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JSB Science, marking International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we examine why South Africa continues to lose girls in the STEM pipeline. Moleboheng Mokhatla of OWLAG joins us to unpack where attrition begins, how confidence shapes subject choice, and why this gender gap threatens future workforce competitiveness

JSB Health, we’re unpacking obesity as a chronic disease — not a character flaw. With one in three South Africans affected, new research shows weight often returns after stopping medication. So what does real, long-term treatment look like? We explore stigma, science and solutions shaping the future of care.

JSB Sports speaks to Natascha Louw, Sports Officer: Competitive Sport at the University of Venda, about the cultural significance of women reclaiming public sporting spaces in South Africa — and what this shift means for community identity, inclusivity, and the future of gender equality in sport.

Minister Willie Aucamp interrogates a recent report that flags mixed signals in South Africa’s rhino‑protection efforts — national progress on poaching alongside worrying trends and operational strains at Kruger National Park

SHESHA in the Spotlight: South African Innovation, BRICS Alignment and the Future of Mining Safety Ahead of Indaba 2026 with Sir Stuart, as the founder of SIRindustries and inventor of SHESHA
SHESHA in the Spotlight: South African Innovation, BRICS Alignment and the Future of Mining Safety Ahead of Indaba 2026 with Sir Stuart, as the founder of SIRindustries and inventor of SHESHA

JSB COMMUNITY: In The Conversation article, injury prevention expert Sharief Hendricks explains how new South African youth rugby rules delaying full contact for young children and focusing on non-contact skill development aim to make the sport safer and more sustainable for kids
JSB COMMUNITY: In The Conversation article, injury prevention expert Sharief Hendricks explains how new South African youth rugby rules delaying full contact for young children and focusing on non-contact skill development aim to make the sport safer and more sustainable for kids.

CIVIC EDUCATION: Beyond Box-Ticking: How AI Can Fix South Africa’s Compliance and Transformation Problem with Chengetai Myezwa — Founder of Okiru
CIVIC EDUCATION: Beyond Box-Ticking: How AI Can Fix South Africa’s Compliance and Transformation Problem with Chengetai Myezwa — Founder of Okiru

JSB Word Domination explores the power of naming silence with executive producer and author Marothi Kutu, as she reflects on healing, identity, vulnerability, and the stories Black women carry but are rarely encouraged to speak aloud
JSB Word Domination explores the power of naming silence with executive producer and author Marothi Kutu, as she reflects on healing, identity, vulnerability, and the stories Black women carry but are rarely encouraged to speak aloud. - 082 878 7150

For JSB ThoughtLeaders speaks to Tiyani Mohlaba, COO of Afrika Tikkun, about why February marks a dangerous tipping point where millions of young South Africans become economically invisible — and what it will take to pull them back into opportunity.
For JSB ThoughtLeaders speaks to Tiyani Mohlaba, COO of Afrika Tikkun, about why February marks a dangerous tipping point where millions of young South Africans become economically invisible — and what it will take to pull them back into opportunity.

JSB SESSIONS this Saturday - its Valentines Day next weekend , its the month of love and we will be speaking about the legacy of African songs with Legendary bassist and music composer- Victor Masondo

JSB ART: The Continent on Canvas: Africa’s Biggest Art Gathering Returns with Joost Bosland, director at the Stevenson gallery

NICO SMIT on all things Motoring

JSB SCIENCE unpacks why multitasking is a myth with Dr Sahba Besharati, exploring the neuroscience that shows how dividing attention actually makes our brains perform worse. SONG - PLAYER - BABY COME BACK

JSB HEALTH: Maternity Safety Under Review After Concerns Over Emergency Preparedness in Some Birth Settings with Professor Leon Snyman Honorary Secretary at the South African Society of Obstetrician and Gynaecologist - Professor at University of Pretoria

JSB SPORTS: Padel Boom or Business Risk? Inside the Financial Viability of Padel Courts with Shezard Tayob - Padel Investor & Tournament Organiser

JSB ENVIRONMENT is in conversation with Claudius Sibanda, Senior Animal Manager at Friends of Free Wildlife, unpacking how climate-driven disasters are hitting wildlife first — and why rescue organisations are quietly carrying the cost.

