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Digital nomads: Where idyllic lifestyle clashes with local needs
Interview: Digital nomads: Where idyllic lifestyle clashes with local needs GUEST: ZIMASA VABAZA - Socio-Economic Reporter and Entrepreneur GUEST: : SIMON CARLETTI - Creative Supervisor at IBN Immigration Solutions
Asteroid 2024 YR4 Chance Of Hitting Earth made news across the globe
GUEST: PROF. ROGER GIBSON - Professor of Structural Geology and Metamorphic Petrology in the School of Geosciences at the University of the Witwa tersrand Interview: Asteroid 2024 YR4 Chance Of Hitting Earth made news across the globe.
Africa need to develop a self-sufficient education funding model.
Guest: CORRIN VARADY - Education Analyst and CEO of IDEA
G20 economies must collaborate, says Cas Coovadia The ‘sherpa’ of Business 200 says Africa can define the agenda for developing economies
GUEST: CAS COOVADIA - B20 Sherpa and Former CEO Business Unity SA CEO Interview : G20 economies must collaborate, says Cas Coovadia The ‘sherpa’ of Business 200 says Africa can define the agenda for developing economies
Civic Education: What is the mandate and role of the Jhb Roads Agency
GUEST: ZWELI NYATHI - CEO of the Jhb Roads Civic Education: What is the mandate and role of the Jhb Roads Agency
80% of SA Grade 3 learners cannot read for meaning, 2030 Reading Panel reveals
GUEST: PROF. MICHAEL SACHS - Adjunct Professor at University of the Witwatersrand; one of the panellists dis cussing Education Reform in Times of Crisis Interview: 80% of SA Grade 3 learners cannot read for meaning, 2030 Reading Panel reveals
South African band Plum (circa 1996 – 2005) are back together and have released a new single on the 28th February.
GUEST: KEVIN LEICHER - Guitarist/ Vo calist
Jennifer Skiff has partnered with the charity; Elephants without Borders to bring Ele phants out of Botswana and into Angola and into the newly created, largest national park in Africa.
GUEST: JENNIFER SKIFF - Strategic Advisor and Director of International Programs Center for a Humane Economy
Nigerian Modupeola Fadugba awarded The Norval Sovereign African Art Prize 2025
GUEST: MODUPEOLA FADUGBA - Multi disciplinary Artist
World Hearing Day is on Monday 3rd March; an annual global advocacy initiative to raise awareness about hearing loss and promote ear and hearing care.
GUEST: BRONWYN VAN WYK - Audiologist
The Vilaca Racing Motor Racing Motor Championship series 2025 . Starting from 8th March at Red Star Race Track in Delmas.
GUEST: JONATHAN VILACA - Founder of Vilaca Racing
The Western Cape Bee Industry Association (WCBA) is raising the alarm over a concerning increase in honey bee poisonings across the province
GUEST: CHRIS NICKLIN - Chairman of the Western Cape Bee Industry
Publish or Perish with Mary and Lawrence
GUEST: MARY SIBANDE- Artist GUEST: LAWRENCE LEMAOANA - Artist Interview : Publish or Perish with Mary and Lawrence
Tomorrow, 24th February marks three years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine
GUEST: DZVINKA KACHUR - Representative of the Ukrainian Association of South Africa Interview : Tomorrow, 24th February marks three years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine
The Cape Town Art Fair 2025 is taking place until today 23 February. Celebrating Art, Creativity and Exploration Through the Power of PLAY
GUEST: MIA LOUW - Galleries and Special Projects Manager Interview: The Cape Town Art Fair 2025 is taking place until today 23 February. Celebrating Art, Creativity and Exploration Through the Power of PLAY
Sue Williamson's retrospective "There is something I must tell you”. Spanning five decades of Williamson’s practice, and curated by Andrew Lamprecht
GUEST: SUE WILLIAMSON - Artist and Writer Interview: Sue Williamson's retrospective "There is something I must tell you”. Spanning five decades of Williamson’s practice, and curated by Andrew Lamprecht.
Despite a massive jobs crisis, funding for successful pub lic employment programmes like the Presidential Em ployment Stimulus has been slashed—cutting off over 300,000 people from meaningful work.
