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The Daily Discourse
Newsmakers and Guest Experts offer their insights and perspectives into the national and global discourse on politics, economics, education, social matters and comprehensive dialogues on cultural diversity and other essential issues of public interest like, poverty alleviation, unemployment rate and health related issues.
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Matlosana Municipality guilty of human violation
Shirley Mlombo, North West Provincial Manager of the South African Human Rights Commission speaks to Jon Gericke about the SAHRC report findings into Matlosana…
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#SAfm90 memory lane
Joanne Joseph is joined by former SAfm presenter Krivani Pillay on her journey in the media space and SAfm.
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NPA opting not to prosecute some high-profile cases
Veronica Mente, EFF and SCOPA Member speaks to Joanne Joseph on the NPA's decision to not prosecute some high-profile cases.
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Feedback: Hospital Transport for Kokstad elders
Feedback: Hospital Transport for Kokstad elders Last week, a caller sent a message around hospital transport shortage, Dr Imran Keeka: Chairperson of the KZN…
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Coloured youth are left out of Higher Education
Joanne Joseph speaks to Christo van der Rheede, CEO of the FW de Klerk on the possible exclusion of coloured youth on Afrikaans institutions of higher learning
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Public participation is pivotal as electricity tariffs increase frequently
Lorna Sithole, Marketing Director at Just Power Mzansi speaks to Joane Joseph about the importance of the public participation in
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Auditor General of South Africa turns 115
Joanne Joseph reflect on the mandate of the organisation with Dr. Thami Zikode - Head of Audit
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Meta charged for targeting children on its platforms
Zanyiwe Nthatisi Asare, AI & Digital Policy Expert speaks more on this with Joanne Josephs
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Agoa possibly be extended by two years
One of our biggest fears around the deteriorating relationship between the Trump regime in the United States and South Africa, was that we were going to be…
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World Humanitarian Day
World Humanitarian Day. Joanne Joseph is in conversation with Jean- Nicola Paquet-Rouleau, ICRC head of delegation, Pretoria Region
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Is cheaper electricity on the horizon
Could cheaper electricity be on the horizon? Electricity Minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa held a media briefing on the country's revised electricity…
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Tsitsikama learners without scholar transport
Unathi Binqose, EC Transport spokesperson gives Joanne Joseph an update on the scholar transport challenges that students in the Tsitsikamma area faced since…
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How AI can help to fight corruption
Have you ever thought about the role AI could play in fighting corruption. CEO of the Organization Undoing Tax Abuse, Wayne Duvenage explains how the…
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The work of the Auditor General of South Africa
Dr Thamsanqa ('Thami') Zikode is the Acting Head of Audit at the Auditor General of South Africa joins Joanne Joseph to speak about the work of the Auditor…
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Recap of Day 1 of Cat Matlala appearance at the Madlanga Commission
SABC News reporter, Sibahle Motha gives Joanne Joseph an update on what the first day of Vusiuzi "Cat" Matlala's testimony at the Madlanga Commission
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How SA’s economic squeeze is fueling a burnout crisis
The rising cost of living is increasing burnout in the workplace. Joanne Joseph is in conversation withTransformation Chair at Society for Industrial and…
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Tšepiso Makwetla Profile interview
As SAfm celebrates 90 years of existence,we bring back old voices. Joanne Joseph catches up with Tšepiso Makwetla
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Women’s Month Profile: Energy and franchising
As we celebrate Women’s month, we take an opportunity to engage women who are making great strides in their lives and careers. Koketso Sachane is in…
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ANC manifesto review
ANC reviews its manifesto deliverables ahead of the party's manifesto launch for November local elections. Koketso Sachane is in conversation with ANC NEC…
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UN Habitat Launch
Minister of Human Settlements, Thembi Simelane speaks to Koketso Sachane for the launch of a new UN-Habitat country office in the City of Tshwane. This comes…
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Spam calls on the rise with AI calls
Have you noticed an increase in unsolicited marketing calls over the past few months? Phetho Ndaba, spokesperson of the National Consumer Commission speaks to…
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What happens to your Estate when you die without a Will
President of the Law Society of South Africa, Machini Motloung speaks to Koketso Sachane about what happens when you die without a will.
