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In Episode 6 van Landboumark Voorslag maak ons kennis met Frans Putter van Putter Geologiese Dienste, ՚n hidrogeoloog wat boere geld spaar deur eerlik te sê wat die wetenskap wys, al beteken dit geen nuwe boorgat nie. Landboumark Voorslag word aangebied deur Elzette Boucher-Krüger. Nuwe episodes word elke Maandag om 19:00 gepubliseer. Aan jou gebring deur Landboumark, Landbouweekblad se digitale snuffelgids. Plaas vandag self jou eie advertensie en laat die mark na jóú toe kom. Besoek mark.landbou.com. Landboumark
In episode 5 van Landboumark Voorslag hoor ons hoe ՚n toevallige ontdekking op ՚n Europese landbouskou meer as twee dekades se sukses met ՚n unieke produk vir Lukas Rautenbach van Terrapro CC voorafgegaan het. Nuwe episodes van Landboumark Voorslag word elke Maandag om 19:00 gepubliseer. Aan jou gebring deur Landboumark, Landbouweekblad se digitale snuffelgids. Plaas vandag self jou eie advertensie en laat die mark na jóú toe kom. Besoek mark.landbou.com. Landboumark
Every motorist thinks they’re the best driver in the world, that they could easily beat Vin Diesel in the next quarter-mile race, until you learn that you could be an even better driver. In this episode of Driving with J9, host Janine van der Post speaks to Raceweb Racing Experience founder and high-performance driving instructor, Junaid Hamid, who shares the importance of driving courses and why learning to drift or attending his rally school isn't just a cool skill, but also makes you a much better driver and makes you understand your car. Fresh episodes drop on the first working day of every month. Produced and edited by Graeme Raubenheimer.
In episode 4 van Landboumark Voorslag hoor ons van ՚n onderneming wat nie net outentieke plaasprodukte vervaardig nie, maar ook ander entrepreneurs bemagtig. Willem en Hannetjie Smit se besluit om weer boerseep volgens ՚n ou familie-resep op die plaas te maak, was die begin van iets veel groter. Vandag glo hulle Affieplaas Boerseep was deel van God se plan – nie net om ՚n onderneming te bou nie, maar ook om ander mense die geleentheid te gee om ՚n inkomste te verdien.
Nuwe episodes van Landboumark Voorslag word elke Maandag om 19:00 gepubliseer. Aan jou gebring deur Landboumark, Landbouweekblad se digitale snuffelgids. Plaas vandag self jou eie advertensie en laat die mark na jóú toe kom. Besoek mark.landbou.com. Landboumark
In episode 3 van Landboumark Voorslag word vertel hoe ’n sakebedryf en geloof saamwerk vir diensbaarheid in aksie. Van ’n wildplaas naby Dinokeng tot ’n onderneming met vier unieke afdelings – Agri Solutions se Sakkie Pelser het ’n eenvoudige oplossing vir elektriese heinings omskep in ’n onderneming wat plastiek herwin, infrastruktuur bou, gemeenskappe ondersteun en sy geloof in elke aspek van ondernemerskap uitgeleef. Landboumark
In episode 2 van Landboumark Voorslag vertel ՚n entrepreneur hoe hy met min ondervinding in die staalkonstruksiebedryf ՚n onderneming gekoop en laat floreer het. Sedert 2009 het Jaco Hefer van Master Steel Structures – van ’n Vrystaatse groentjie wat nie eens geweet het wat steierwerk is nie tot die eienaar van ’n onderneming wat staalstrukture landwyd en in Wes-Afrika oprig – ’n “staalsterk” reputasie gebou danksy gehalte, deursettingsvermoë en vertroue.
Nuwe episodes van Landboumark Voorslag word elke Maandag om 19:00 gepubliseer. Aan jou gebring deur Landboumark, Landbouweekblad se digitale snuffelgids. Plaas vandag self jou eie advertensie en laat die mark na jóú toe kom. Besoek mark.landbou.com. Landboumark
In episode 1 van Landboumark Voorslag hoor ons van ՚n entrepreneur wie se kleintydpassie ՚n groeiende onderneming “uitgebroei” het. Toe voëlgriep Suid-Afrika se eiermark ontwrig, het Alexander Smit ՚n gaping raakgesien en sy liefde vir hoenders wat hy reeds van kleins af koester, in ՚n florerende onderneming omskep. Hen Hotel is vandag nie net ՚n verskaffer van lêhoenders van ’n hoë gehalte nie, maar bied ook opleiding aan.
Nuwe episodes van Landboumark Voorslag word elke Maandag om 19:00 gepubliseer. Aan jou gebring deur Landboumark, Landbouweekblad se digitale snuffelgids. Plaas vandag self jou eie advertensie en laat die mark na jóú toe kom. Besoek mark.landbou.com. Landboumark
Feel like you've been dipping out on the real benefits of owning a electric vehicle (EV)? Well, in this edition of Driving with J9, we chat all things EV with Dieter Rencken, an international motorsport journalist, consultant, and SA-born 'car nut' of note. He touches on EV issues like range anxiety, battery life and what to do when it reaches the end of its cycle. If you've got a hot tip for our next podcast, drop us a mail at janine.vanderpost@media24.com. Fresh episodes drop on the first working day of every month, wherever you get your podcasts.