Motoring with Nico Smith
NICO SMIT on all things Motoring

JSB Sessions: Singer and theatre actress Mbali Ngidi
JSB Sessions: Singer and theatre actress Mbali Ngidi

Leading tertiary institution says goodbye to paper textbooks with Dr Matthew de
Guest; Leading tertiary institution says goodbye to paper textbooks with Dr Matthew de

JSB HEALTH: Dr Marlin Mackay, General Practitioner, JSB to unpack the everyday causes of back pain, the warning signs not to ignore, and practical ways listeners can protect their backs and improve their quality of life.
JSB HEALTH: Dr Marlin Mackay, General Practitioner, JSB to unpack the everyday causes of back pain, the warning signs not to ignore, and practical ways listeners can protect their backs and improve their quality of life.

Teen Archer Hits World-Champion Status in Argentina with Danya Thompson- high school student who is an archer
Teen Archer Hits World-Champion Status in Argentina with Danya Thompson- high school student who is an archer

JSB CONVERSATIONThe faith sector plays a significant role in promoting and restoring peace in our democratic South Africa with Merroshia Singh- Naicker -co coordinator of Faith Action Collective
JSB CONVERSATIONThe faith sector plays a significant role in promoting and restoring peace in our democratic South Africa with Merroshia Singh- Naicker -co coordinator of Faith Action Collective

JSB WORD DOMINATION: Poet, academic and translator Dr Athambile Masola reflects on the isiXhosa translation of Steve Biko’s I Write What I Like, exploring how Ndibhala Intando Yam restores rhythm, intimacy and political consciousness through language
JSB WORD DOMINATION: Poet, academic and translator Dr Athambile Masola reflects on the isiXhosa translation of Steve Biko’s I Write What I Like, exploring how Ndibhala Intando Yam restores rhythm, intimacy and political consciousness through language

On JSB THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS AND OPINION MAKERS, We speak to Belinda Matore, an LLD candidate and project officer at the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria, about the hidden forces—algorithms, money, audiences and regulation—that quietly shape what influencers say and how this impacts public discourse and democracy
On JSB THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS AND OPINION MAKERS, We speak to Belinda Matore, an LLD candidate and project officer at the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria, about the hidden forces—algorithms, money, audiences and regulation—that quietly shape what influencers say and how this impacts public discourse and democracy

#THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS AND OPINION MAKERS: Clive Jimmy William Brown, Teaching Practice Coordinator and Faculty of Education Transformation Chairperson
#THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS AND OPINION MAKERS: Clive Jimmy William Brown, Teaching Practice Coordinator and Faculty of Education Transformation Chairperson at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, discusses how many South African student teachers choose familiar and comfortable school placements for their practical teaching experience

A grounded JSB Community conversation with Kasi Child Youth Development founder Jazzman Simelane on building sustainable township youth programmes and the vision behind a new community-owned youth development hub in Daveyton
A grounded JSB Community conversation with Kasi Child Youth Development founder Jazzman Simelane on building sustainable township youth programmes and the vision behind a new community-owned youth development hub in Daveyton

Community food gardens feed minds and bodies as learners return to class
Community food gardens feed minds and bodies as learners return to class

JSB ART: Designing Loudly: Why Maximalism Is Shaping South Africa’s Creative Future with Bulelwa Jordan-Tati is the founder and lead interior designer of Urban Blend Interiors
JSB ART: Designing Loudly: Why Maximalism Is Shaping South Africa’s Creative Future with Bulelwa Jordan-Tati is the founder and lead interior designer of Urban Blend Interiors

JSB Sessions: Freshlyground Returns with New Lead Vocalist Mbali Makhoba
JSB Sessions: Freshlyground Returns with New Lead Vocalist Mbali Makhoba

NICO SMIT on all things Motoring
NICO SMIT on all things Motoring

JSB SCIENCE: Space Weather 101: Why This Week Matters as the Space agency warns about geomagnetic storm
JSB SCIENCE: Space Weather 101: Why This Week Matters as the Space agency warns about geomagnetic storm with Nhlanzeko Mbhele, the South African National Space Agency (SANSA) space weather forecaster

JSB HEALTH: Smoking and the Skin- How smoking affects your appearance
JSB HEALTH: Smoking and the Skin- How smoking affects your appearance with founder of Epicutis skincare and senior lecturer for the Department of Dermatology at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein - Dr. Lehlohonolo Wa-Makhakhe

JSB ENVIRONMENT: Climate justice advocate Sentle Nell unpacks what South Africa’s new climate laws really mean, how climate change is already reshaping everyday life for communities, and why environmental action must be rooted in justice, participation, and inclusion
JSB ENVIRONMENT: Climate justice advocate Sentle Nell unpacks what South Africa’s new climate laws really mean, how climate change is already reshaping everyday life for communities, and why environmental action must be rooted in justice, participation, and inclusion.