GUEST: BRIDGET HANNAH - Innovation director at the DG Murray Trust (DGMT) Interview: Despite a massive jobs crisis, funding for successful pub lic employment programmes like the Presidential Em ployment Stimulus has been slashed—cutting off over 300,000 people from meaningful work. .
Barbara Boswell set to headline third Johannesburg Festi val of Women Writers. The third edition of the Johannes burg Festival of Women Writers (JFWW) returns to the University of Johannesburg
GUEST: AMB. BARBARA MASEKELA - Founder of the Jhb Festival of Women Writers, Poet, Writer and former SA Ambassador to the United States and France GUEST: DR. BARBARA BOSWELL - Author & Associate Professor at the University of Cape Town Barbara Boswell set to headline third Johannesburg Festi val of Women Writers. The third edition of the Johannes burg Festival of Women Writers (JFWW) returns to the University of Johannesburg
New Report offers insight into SA teens’ smartphone habits
GUEST: DR. DANIEL LE ROUX - Department of Informa tion Science Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Stellenbosch University Interview: New Report offers insight into SA teens’ smartphone habits
How hopeful are people across countries and cultures? Investigating Hope for the future
GUEST: PROF. THARINA GUSE - Co-Principal Investiga tor for the Hope Barometer Research Programme De partment of Psychology at the University of Pretoria How hopeful are people across countries and cultures? Investigating Hope for the future
Orchestrations is Guy Buttrey’s latest album
GUEST: GUY BUTTERY - Musician
Accounting Student is known as the Kota King at varsity
GUEST: SANNE RAMUNENYIWA- UWC Student (University of the Western Cape) & Founder of Sanne’s Palace: Braai and Grill (est 2023)
The Daily commute of a South African stu dent
GUEST: SIPHELELE “POPI” SIBIYA - Con tent Creator and Founder of the Popi Show
Fragmented Realities: An Algorithmic Lens' by Kathy Robins
GUEST: KATHY ROBINS - Artist
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease; What you need to know
GUEST: DR. VUYISWA KUMALO - Medical officer at the NICD’s Outbreak response unit John Lennon - Woman
Water Polo Prestige Cup takes action against drowning crisis
GUEST: LINDI DLAMINI - Executive Director of Roedean School.
Urban food gardens produce more than vegetables, they create bonds for young Capetonians – study
GUEST: DR. TINASHE KANOSVAMHIRA - Post-doctoral researcher, African Centre forCities, University of Cape Town
Wits Theatre presents Pitso Ya Kalaneng: A Call to Theatre Roll up. The Wits University’s annual Orientation Week programme is now happening over a month.
GUEST: MALCOM PURKEY - Award Winning Theatre Director and Playwright
The Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2025 will take place from 21 to 23 February 2025. Celebrating Art, Creativity and Exploration Through the Power of PLAY
GUEST: MIA LOUW - Galleries and Special Projects Manager www.investeccapetownfair.co.za
What is the government doing with the Health Promotion Levy? The Healthy Living Alliance (HEALA) speaks on how health taxes can generate much-needed revenue for social protection
GUEST: ANGELIKA GRIMBEEK- Nutrition Program Manager for The Healthy Living Alliance
Interview: Nedbank Cup and Proteas
GUEST: THANDUXOLO MXOLI - SABC Sportscaste
Deputy Minister Sello Seitlholo visited the area to asses the progress on the rehabilitation programme to remove contaminants at Hartbeespoort Dam. Undertaken by Magalies Water to remove hyacinth and algae that has negatively impacted on the dam’s water quality.
GUEST: SELLO SEITLHOLO - Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister
Wouter Kellerman celebrated his third Grammy award for the collaboration album ‘Triveni’ in the best new age, ambient or chant album category with Indian-American vocalist Chandrika Tandon and Japanese cellist Eru Matsumoto
GUEST: WOUTER KELLERMAN - Award Winning flautist, producer and composer Interview: Wouter Kellerman celebrated his third Grammy award for the collaboration album ‘Triveni’ in the best new age, ambient or chant album category with Indian-American vocalist Chandrika Tandon and Japanese cellist Eru Matsumoto
The 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day celebrates 11 years of knitting blankets on 20th March the United Nation’s international day of Happiness at Nelson Mandela University
GUEST: KIM TUCKER - Gqeberha Ambassador for 67 Blankets The 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day celebrates 11 years of knitting blankets on 20th March the United Nation’s international day of Happiness at Nelson Mandela University.