In this episode, Janine hears from Nicole Donker Torres, a South African racing driver who first got behind the wheel at just eight years old. Today, she races in the Forza Women’s Single-seater series and co-founded a company that will rally other young women to enter local motorsport. Is it expensive? How does she juggle all of this? Who does she follow these days in Formula One? Finally, Janine ends with her hot take on SA's contentious pick for 2026 Car of the Year. Fresh episodes drop on the first working day of every month.
In this episode, Janine speaks with Tyrese Blakenberg, of the annual Durban-based Gas Motor Show, about Sung Kang, from Fast and Furious fame, who is headlining this year's event! And we discuss how Hyundai, Toyota, and Chery plan to improve their recent poor NCAP Global crash test results. Fresh episodes drop on the first working day of every month, wherever you get your podcasts.
DF Fyfer van Bhetjane Cattle Co is lank genoeg ’n boer om die sielkundige impak en stres van boerdery te verstaan. “Dit is nie net jou eie toekoms wat op die spel is nie, maar die nalatenskap van jou voorouers en die toekoms van jou kinders.”In die Bly Boer-onderhoud met Reza Clifford gesels hy oor die boer wat “24/7 in sy fabriek woon en nie van sy bron van stres kan wegkom nie”.Tog meen hy dit is goed om terug te kyk voordat jy vorentoe kyk.“Jy weet waardeur jou oupa en jou oupagrootjies voor jou is. Hoeveel droogtes was daar al? Die rentekoerse in die negentigs was 27%. Brandstofprys het in die sewentigs verdubbel. Ons is al deur ’n enorme klomp goed, en ons is steeds hier. Ek glo ons sal hierdeur kom.”
Perhaps you can remember the yellow metal badge that used to be on your dad's or grandpa's car when you were younger. In this episode of Driving with J9, we sit down with Automobile Association CEO Bobby Ramagwede to discuss the organisation's massive rebrand and what it means to be a member today. We also offer some fuel-saving tips to help out at the pumps in the fuel crisis. The show is hosted and produced by News24 motoring editor Janine van der Post, and co-produced, edited, and quality-checked by broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer.
Francois Rossouw, Toyota en AgriSA se Jongboer van die Jaar, moes al vele storms – letterlik en figuurlik – trotseer.
As vierdegenerasie-tafeldruifboer op Mooigezicht Estates in die Hexriviervallei moes hy al vele storms trotseer. Haelstorms, oorstromings en selfs ’n wingerd wat drie keer herplant moes word, het sy veerkragtigheid getoets. In dié Bly Boer-onderhoud met dr. Johan Beukes gesels hy oor tradisie, aanpasbaarheid en harde werk.
Ook oor hoe hy as jong bestuurder moes hy leer om balans te vind tussen dissipline en genade, en om die beste uit sy werknemers te haal.
Landbou.com se potgooireeks Bly Boer wil boere inspireer om nie net aan te hou boer nie, maar om ook vreugde in hul dagtaak te vind. In elke episode verken ons nuwe maniere om balans te vind sodat jy jou roeping met passie kan uitleef.
“Dit was sekerlik die swaarste tyd in my lewe. Ek het emosioneel deurgeloop,”
vertel Bull van Rensburg, ’n boer van Humansdorp, in die eerste episode van
seisoen 2 van die Bly Boer-reeks.
Nie net was die Oos-Kaapse melkboer se plaas van 1 Mei 2024
tot 6 Junie 2025 weens bek-en-klouseer onder kwarantyn nie, maar sy verliese
word geraam op sowat R7,5 miljoen. Vir maande lank het sy inkomste opgedroog.
In die episode gesels hy kaalvuis oor die totale magteloosheid wat hy gevoel het en sy keuse om ’n kopskuif te maak.
Landbou.com se potgooireeks Bly Boer wil boere inspireer om nie net aan te hou boer nie, maar om ook vreugde in hul dagtaak te vind. In elke episode verken ons nuwe manière om balans te vind sodat jy jou
roeping met passie kan uitleef.
Vir meer episodes besoek https://www.landbou.com/luister
Financial journalist Maya Fisher-French, alongside Glacier by Sanlam business development managers, Neal Sinclair and Rainier van der Nest, explore practical options such as tax-free savings accounts, endowments, voluntary annuities, and offshore diversification.
Financial journalist Maya Fisher-French explains why the smartest retirement strategies combine guaranteed income for essentials from the day you retire with flexible investments for everything else. Linda Blom, Business Development Manager for Glacier by Sanlam, guides you through the confusing industry jargon. Discover how to protect against longevity risk while maintaining growth potential.
In this episode of Driving with J9, News24 motoring editor Janine van der Post interviews Letitia Herold about the newest Chinese automaker to enter the local line-up; Lepas. They're not luxury, they're premium, says Herold. Then, we switch gears with AA CEO Bobby Ramagwede to go behind the scenes of the Chery crash test safety rating, before speedster Brand Binder pitstops with us ahead of the 2026 MotoGP season.
Financial freedom isn’t a miracle; it’s the result of good daily decisions. Financial journalist Maya Fisher-French and retirement specialist Rocco Carr, Business Development Manager at Glacier by Sanlam, guide you through the practical steps that separate successful retirees from those who struggle.
Campaign manager and mom Chantelle Lotter opens up about letting go of the “supermom” myth and choosing practical systems that work. By embracing delegation, setting clear work boundaries, and leaning into family teamwork, she’s found smarter ways to protect her energy.
She shares the small, consistent habits that keep her grounded from morning meditation and daily movement to dancing and playing music, and shows how simple rituals can fuel calm, creativity, and confidence, even in the busiest seasons.
