Irene.

Ladies, when thinking about your children's upbringing, what typeof family structure did you want them to grow up in? Was a traditional two-parent household important to you, or did itnot matter to you? What is the current set-up, are you happy withit?

We chat to Dietitian, Omy Naidoo, to unpack common allergies thatwomen may develop as they grow older and how these symptomscan be managed.

As the country observes Women's Month, Brand South Africa invites you to a special showing of Shwele Bawo: A Grave Injustice. Anchored by celebrated thespian Motshabi Tyelele, the award-winning one-woman play brings attention to the issue of Gender Based Violence, a pandemic in the country. Aus’Motshabi joins us on the line to chat more about what we canexpect from the show taking place tomorrow at Theatre on the Square in Sandton.

The mess you leave behind when you pass away.

We chat to legal expert Kholofelo Mashitisho of Mashitisho Attorneys to explore marriage contracts.

Sbanisezwe wants to declare and surprise her partner and making the birthday special.

What are some of the most heinous crimes you've heard of orwitnessed?

The Golden Delight Foundation is dedicated to improving the qualityof life and supporting the well-being of individuals within thecommunities they serveThey have a new initiative, Far From OK - a Women’s Monthcampaign focused on mental wellness.This campaign aims to bring mental health support directly tomothers in remote and underserved areas of South Africa throughmobile wellness activations.

Marriage and relationship therapist, Mgabe Magabaza provides guidance to an anonymous individual who has been compelled to rely on a partner for financial support following the loss of their primary source of income.

What was your experience of having to financially fully depend onyour partner after losing your source of income, has your situationchanged since then?

Koko Mamabolo gives a reading to Kamogelo.

Anonymous requests an apology from his former partner.

How many times were you cheated on before you left therelationship or marriage?

As we wrap up the month of July — officially recognized in South Africa as Mental Illness Awareness Month — we continue the conversation around mental health, healing, and breaking the stigma.Today, we’re honoured to spotlight a woman who has been at the forefront of psychological transformation and emotional wellbeing. Letta Selamolela-Mosima is a seasoned clinicalpsychologist with over 20 years of experience. She’s also the founder of Letta Consulting Services — a practice rooted in therapeutic healing, personal empowerment, and long-term mental wellness.

#BetterTogether | In a bold and unified move, the SABC has officially launched a Gender-Based Violence campaign that will run across all 19 of its radio stations, reaching millions of South Africans in every language and corner of the country.  Ms. Nada Wotshela, the SABC’s Group Executive for Radio elaborates.  #ItEndswithYou

#BetterTogether |Is it wrong to expect "a girlfriend allowance?” — A listener shares her dilemma.

The postpartum seclusion period for mothers and their newborns, “botsetse” ukubanjwa kwezinyanga or isikhathi sokubanjwa honours the healing, nurturing, and bonding between a mother and her newborn baby. It’s more than just recovery — it’s about restoration, care, and communitysupport.  we’re joined by Kefilwe Sibenya a  Birth & Postpartum Doula, Founder of Mmabotsetse Birth & Support Service — working to strengthen maternal care through culturally grounded andcompassionate support.

We last caught up with Lethabo from Pretoria on 22 April 2022. She was on the search for a soulmate someone between 45 and 48, tall, dark, and not too skinny, with a bit of muscle.

#AskAnExpert | Stuck under bad leadership, what should you do? #WorkplaceStruggles #ToxicLeadership #LetsTalkWork Lerato Shawane - HR Specialist elaborates

Once, Twice, thrice? How Many Calls Is Too Much? A forum has sparked debate over whether repeat calling without urgency is rude. Is one call enough, or is calling back two or three times acceptable? How many times do you call before giving up?

After his son was sentenced to life imprisonment, Durban businessman Nick Nzama deemed it more important than ever to  foster  an initiative that equips young boys into becoming better men in the future. 

Mme Claudine offers guidance to a parent who is struggling with the loss of losing the version of their child that they had dreamed they would be.