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Newly appointed COO of Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, Phetheni Nkuna, joins Pivot Point to discuss her rise from employment law specialist to one of the most influential operational leaders in African legal practice. Kaya FM

Electricity inflation has surged 85% since 2020, water is up 68%, and low‑income households now spend nearly 67% of their income on food and utilities. Senior economist Raksha Darji unpacks the Competition Commission’s March 2026 Cost of Living Report — revealing structural failures, pricing behaviour, and what must change to ease pressure on South African households. Kaya FM

Gauteng is chasing R200 billion in new commitments after securing R312.5 billion in pledges last year — but only 28–30% of those have converted into real projects. PwC Chief Economist Lullu Krugel joins us to unpack the credibility of the province’s investment story Kaya FM

And if you owed them, would you pay their family? After the death of her manager, Sophia Hutchins, Caitlyn Jenner submitted a creditor’s claim stating that Hutchins owed her nearly half a million dollars $439,095 (in rands that’s Seven million, two hundred and twenty-nine thousand and some change) covering credit card charges, cash advances, shopping bills, and even a share of some legal fees. Hutchins’ estate recently approved the claim, meaning Jenner is set to be repaid in full. Kaya 959

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Power bank recall, fuel price pain ahead, and market moves, Gugu Mfuphi breaks down everything impacting your wallet on today’s Kaya Biz Business Update. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Forget passports and boarding passes, airports could soon identify you by your face alone. Global trials prove biometric travel works, but governments still need legal frameworks in place before this becomes your new airport reality.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Is African history finally getting its place in the classroom? South Africa’s draft curriculum wants to swap the French Revolution for African-centred stories but experts warn it’ll only work with the right teachers, resources, and assessments. The era of Jan van Riebeeck dominating history books may be over.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

From actor to filmmaker, Thabiso Mavovo is part of a new generation reshaping African cinema. He reflects on his creative awakening, the impact of the MultiChoice Talent Factory, and the emotional heartbeat behind his film Keletso Kaya FM

Fuel volatility is squeezing the continent’s smallest traders hardest. EndlessLife Group’s, Zohakiy Mbi‑Njifor, explains how rising transport costs threaten the 30,000–50,000 South African SMEs operating across borders. Kaya FM

Applications are open for one of South Africa’s most prestigious entrepreneurship fellowships. Landi Mashiloane, Fellowship Selection Manager, unpacks what makes the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation’s University Fellowship different and who should apply Kaya FM

The South African Freight and Logistics Association, or SAFLA, officially launched this year with a promise to represent the ground‑level realities of freight forwarders and logistics operators across the country. Founding Executive Officer Dave Logan, joins us to unpack their key focus areas. Kaya FM

DHL Supply Chain is doubling down on South Africa with a R220 million investment in a new Gauteng distribution centre. Bremer Pauw, CCO MEA & MD Africa, DHL Supply Chain explains why this matters for FMCG, cross‑border trade and local job creation Kaya FM

A fragile two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran has paused weeks of escalating conflict that threatened a wider regional war. Brokered by Pakistan, the truce has eased pressure on global shipping routes, with Iran allowing movement through the Strait of Hormuz again. But despite the breakthrough, tensions remain high, with reports of fresh attacks just hours into the ceasefire and major disagreements still unresolved. Phemelo speaks to DAWN Advocacy Director Raed Jarrar. Kayafm

In this week’s Legal Matters, Nthabiseng Dubazana unpacks a complex case where a court stepped in to authorise life-saving surgery for a six-year-old child after the parents refused on religious and traditional grounds. She also looks at a separate case involving fraud and admission as a legal practitioner, and more. Kayafm

The Democratic Alliance says the deployment of SANDF troops in Cape Town’s gang hotspots is already failing- just a week after it began. This comes after eight people, including three children, were shot in Mitchells Plain on Tuesday. The DA says 36 people have been killed since the army’s arrival, raising concerns about a lack of strategy and too few boots on the ground. Phemelo speaks to Portfolio Committee on Police Chairperson, Ian Cameron. Kayafm

Nine classrooms at Riverlea Secondary School in Gauteng have been destroyed in an overnight fire, affecting more than 300 learners. Education MEC Lebogang Maile has condemned the incident as criminal and “unjustifiable” following a walkabout at the school. While Grades 10 to 12 continue with lessons, Grades 8 and 9 learners have been moved to the school hall as temporary plans are put in place. Maile says there can be no excuse for targeting a school, warning that such acts must be strongly condemned. Phemelo speaks to Gauteng Education MEC spokesperson Onwabile Lubhelwana. Kayafm