Sales Director Craig Nicholson shares how embracing challenges, simplifying values, and staying physically active reshaped his approach to wellness, from chasing outcomes to finding joy in the process. A practical conversation on managing stress, maintaining mental clarity, and prioritising well-being without sacrificing professional purpose.
Kevin Munggaye shares smart, practical ways to stay energised and focused in a demanding job. From prioritising good nutrition, hydration, and meal prep to scheduling workouts with intention, he shows how small disciplines make a big difference. He also highlights the power of switching off to properly recover, paying attention to physical cues, and building mental clarity - the true foundation of a wellness routine that lasts.
Comfort Tshabalala sits down with young professional Nonhlanhla Mabula to explore how to build realistic wellness habits while juggling full-time work from clear boundaries to solo and mindful commutes. They also tackle imposter syndrome and the hard lesson of listening to your body, prioritizing sleep, hydration, and small moments of movement to stay grounded.
Dr. Gideon Brückner, is ’n wêreldbekende veearts wat al meer as 70 lande besoek het om te bepaal of dié lande hul BKS-vrye-status kon herwin, het hy aan Alani Janeke van Landbouweekblad vertel.
Financial experts Maya Fisher-French and Tokkie Kasselman, an Investment Specialist at Glacier International, explain why South African investors need offshore exposure for retirement, revealing practical strategies to protect savings from rand volatility and access global growth opportunities.
The upcoming 2026 Formula 1 season will bring the biggest rules and regulations changes we've seen in a very long time. We talk everything you need to know about it with SA motoring personality, Jacob Moshokoa, and highlight the 18 SA Car of the Year finalists for this year's competition. New episodes drop the first of every month, wherever you get your podcasts. The show is produced, presented and edited by Janine van der Post and Graeme Raubenheimer.
Wat as ’n eenvoudige guns begin het – 12 lamspasteie vir ’n vriendin se koffiewinkel – het gelei tot ’n inspirerende suksesverhaal wat gegroei het tot ’n onderneming wat 900 pasteie per dag maak.
Nicolette van den Heever van Loxton gesels in hierdie Bly Boer-episode met dr. Johan Beukes oor harde werk, onwrikbare geloof en ’n gesin wat bereid is om saam te werk.In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:• sake-ontwikkeling en groei – van 12 pasteie vir sakgeld tot 900 pasteie per dag;• probleme in die Karoo;• hoe die hele gesin tot haar sukses bygedra het;• om op God te vertrou in moeilike tye; en• verlies en nalatenskap.
In episode 2 of our Glacier by Sanlam podcast titled The Retirement Series, investment specialist Sherwin Govender and News24 financial journalist Maya Fisher-French explores why so many people feel stuck financially despite having regular income streams.
In ’n roerende Bly Boer-onderhoud deel Christel Basson, OVK se bemarkings-en-kommunikasiebestuurder, haar persoonlike verhaal van verlies en veerkragtigheid nadat haar man, Dirk, vroeër vanjaar sy eie lewe geneem het.
In proud partnership with Media24 and Maya Fisher-French, we’ve unpacked just about everything to know about saving for retirement, planning retirement income, and everything in between.
Anné Pretorius het besef hoe waardevol ’n persoonlike geskiedenis is nadat haar ma onverwags oorlede is en ’n handgeskrewe memoir vir haar agtergelaat het.
• gesinstories verdwyn wanneer dit nie gedokumenteer word nie;• die genesende krag van storievertelling en skryf;
• hoe stories brûe bou tussen geslagte;
• ’n spesiale boek vir oorlogsveterane;
• die belangrikheid om betyds te begin; en• hoe om aan jou eie storie te begin skryf
.Vir meer inligting besoek Memoire Books.
In this episode, radio personality and MC Tyrone Paulsen and Janine van der Post wrap up the season and talk about some of their favourite cars they've driven this year. A couple of the same vehicles pop up on their lists, and there are quite a few surprises.
Early B will never acknowledge what a huge superstar he is. But the 'Leka Djy' artist is very open about being an even bigger petrolhead. He talks to Janine van der Post about getting racing tips from an ex-F1 champion and just how deep his passion for cars really is.
Farm bakkies work hard and must be able to handle a certain amount of abuse. How do you know if your Ford bakkie can handle it?
In the episode you will learn:
· Why does my Ford bakkie pull better than my neighbour’s bakkie?
· What is all this talk about 10 gears?
· Why doesn’t a Ford bakkie overheat when pulling a heavy load?
· Why does everyone say Ford bakkies last longer?
Ford has a good reputation amongst farmers looking for a reliable vehicle for their farms, but what sets Ford apart from other bakkies?
In the episode you will learn:
· How long Ford has been in South Africa and how big its dealer network is.
· The Ford family promise is there to stand by farmers should they need help.
· All the vehicles available in die Ranger series and which ones are most loved by farmers.
· How Ford Ranger has kept up with the times and product development to give farmers the best value for money.
The work farmers do comes with its own challenges and safety concerns. That is why it is important for them to know what their vehicle can and cannot do.
In the episode you will learn:
· How do you know if you are overloading your bakkie?
· How traction control keeps you moving safely in muddy fields.
· What Ford’s vehicles offer to keep you safe while driving at night or when you are tired.
· Travelling on the long road there are a lot of hazards. This is how Ford helps to get you to your destination safely.