JSB SPORT: Journalist, Zaahier Adams discusses Temba Bavuma’s recent finance deal with Mukuru and how the Proteas captain is leveraging his platform to empower underserved communities and inspire youth across Africa
JSB SPORT: Journalist, Zaahier Adams discusses Temba Bavuma’s recent finance deal with Mukuru and how the Proteas captain is leveraging his platform to empower underserved communities and inspire youth across Africa -

WORD Domination; Reviving Young Voices: Busi Chaane on Bringing South Africa’s Literary Gems Back to Life
WORD Domination; Reviving Young Voices: Busi Chaane on Bringing South Africa’s Literary Gems Back to Life

Why money lessons may be the most important subject your child will ever learn with Stian de Witt, CFP®, Executive Head of Financial Planning at advisory firm NMG Benefits
Why money lessons may be the most important subject your child will ever learn with Stian de Witt, CFP®, Executive Head of Financial Planning at advisory firm NMG Benefits

JSB SESSIONS with… A 20th-Anniversary Love Letter Sparks a 5-Song Journey from Intimate Love to National Healing with Sam Mokorosi – Musician

#JSBArt – Resource Gallery in Melville with Nkululeko Mabe - Resource Gallery

#JSBFood: Book - 40KGs LIGHTER: Ditch the diets. Create a healthier lifestyle. Drop the fads. Keep the results with Mandy Meyer, fat loss coach, wellness advocate and author

NICO SMIT for JSB MOTORING.

JSB SCIENCE and INNOVATION- #LOOKUp How Science and Stars Could Reimagine Bloemfontein with Dr. Eben Proos- Senior Lecturer in Tourism and Event Management, Central University of Technology

on JSB Sport for our #AFCONUpdate with Nozibusiso Sibiya – SABC Sports reporter

How South Africa’s Fisheries Reached Breaking Point with Don Pinnock - wildlife journalist

Feel Good Corner; A Modern David and Goliath Triumph: How a South African Film Took on Hollywood
Feel Good Corner; A Modern David and Goliath Triumph: How a South African Film Took on Hollywood — and Won with Brent Dawes, director of the South African animated film "David’’

#THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS JanuWorry at Work: What the First 30 Days Reveal
#THOUGHTLEADERS, STORYTELLERS, GRIOTS JanuWorry at Work: What the First 30 Days Reveal with Anja van Beek, Talent & Culture Strategist, EQ-Driven Leadership & HR Expert, Executive Coach

JSB COMMUNITY Before the Bell Rings - How Smart Start is building South Africa’s future. Dadisai Taderera, Head of Partnerships at SmartStart
JSB COMMUNITY Before the Bell Rings - How Smart Start is building South Africa’s future. Dadisai Taderera, Head of Partnerships at SmartStart

PROFILE: the beauty of neurodiversity with Multifaceted South African actress and singer Nandi Madida
PROFILE: the beauty of neurodiversity with Multifaceted South African actress and singer Nandi Madida

JSB WORD DOMINATION - We speak to Founder of The FAIR social library, Cayleigh Bright. The FAIR social library at Tilt is a free book-swap initiative located within Tilt Coffee in Melville, Johannesburg, South Africa
JSB WORD DOMINATION - We speak to Founder of The FAIR social library, Cayleigh Bright. The FAIR social library at Tilt is a free book-swap initiative located within Tilt Coffee in Melville, Johannesburg, South Africa

JSB THOUGHTLEADER - As the annual matric results reignite calls for a 50% pass mark, the debate exposes deep misunderstandings about how the system works and the realities facing South African schools, drawing from insights in his Daily Maverick opinion piece
JSB THOUGHTLEADER - As the annual matric results reignite calls for a 50% pass mark, the debate exposes deep misunderstandings about how the system works and the realities facing South African schools, drawing from insights in his Daily Maverick opinion piece, “South Africa’s 50% matric pass mark proposal is just a dream,” by education expert Professor Michael le Cordeur -

JSB CIVIC EDUCATION - speaks to political commentator Siyabonga Hadebe about how transactional realism is reshaping global politics, using the Venezuelan crisis to explain why today’s diplomacy is driven more by deals and interests than ideology.
JSB CIVIC EDUCATION - speaks to political commentator Siyabonga Hadebe about how transactional realism is reshaping global politics, using the Venezuelan crisis to explain why today’s diplomacy is driven more by deals and interests than ideology.