We’re living in a time where being kind can sometimes feel risky. You see someone stranded with a flat tyre, instead of jumping in to help, you hesitate, not because you don’t care but because you’re thinking, “what if this is a setup?” That fear isn’t coming from nowhere, recent crime trends in South Africa show that while some violent crimes have slightly decreased by around 6.7% in early 2026, serious issues like organised and commercial crime are actually growing fast. Maybe you lead with compassion because you’ve been in a situation where a stranger stepped in during your time of need. Or maybe you’re more cautious because you or someone close to you once got scammed while trying to help, we all have stories. Kaya 959

Feel good about feeling good! That’s exactly what The Feel-Good show is about. An escape from the negativity that surrounds us, indulging you in good feels. Pass it on to one and all. Spread the good feeling around Gauteng with Andy Maqondwana. Kaya 959 Website

At times we find ourselves in the doghouse with our partners, friends, family, or colleagues and we honestly just don’t understand why they are mad. So with the Blind Spot we and the listeners help you see and understand some of the blind spots you might have missed in certain situations. Kaya FM

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#KayaBiz host Gugu Mfuphi speaks about FirstRand announcing its exit from UK operations, she also unpacks the latest shifts in the oil price, and a full update on how the markets moved today. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

We grew up on slap chips, sugary drinks and vibes… now kids have wraps and filtered juice. Did we have the better childhood lunch, or are kids today winning? We unpacked whether today’s healthier lunch options beat the chaotic, greasy joy of millennials. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Suspended detective Fannie Nkosi faces theft and weapons charges after SAPS dockets were found at his home, raising urgent questions about how South Africa manages suspended officers and state property.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website

Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays. Kayafm

Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays. Kayafm

Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays. Kayafm

Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays. Kayafm

Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays. Kayafm

The L’Oréal‑UNESCO For Women in Science Programme marks a major shift by fully integrating South Africa into the Sub‑Saharan Africa cohort. Programme Lead Michelle Gololo discusses the systemic barriers women scientists still face, the impact of supporting 320 African researchers since 2010, and why African-led research is essential for African solutions. Kaya FM

Exxaro and Eskom have signed a landmark coal supply agreement that secures Matla Power Station’s feedstock until 2043. Exxaro’s Executive Head of Coal, Caroline Shirindza, explains why this deal matters for energy stability, jobs in Mpumalanga, and Eskom’s recovery. Kaya FM

Diesel is set to jump by over R8/litre and petrol by more than R5 — but fresh analysis by senior macroeconomic analyst, Dr. Dumisani Jantjies, argues the real crisis is homegrown. He joins us to unpack what government could do right now to ease the burden on households and businesses. Kaya FM

After a brutal March, South Africa enters Q2 with both fragility and promise. MP9 Asset Management CIO Aheesh Singh unpacks global risk-off sentiment, the rand’s sharp depreciation, and why SA assets still offer valuation appeal. Kaya FM

March 2026 delivered historic volatility as oil prices surged past $100 and global markets reeled from Middle East conflict. Anchor Capital’s Stephan Erasmus breaks down the biggest JSE movers: Sasol and Thungela’s explosive gains, gold and platinum miners’ painful slump, and why defensive retailers like Shoprite and Boxer held firm. Kaya FM

South Africa’s labour market is sending mixed but important signals — and Stats SA’s Acting Deputy Director‑General Solly Molayi joins us to unpack what the latest employment indicators really mean for workers, households, and the broader economy. Kaya FM

Every household has its own “this is how we do things” rules… and growing up, you think that’s just how life works everywhere. Until you visit a friend’s house and suddenly things feel different. Maybe in your house TV time was controlled, no shoes inside, no eating in the bedroom, no calling elders by their names, no sleeping before washing dishes. What’s completely normal in one home can feel strange, strict, or even shocking to others. It’s not even about right or wrong, it’s just that families are wired differently. Kaya 959

At times we find ourselves in the doghouse with our partners, friends, family, or colleagues and we honestly just don’t understand why they are mad. So with the Blind Spot we and the listeners help you see and understand some of the blind spots you might have missed in certain situations. Kaya FM

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#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to George Manyosi on, SA Cabinet making progress on a draft policy to regulate A.I and an update on how Canal+ looks to simplify Multichoice packages. www.kaya959.co.za · Kaya 959 Website