Buying a bakkie is a big expense. That is why farmers should do their homework when it comes to the best way to finance their vehicle.
In the episode you will learn:
•Who is Ford Credit, and what role do you play in the agricultural sector?
•What is Farm Plan and what does it apply to?
•How does VAT work with Farm Plan?
•Can farmers structure the payment instalments into monthly, quarterly or yearly payments?
•And once the final payment is made, is the vehicle theirs?
A farmer’s bakkie is just as important as any of his tractors. Without it, he cannot handle the day-to-day running of his farm. Choosing one is more than choosing a bakkie – he must see it as an investment in his business.
In the episode you will learn:
• Given the amount of time a farmer spends in his bakkie and situations he needs his bakkie for, making the right decision when buying one is important.
• Is a Ford Ranger practical for loading animals?
• How does owning the right bakkie actually help you save money?
• Can you make money using your bakkie?
• How trailer assist helps you when towing animals or supplies for your farm.
In this episode, Chery Group CEO Tony Liu sits down with Janine van der Post to talk about Chery’s local success and just how all these new incoming Chinese brands can play fairly with other automakers in the SA vehicle market. But is there space for everyone?
Ononderbroke, doeltreffende en ekonomiese verkoeling is een van belangrikste bates vir veral vrugte- en groenteboere. Die stelsels wat boere gebruik, is egter dikwels verouderd en allesbehalwe kostedoeltreffend. Hoe nou gemaak?
Ted Kravitz has one of the coolest and rarest jobs in the world as a Formula 1 pitlane reporter.
He has witnessed some of the greatest stories from the sport and shared his unique perspectives on it.
In this episode, he speaks candidly to Janine van der Post about his new book, F1 Insider Notes from the Pit Lane, what he writes in his pocket-sized notebooks, Max Verstappen's chances of winning in 2026, and if Lewis Hamilton should have won his eighth title in the controversial 2021 season.
Edohan Burger gesels eerlik in die Bly Boer-episode oor sy pad met alkoholverslawing en hoe hy dit reggekry het om daarvan vry te kom. Landbouweekblad
In this episode, Janine van der Post chats to NADA chairman Brandon Cohen about what consumers should know when they're not happy with the car they've bought, how AI now plays a big role in the dealership, and what exactly you need to know about F&Is - finance and insurance when applying for a new or used car.
Presisiegrondontleding is ’n belangrike hulpmiddel waarvolgens ’n boer besluite oor grondaanvulling neem. Indien hierdie ontleding nie akkuraat is nie, kan dit lei tot die verkeerde bemesting wat ’n direkte impak op opbrengs en insetkoste het. In die tweede aflewering oor dié onderwerp op Wat ’n boer moet weet vertel dr. Chris Schmidt van die uitgebreide navorsing wat Kynoch gedoen het om die Mehlich-3-metode met die konvensionele toetsmetode te vergelyk.
Grondontledings word gebruik as basis van bemestingsaanbevelings daarom is dit uiters belangrik dat die inligting wat daaruit kom korrek is. Die vraag is of boere finansieel sal baat met die konvensionele ekstraksiemetodes, oftewel “uitwasmiddels” as basis van bemestingsvoorstelle, of eerder met Mehlich-3 en wat is die slaggate. In hierdie episode van ‘Wat ’n boer moet weet’ gesels dr. Chris Schmidt, senior landboukundige, met Landbouweekblad se hoofredakteur Chris Burgess daaroor.
Think you can't compete with the big corporates? Think again. In this episode, Lula CEO Trevor Gosling shares over a decade of insights on how South African SMEs can turn their size into a strategic advantage. Discover why speed beats scale, relationships trump pricing wars, and how your agility can exploit corporate weaknesses. Gosling reveals the three hidden superpowers every small business possesses but often underestimates, plus practical strategies for dominating niche markets without breaking the bank. If you're tired of feeling like David facing Goliath, this episode shows you exactly how to use that slingshot effectively. Essential listening for any SME owner ready to compete smarter, not harder.
Giuliana Saladino had her first kart race when she was just 4 years old. She comes from a racing family but shows immense talent and tenacity for her age and is clearly gearing up for great things.
She sits down with motoring editor Janine van der Post about being a racing driver. She's zesty and full of pizzazz and reckons she's faster than her 12-year-old brother.
In ’n wêreld waar baie mense opgee wanneer dinge moeilik raak, staan Pierre Vlok, legendariese wolskaapman van BKB, as ’n baken van hoop. Sy verhaal van volharding, van ’n plaasseun tot ’n internasionaal erkende wolkenner, toon dat sukses nie altyd maklik kom nie – maar wel vir dié wat aanhou probeer.
In hierdie episode van die Bly Boer-potgooi deel Pierre sy lewensreis, van sy vroegste dae op die plaas, sy merkwaardige loopbaan in die wolbedryf en oor die nuwe seisoen van aftrede.
Hoor wat sê hy oor:
•hoe sy liefde vir Merino-skape hom op ’n pad geplaas het wat hy nooit kon voorsien het nie;
•hoe droogte en ekonomiese druk hom gedwing het om op te hou boer;
•hoe sy tyd in die spesmagte hom geleer het om aanpasbaar en veerkragtig te wees; en
•waarom hy glo dat die boere wat oorleef, diegene is wat optimisties en vasberade bly, ongeag die uitdagings.
In this episode of the Lula SME Growth Series, Wayne Ramgath, VP of Banking at Lula, reveals why most small businesses drastically underestimate their true banking costs.