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Cat Matlala returns to the Madlanga Commission under subpoena
SABC News reporter, Sibahle Motha gives Koketso Sachane an update an evacuation that occurred at 7am at venue for the Madlanga Commission, Brigitte Mabandla…
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SAHRC Calls for National Disaster Declaration Over Water Crisis
The water crisis should be declared a national disaster, according to the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC). Cathy Mohlahlana speaks to…
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Growing Cancer Cases in South Africa, early screening is the solution
Cathy Mohlahlana speaks to National Manager for Health Programmes at CANSA, Lorraine Govender about the importance of cancer screening in reducing mortality…
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South Africans are broke but the alcohol consumption has increased
Cathy Mohlahlana speaks Professor Corne van Walbeek: Professor at the School of Economics and the Director of Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable…
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Remembering Marikana 14 years on
Cathy Mohlahlana speaks to Executive Director of Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA),Christopher Rutledge about accountability for the…
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Women are closing the gap in tech education, South Africa's workplaces haven't caught up
Dr Anjali Rayburn, Senior Vice President of Commercial at HyperionDev speaks to Cathy Mohlahlana about the increase in women in tech.
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Her Leadership Story Conversation: CEO of SASCOC, Nozipho Jafta
The SABC GCEO, Nomsa Chabeli is in conversation with Nozipho Jafta, CEO at The South African Sports Confederation and Paralympics Committee (SASCOC) about her…
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The AGSA turns 115: Illuminating insights for a better South Africa
Dr. Thami Zikode, Head of Audit at Auditor General of South Africa speaks to Joanne Joseph about the work of the Auditor General of South Africa
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The DA has promised a tougher hand at SA's failing municipalities, saying it will take action against corruption, illegal land grabs and wasteful spending ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
The DA has promised a tougher hand at SA's failing municipalities, saying it will take action against corruption, illegal land grabs and wasteful spending…
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The DA has promised a tougher hand at SA's failing municipalities, saying it will take action against corruption, illegal land grabs and wasteful spending ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
Consumer complaints are surging, with the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud reporting a 26% increase to more than 15,000 complaints this year. The…
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Winter is tightening its grip on parts of South Africa, with heavy snow, freezing temperatures, rain and strong winds causing dangerous conditions and disrupting travel across several provinces
Winter is tightening its grip on parts of South Africa, with heavy snow, freezing temperatures, rain and strong winds causing dangerous conditions and…
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With the 4 November local government elections fast approaching, police are sounding the alarm over politically motivated violence.
With the 4 November local government elections fast approaching, police are sounding the alarm over politically motivated violence. Acting National Police…
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He’s a broadcaster, a former spokesperson, a businessman — and a familiar voice in the history of this station. As SAfm celebrates 90 years on air, seasoned broadcaster Bongi Gwala joins me for a special trip down memory lane
He’s a broadcaster, a former spokesperson, a businessman — and a familiar voice in the history of this station. As SAfm celebrates 90 years on air…
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The Madlanga Commission may have to pause on Fadiel Adams’ testimony, with the suspended MP scheduled to appear under subpoena this morning.
The Madlanga Commission may have to pause on Fadiel Adams’ testimony, with the suspended MP scheduled to appear under subpoena this morning. Evidence…
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A powerful new book is about to hit the shelves, celebrating the Pan-African women who challenged the status quo and changed their societies forever.
A powerful new book is about to hit the shelves, celebrating the Pan-African women who challenged the status quo and changed their societies forever. The Work…
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For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of school and limiting their opportunities.