What are the major interventions needed to tackle Youth Unemployment
GUEST: MARIAN CLAITE - Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Afrika Tikkun Services
South Africa’s student accommodation crisis: urgent need for safety, security and solutions
GUEST: BENEDICT JOHNSON - Executive Head: EBS and New Initiatives at Fundi SA. Interview: South Africa’s student accommodation crisis: urgent need for safety, security and solutions
Johannesburg is grappling with a severe and ongoing water crisis, leaving residents without reliable access to water for weeks. What will it take to solve this crisis?
GUEST: BENOIT LE ROY - CEO of the SA Water Chamber Interview: Johannesburg is grappling with a severe and ongoing water crisis, leaving residents without reliable access to water for weeks. What will it take to solve this crisis? .
TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER: What's Trump's beef with South Africa?
GUEST: PROF. JOHN STREMLAU - Honorary Professor of International Relations, University of the Witwatersrand Interview: TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER: What's Trump's beef with South Africa?
Cemeteries in Johannesburg, as in other major cities across the country, are said to be running out of space. Especially post the covid years. Municipalities have been encouraging residents to explore alternatives, such as cremation
GUEST: PROF. MUSA XULU - Cultural Expert & Heritage Development Trust Executive Director. GUEST: JARRED THOMPSON - Author of The Institute for Creative Dying
The Rising Cost of Coffee
GUEST: DOMAINE RAUTENBACH - Senior Brand Manager for Jacobs Coffee
The 70th anniversary of the Sophiatown forced removals A reflective journey through history: The Don Mattera Activation Exhibition Launch and Commemorative Walk
GUEST:SNOWY MATTERA - Daughter of Don Mattera and Board Member of the Don Mattera Legacy Foundation
Africa’s largest human microbiome study sheds light on gut diversity and health
GUEST: PROF. SCOTT HAZELHURST - Professor of Bioinformatics in the School of Electrical & Information Engineering Wits University
Sundowns vs Pirates
GUEST: THANDUXOLO MXOLI - SABC Sportscaste
Wetlands in SA’s Addo elephant park are in danger.
GUEST: NICHOLAS COLE - part of SANParks & co-authored this article
Hope Is Not A Strategy in the New Trump World. The US President presents enormous risks for South Africa and the world
GUEST: SONGEZO ZIBI - National Leader of Rise Mzansi, Chairperson of Parliament's Standing Committee On Public Accounts Interview: CIVIC EDUCATION : Hope Is Not A Strategy in the New Trump World. The US President presents enormous risks for South Africa and the world.
US Sovereign Wealth Fund and ‘Reciprocal’ tariffs on every country to be announced next week, Trump says
GUEST: DR. IRAJ ABEDIAN - Economist, Author and Founder and Chief Executive of Pan-African Investment and Research Services Interview: US Sovereign Wealth Fund and ‘Reciprocal’ tariffs on every country to be announced next week, Trump says
OUR CONNECTION TO THE STARS - Aligning to the COSMOS
GUEST: MKHULU NSINGIZA - Co-founder of the Kemet/Afrikan Royal calendar. GUEST: KAREL NEL - Artist, Curator, Scholar, works with a team of the world’s foremost astronomers on COSMOS GUEST: DR. MOUMITA AICH - Astrophysicist & Head of the Wits Anglo American Digital Dome (WAADD) OUR CONNECTION TO THE STARS - Aligning to the COSMOS
SA needs to hone export strategies amid rising trade friction & What can Farmers and Agribusinesses harvest from the SONA?
GUEST: WANDILE SIHLOBO - Chief Economist of the Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (Agbiz) and the author of “A Country of Two Agricultures: The Disparities, The Challenges, The Solutions” SA needs to hone export strategies amid rising trade friction & What can Farmers and Agribusinesses harvest from the SONA?
The Stellenbosch Triennale returns from 19 February to 30 April 2025, transforming the town into an open-air gallery
GUEST: ANDI NORTON - Trustee of the Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust. The Stellenbosch Triennale returns from 19 February to 30 April 2025, transforming the town into an open-air gallery.
Celebrating the 200th anniversary of classical music composer Strauss, tomorrow afternoon in Gqeberha.
GUEST: NOLUVUYISO VUVU MPOFU - Soprano Soloist