In hierdie episode van Bly Boer deel Gerrit van Zyl, sakeman en bekroonde stoetbeesboer van Dewetsdorp, sy merkwaardige reis van konvensionele boerdery na herlewingslandboupraktyke met Reza Clifford.
Gerrit se benadering tot geestelike welstand is diep gewortel in praktiese geloof, volharding en om sinvolheid in daaglikse klein bydraes tot iets groter as jouself te vind.
Hoor wat hy sê oor:
volharding te midde van kritiek;
die waarde as jou dagtaak ’n verskil maak;
om nie te wag vir ander om vir jou geleenthede te skep nie; en
om die vermoë te ontwikkel om terug te bons.
What if your daily payment system could instantly fund your next stock order? David Winter from Lula reveals how embedded finance is transforming ordinary business apps into powerful funding gateways – and why most SME owners are unaware of it yet. Lula banking and funding
In the turbulent years of apartheid South Africa, as the country stood at a crossroads between conflict and reconciliation, a British-born mining executive emerged as an unlikely catalyst for change. Clem Sunter, through his pioneering work in scenario planning, would help frame one of the most remarkable political transitions in modern history and continue to influence thinking about South Africa’s future decades later. News24 Podcasts
Growth can kill cash flow, and most SME owners don't see it coming. Thomas McKinnon from Lula reveals why rapid growth is often a business's biggest threat and shares the practical tools every entrepreneur needs to scale sustainably. Essential listening for any business owner chasing growth.
Johan Beukes gesels in die jongste Bly Boer-episode met Johann Kotzé, uitvoerende hoof van AgriSA, oor wat dit werklik beteken om te volhard, hoopvol te bly en die volgende geslag te inspireer.
Johann vertel in die gesprek hy glo dat geloof ons deur die donkerste tye kan dra en hoe belangrik geestesgesondheid – nie net vir ons nie, maar ook vir ons kinders – is.Hoor wat hy sê oor:sy besoek aan Amerika;boere wat nie net voedsel produseer nie, maar ook vir maatskaplike-ekonomiese stabiliteit sorg;die Kaleb-en-Josua-uitkyk; enhoop wat in ons boere se getuienisse lê.
The South African automotive industry is bombarded with new vehicles from the East. Ford Africa president Neale Hill sits down with Janine van der Post to explain if our local industry is in trouble, and what kind of help it needs from the government. Hill also shares what the Blue Oval brand is doing to stay relevant in the competitive market, the R900m dealer investment news, and how the new Ranger bakkie campaign defines South ‘Africanness’.
Charl Saunderson, ’n Dorper-stoetboer van die Boesmanland, herinner ons in hierdie Bly Boer-episode dat boerdery meer is as net ’n beroep – dit is ’n lewenswyse wat gebou is op waardes van volharding, verantwoordelikheid en onwrikbare hoop vir die toekoms.
Luister in sy gesprek met Reza Clifford oor hoe hy nie net vreugde in sy dagtaak vind nie, maar dit regkry om ongeag struikelblokke volhoubaar te boer.
Hoor wat hy sê oor:
Sy unieke omgewing in die Boesmanland;
Die rol van familie (veral sy vrou, Isabel);
Sy filosofie van rentmeesterskap;
Struikelblokke en hoe hy dit oorkom; en
Sy hoop vir Suid-Afrika se toekoms.
Bird flu is not just a crisis for poultry farmers – it has an impact on the entire agricultural industry. Astral Foods recently made history by becoming the first producer to vaccinate against this virus. But what does this mean for the industry and the consumer?
Voëlgriep is nie net ’n krisis vir die hoenderboere nie, dit het ’n impak op die hele landboubedryf. Astral Foods het onlangs geskiedenis gemaak deur die eerste plaaslike produsent te word om teen dié virus te ent. Maar wat beteken dit vir die produsent én die verbruiker?
Autotrader CEO George Mienie has a world of used car data at his fingertips. He talks to Janine van der Post about how to identify car scammers or bad deals, and why exactly the value of your new vehicle drops so fast. He also shares why he sold his electric vehicle, which he bought a few years ago.
Welkom by Landbouweekblad en Landbou.com se Potgooi-kanaal! Vir meer as ’n eeu deel Landbouweekblad in die wel en wee van ons boere, ons geliefde platteland, en die landboubedryf in die breë. In die begin net ’n tydskrif. Nou ’n gediversfiseerde landbouhandelsmerk gerat vir die toekoms soos hierdie potgooi-kanaal. Of jy nou op die hoogte wil bly van die jongste nuus, weerberigte, landboustories, of geïnteresseerd is in spesifieke bedrywe – ons bied dit en vele meer.
In hierdie episode van Bly Boer gesels Reza Clifford met ds. Thinus van Staden, ’n predikant van Pretoria en die stigter van Traumanetwerk. Laasgenoemde het ontstaan toe kerkleiers hul kommer uitgespreek het oor die trauma wat boere, hul families en plaaswerkers ervaar.
Ds. Thinus glo dat trauma is ’n normale reaksie op abnormale gebeurtenisse – jy is nie gebroke nie!
Hoor wat hy sê oor:
· die fisieke en emosionele komponente van trauma en hoe jou brein jou probeer beskerm;
· neuroplastisiteit bewys dat jou brein kan genees en nuwe patrone kan vorm;
· om ondersteuning te soek is ’n bewys van dapperheid, nie swakheid nie; en
· hoe Traumanetwerk jou kan help om hulp te kry.