For years, period poverty was treated as simply a lack of access to sanitary products. But we now know the impact runs much deeper — keeping girls out of…
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The tragic death of 17-year-old Cameron Waldeck-Cooks has once again put the spotlight on gender-based violence among young people. Cameron was reportedly strangled, while 19-year-old Ethan Coetzee was found dead at the same lodge
As questions around her death continue, we ask: just how prevalent is GBVF among South Africa’s youth — and what is driving it? Guest: Lisa Vetten…
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Chasing Child Maintenance: The Hardships Caregivers Face
Guest: Whitney Stevens: Director at Whitney Stevens Attorneys
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Tobacco Bill: calls for harm reduction approach
Guest: Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo: former chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Health & Former Deputy Minister for Health Guest: Peter Ucko: CEO at…
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The South African AIDS Council (SANAC) highlights key issues to help fight HIV/AIDS
The South African AIDS Council (SANAC) highlights key issues to help fight HIV/AIDS Guest: Dr Thembisile Xulu: CEO of the South African AIDS Council (SANAC)…
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Women's Month: "Quiet Coping" – The Hidden Mental Health Cost of Silence
Women's Month: "Quiet Coping" – The Hidden Mental Health Cost of Silence Guest: Tracey Lee Kotzen: CEO of Mental Wellness Initiative
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SAfm Celebrating 90th birthday and Women’s Month with Profile interview
SAfm Celebrating 90th birthday and Women’s Month with Profile interview Guest: Nomsa Chabeli: SABC Group CEO
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Companies not providing benefits
We unpack what the law says about the trend where companies/institutions employ people on contract for years with no benefits. Many resign, retire or die with…
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South Africa is Africa's cybercrime hotspot
Interpol's African Cyberthreat Assessment Report, says South Africa's home to more digital threats than anywhere else on the continent. Joanne Joseph speaks to…
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SA media haemorrhaging jobs
South African media houses are haemorrhaging jobs. Joanne Joseph is in conversation with CEO and co-founder of Daily Discourse , Styli Charalambous on the…
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More funding delays for Gauteng- based Non-profit organisations
Gauteng's Social Development Department has delayed payments to a number of social welfare organisations, putting them in financial distress. Joanne Joseph…
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Citizens encouraged to be election observers
Civil society organisation, Groundwork Collective, is calling on South Africans to play their part in the upcoming local government elections as election…
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Universities are meant to be places of learning—but what happens when the people doing the teaching are pushed beyond their limits? Disturbing reports have emerged from Unisa, with claims that overwhelming workloads are taking a devastating toll on staff. Following three staff deaths in June and several stress-related hospitalisations, serious questions are being asked about the working conditions at the institution.
Universities are meant to be places of learning—but what happens when the people doing the teaching are pushed beyond their limits? Disturbing reports…
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Universities are meant to be places of learning—but what happens when the people doing the teaching are pushed beyond their limits? Disturbing reports have emerged from Unisa, with claims that overwhelming workloads are taking a devastating toll on staff.
Universities are meant to be places of learning—but what happens when the people doing the teaching are pushed beyond their limits? Disturbing reports…
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For many people, academia seems like a prestigious career—but behind the lecture halls and research papers, a growing number of academics say they're battling impossible workloads, mounting pressure and toxic workplace cultures.
For many people, academia seems like a prestigious career—but behind the lecture halls and research papers, a growing number of academics say they're…
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A conversation on financial abuse yesterday sparked an important question: How many couples really think through the financial consequences of the marriage contract they sign? For many, it's a decision made once—but one that can shape your financial future for years to come.
A conversation on financial abuse yesterday sparked an important question: How many couples really think through the financial consequences of the marriage…
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Imagine missing an entire school year—not because you don't want to learn, but because you simply can't get to school. That's the reality for 50 learners at Qhayi-yalethu High School in Tsitsikamma, where the lack of scholar transport has kept many out of the classroom since the start of the year.
Imagine missing an entire school year—not because you don't want to learn, but because you simply can't get to school. That's the reality for 50 learners…
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The gender pay gap - lower earnings than men over a period of time mean women have less to put away.
The gender pay gap - lower earnings than men over a period of time mean women have less to put away. Guest: Bryan Hirsch: Bryan Hirsch Colley & Associates…
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As SAfm marks the start of its 90th birthday celebrations this August, we're also shining a spotlight on Women's Month and one of the most overlooked forms of gender-based violence: financial abuse.
As SAfm marks the start of its 90th birthday celebrations this August, we're also shining a spotlight on Women's Month and one of the most overlooked forms of…
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The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even get through the door.
The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even…
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For decades, filmmaking has been one of the most expensive forms of storytelling. But with rapid advances in technology—especially artificial intelligence and virtual production—that's beginning to change.
For decades, filmmaking has been one of the most expensive forms of storytelling. But with rapid advances in technology—especially artificial…
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She’s one of South Africa’s finest stage and screen actresses, but for SAfm listeners, she’s also a familiar and much-loved voice.
She’s one of South Africa’s finest stage and screen actresses, but for SAfm listeners, she’s also a familiar and much-loved voice. A former…
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The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even get through the door.
The magic of theatre is meant to be experienced by everyone—but for many people living with disabilities, the curtain often comes down before they even…