Besoek Traumanetwerk by www.traumanetwerk.co.za
Marciel Hopkins het op ’n wynplaas in die Breëriviervallei grootgeword en het ’n diep verbintenis met die landbou en plaaslewe.
In dié episode gesels sy oor die onvoorspelbaarheid van boerdery, weerloosheid en betekenisvolle verhoudings.Hoor wat sy sê oor:• die ingewikkelde dinamika van familieboerdery;• die belangrikheid van ondersteuningsnetwerke;• jong boere se ongelooflike veerkragtigheid; en• die skep van platforms vir eerlike kommunikasie.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
Professor. Pundit. Public nuisance. In his columns, books and on social media, Jonathan Jansen is prolific, and he likes to speak his mind about schools and universities, race, politics and our complex South African society. He has brought incisive analysis, compassion and a sense of humour to some of the most controversial issues in our country for many years. And now, in this memoir, Jansen goes back to his early years: growing up in a loving, fiercely evangelical family on the Cape Flats, being put on the road to purpose by an inspiring school teacher and becoming the first of his generation to go to university.
In hierdie episode van Bly Boer gesels Johan Beukes met Jacques Beukes, ’n gerespekteerde boer en direkteur van die familieboerdery-onderneming Modderdrift in die Hexvallei.
Welkom by Landbouweekblad en Landbou.com se Potgooi-kanaal! Vir meer as ’n eeu deel Landbouweekblad in die wel en wee van ons boere, ons geliefde platteland, en die landboubedryf in die breë. In die begin net ’n tydskrif. Nou ’n gediversfiseerde landbouhandelsmerk gerat vir die toekoms soos hierdie potgooi-kanaal. Of jy nou op die hoogte wil bly van die jongste nuus, weerberigte, landboustories, of geïnteresseerd is in spesifieke bedrywe – ons bied dit en vele meer.
Volvo Cars South Africa has closed 12 of its 19 dealerships in the country. The Swedish automaker’s Felipe Yagi sits down with News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post to explain what’s really going on and what the future holds for the brand in SA.
Edohan Burger gesels eerlik in die Bly Boer-episode oor sy pad met alkoholverslawing en hoe hy dit reggekry het om daarvan vry te kom.
Edohan, wat deesdae ’n pastoor by die Kompas-gemeente in Vanderbijlpark is en ook ander verslaafdes help, deel met Reza Clifford oor die vernietigende impak wat drank op sy lewe gehad het.
In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
Hoe ’n doodgewone dag gelyk het in die lewe van Edohan, die alkoholis;
Edohan se “rock bottom”-oomblik;
Sy ervaring van rehabilitasie en ook hoe hy daarna sterk bly staan het;
Sy raad aan geliefdes van ’n alkoholis; en
Sy getuienis dat herstel moontlik is.Indien jy met graag met Edohan wil gesels, kontak hom gerus op 084 570 0669 of stuur ’n e-pos na edohan@kg.org.za.
Refiloe Mamolise Harris from the She-Hive Association in Lesotho, a women- and survivor-led organisation advocating for gender-based violence (GBV) survivors and promoting sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR). In this discussion with Kaunda Selisho, she explores the link between GBV and restricted abortion rights, highlighting Lesotho's limiting abortion laws and their impact on women's autonomy.
Edinah Haimbila Masiwa introducers listeners to the Women’s Action Group, a feminist organisation focusing on sexual and reproductive health rights, combating gender-based violence, young women's leadership, and the impact of climate change on women in Zimbabwe. Her conversation with Kaunda Selisho highlights the restrictive abortion laws in Zimbabwe, dating back to 1977, which allow access only under specific conditions like rape or incest. She also discusses the systemic barriers women face, including lack of awareness, inefficiencies, and socioeconomic inequalities, which perpetuate unsafe abortion practices.
Yolandi Marais het op ’n plaas grootgeword, werk as konsultant elke dag met boere en het ook vanjaar met ’n boer getrou. Sy vertel oor wat sy tot dusver geleer het oor verhoudings, verantwoordelikheide, vrou-wees en vreugdes op die plaas.
Johan Beukes en Yolandi Marais van Dunamus Agri Advisory Services gesels in dié Bly Boer-episode oor boerdery in Suid-Afrika, met ’n spesifieke fokus op die menslike en verhoudingsaspekte daarvan.
In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
•Hoe boervroue ’n kritieke rol speel in die ondersteuning van hul mans en die volhoubaarheid van boerderye;
•Die verwoestende impak van ’n brand;
•Die sielkundige uitdaging om hulp te aanvaar as ’n trotse boer;
•Die integrasie van aangetroude familielede in die boerdery; en
•Hoe om konflik te hanteer en gemeenskaplike doelwitte te bereik.
Lyness Soko from the Malawi Human Rights Resource Center talks to podcast host Kaunda Selisho about reproductive justice and safe abortion access in Malawi. Soko shares the progress in areas like contraceptive access but sheds light on the severe challenges posed by restrictive abortion laws rooted in colonial-era penal codes. These laws fail to address health and social factors such as mental health, economic hardship, and cases of incest or rape, leading to high rates of unsafe abortions with devastating consequences for women’s health and lives.
Kenya’s Tuta Mionki was recently in South Africa for the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship inaugural South African round held at Sun City. She talks to News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post about being a human resource professional, to becoming an award-winning rally driver, and now an FIA steward travelling all over the world for international motorsport events.
Neo Kitso unpacks challenges in achieving sexual and reproductive justice, including the barriers to safe abortion and contraceptive education, particularly in marginalised communities. Topics addressed in this chat with host Kaunda Selisho include censorship, societal morality, and the stigma that limits access to reproductive rights. Kitso also examines policy hurdles such as strict abortion legality criteria and emphasises the role of regional collaborations, like the Safe Abortion Alliance of Southern Africa, in fostering shared resources and education to dismantle judgment and discrimination tied to reproductive health.
Mangia Macuacua from Mozambique’s FDC (Fundação para o Desenvolvimento da Comunidade) focuses on empowering young women in Mozambique through economic and social initiatives while championing sexual and reproductive health rights. Her focus is on ending early marriages, promoting female leadership, and addressing challenges in accessing safe abortion services. She talks to us about how Mozambique’s restrictive abortion laws allow voluntary termination up to 12 weeks and up to 16 weeks in specific cases like sexual violence—conditions that require bureaucratic proof. Advocacy efforts aim to extend these timeframes and debunk myths that stigmatize abortion.
Sexual and Reproductive Justice Coalition's Sihle Motha talks to Kaunda Selisho about access to safe, legal abortion in Southern Africa, LGBTQI and adolescent health, and the decriminalisation of sex work. While successes are noted, such as South Africa's progressive abortion laws, challenges like societal stigma, cultural resistance, and inadequate medical provider training also persist.
Die dringendheid om oplossings vir bek-en-klouseer te vind is, op die voorgrond nadat dié siekte die afgelope week by die wêreld se grootste voerkraal gevind is. Baie is in verskeie provinsies en vergaderings daaroor gesê en Landbouweekblad se joernalistehet hul oor op die grond gehou.
Nie een provinsie in Suid-Afrika het die uitbreking van die Afrika-kommandowurm vrygespring nie. Dié wurms kan binne vier uur 40 ha gras opvreet. Wat het aanleiding gegee tot die uitbreking, en wat kan boere doen om dié pes te voorkom?
Sy kinders noem Higgo die minister van bittereinders, want hy gee nooit op nie. Hy en Adrinet gesels met Johan Beukes oor die afgelope paar maande se trauma nadat hy van ’n leer afgeval het en gee ook raad aan boere hoe om moeilike tye te bowe te kom.In die episode sal jy meer oor:Die passie wat die Higgo’s vir hul familieboerdery het;Hoe hulle voortbeur al gaan dit ook hoe rof;Higgo se ernstige ongeluk vroeër vanjaar en die lesse wat hy geleer het;Die belangrikheid van jou gesin en om met jou gesinslede eerlik te wees; enHoe om goeie tye te gebruik om voor te berei vir moeilike tye.
Johan Coetzee, skrywer van Opgee se gat, glo hoe groter jou aanpasbaarheid en veerkragtigheid – jou vermoë om op te staan nadat die lewe jou ’n klap of twee gegee het – hoe groter is jou kans om te floreer.
In dié episode vertel Coetzee hoekom hy die boek geskryf het en hoe om op te staan en aan te gaan en planne te maak as alles om jou in duie stort.In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
• waarom mense sukkel;
• dat niemand jou van jou probleme gaan kom red nie;
• die verskil tussen opgee en oorgee; en
• die vaardighede wat nodig is om “opgeebestand” te word as jou planne nie uitwerk nie.
What should you know before you walk into a car dealership, are balloon payments a good idea, and when's the best time to make a deal? Former car salesman Jason Williams shares candid advice with News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post.
Wat is die doomsday-graansiekte wat Suid-Afrika nog nie bereik het nie, maar waaroor kenners wakker lê en wat is die groot lesse wat die uitbreek van sulke siektes ons leer? Dit is van die kwessies wat in die tweede episode van Wat die boer moet weet bespreek word.
Dr. Dirk Strydom staan aan die stuur van Nampo, die eenstop-platform waar boere, landbou-ondernemings en diensverskaffers kan byeenkom, saamwerk en sake doen. In dié Bly Boer-episode gesels Johan Beukes met dr. Dirk Strydom, besturende direkteur van Nampo, oor vanjaar se skou, die impak daarvan en om nie hoop te verloor nie.
In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
• hoekom Nampo so spesiaal is;
• die karaktereienskappe van hoopvolle boere en boere sonder hoop;
• raad vir ’n boer op moedverloor se vlakte; en
• ’n boodskap vir ’n boer met wie dit goed gaan.
Former Kaizer Chiefs' striker Katlego Mphela offers advice to the club's forwards ahead of the Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates and shares why some of those attackers might not be Amakhosi material. News24 Podcasts
Thabo Thamiae het in 2012 vir Nadia Gibbens in hul huis op ’n hoewe in Bainsvlei, Bloemfontein probeer keelaf sny, haar drie keer probeer verwurg, haar probeer verkrag, haar herhaaldelik met ’n gebreekte glasbottel gesteek, geskop en vir dood agterlaat.In die nuutste episode van die Bly Boer-potgooi gesels met Reza Clifford oor die aanval, hoe sy vir hom ’n Sotho-bybel gegee het met sy skuldigbevinding en hoe hard sy moes werk om die trauma te verwerk.
In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
die dag wat Thabo vir Nadia aangeval het;
oor haar besoek aan hom in die tronk;
die belangrikheid om trauma te verwerk;
om te kies om goed uit die sleg te vat;
snellers; en
hoe om trauma met jou saam te dra.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Goss- bakteriese verwelksiekte het die Suid-Afrikaanse mieliebedryf aan die gons. Om ingelig te wees daaroor is nou die beste strategie sodat jy die regte besluite vir jou boerdery kan neem. Chris Burgess, hoofredakteur van Landbouweekblad, gesels in die heel eerste episode van sy potgooireeks Wat die boer moet weet met dr. Rikus Kloppers, ’n kenner van dié siekte wat in gewassiektes spesialiseer. Kloppers gee die agtergrond van die siekte en verskaf koelkop-raad aan boere. Die potgooireeks is daarop toegespits om boere met kennis te bemagtig. Die episode word trots geborg deur Pannar.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Tony Leon is the author of six books and is the longest-serving leader of the official opposition in the Parliament of South Africa since the advent of democracy. He served afterward as a South African Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Being There is his first-hand account from a front-row seat at critical moments in SA’s history, ranging from his role in the formation of the recent Government of National Unity to a reappraisal (based on close encounters) of some of those who made South Africa what it is today, including FW de Klerk, Nelson Mandela and Harry Oppenheimer, and key players elsewhere, such as Ariel Sharon, Yasser Arafat, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of Argentina.
Franchwa Batt en sy vrou, Chrismari van der Westhuizen-Batt, is al jare lank bekend met droogte. Hoewel dit die afgelope week heerlik oor groot dele van die Boesmanland gereën het, het sy plaas net 5,3 mm gekry. Hulle het met Reza Clifford in die jongste Bly Boer-episode gesels oor die invloed van ’n droogte op jou menswees, hoe hulle in die moeilike tye staande bly en hul lammerkleuterskool.
The Knysna Hillclimb has grown from humble beginnings to now being one of the biggest motorsport events in its 15th year in 2025 on the local calendar. Ian Shrosbree is one of the masterminds behind the event that has become petrolhead nirvana. He speaks to News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post about what it takes to pull off such a mammoth occasion.
Johann Krige, mede-eienaar van Kanonkop, een van die voorste Suid-Afrikaanse wynplase, glo hulle verkoop nie wyn nie, maar ’n leefstyl.
In sy gesprek met Johan Beukes sê hy ’n mens moenie die wiel probeer herontwerp nie, maar doen dít waarmee jy goed is.
In die episode sal jy meer hoor oor:
• passie en toewyding;
• om vrede te maak met wat jy het;
• die sewe vet jare en die sewe maer jare;
• hoe om met mense te werk; en
• hoe hy afskakel en herlaai.
Danie Bester, bekroonde mielie-en-sojaboer van die plaas Rietbult in die Balfour-distrik, is datagedrewe, leergierig en gaan draai gereeld in Amerika. Hy gesels oor geen reën, te veel reën en alles tussenin.veerkragtigheid in moeilike tye, sy belewenis van boerdery in Amerika en sy keuse om nie sy tassies te pak nie.
Nashrene Schloss has been racing in South Africa for almost three decades after an accidental outing on track turned her into a racing driver for life. She talks to Janine van der Post about what it’s like as a woman in the motorsport arena.
PS: You can prep the episode with Ian Schrsobee next please. We’re still waiting feedback from AdSpace about sponsors and recorded ads etc, so it’s just best to carry on in the meantime.
I’d also like to book the studio next week for my next episode: I’ll be chatting to a former car salesman about what to know when buying a new or used car at a dealership. “The things a car salesman won’t tell you.” I know I’ll also have to check with Graeme when I can use the studio for an hour, but want to check your team’s availability first.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
’n Fees vir die oog, rus vir jou siel en vuurhout vir môre – dit is die plaas Moolmanshoek. Eienaar Willie Nel en Isabel Arangies, sy dogter, vertel hoe hulle aanhou boer.
Johan Beukes gesels in dié episode van die Bly Boer-potgooi oor die herstelpad wat hulle op die plaas moes volg en hoe hulle deesdae ook “met mense boer”. In hierdie episode hoor jy meer oor:
• die families wat deel van Moolmanshoek se storie is;
• die struikelblokke wat die Nels moes oorkom;
• die trauma van die brande;
• waar hulle hoop vandaan kom; en
• hoe moet jy maak as jy jou in ’n doodloopstraat bevind.
Landbou.com se potgooireeks Bly Boer wil boere inspireer om nie net aan te hou boer nie, maar om ook vreugde in hul dagtaak te vind. In elke episode verken ons nuwe maniere om balans te vind sodat jy jou roeping met passie kan uitleef.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
"How Did We Get Here?" is Mpoomy Ledwaba’s coming-of-age story. Looking back on her upbringing, major milestones and the challenges she’s faced, Mpoomy takes us on her journey of self discovery.
Vir Wikus Bekker, Dohne-Merino-boer van Edenburg en 2023 se Voermol Skaapboer van die Jaar, is boerdery nie ’n werk nie, maar ’n plesier.
Johan Beukes gesels in die nuutste episode van die Bly Boer-podsendingreeks met Wikus oor sy passie vir teling, toewyding en meelewing, en wat hom inspireer om aan te hou boer.
Where there are cars, there’s hip-hop, and vice versa. It’s two things that are just naturally connected. Grandmaster DJ Ready D and DJ Eazy chats to News24 Motoring editor Janine van der Post about their relationship with vehicles, and how a car song gave rise to the music group Brasse Vannie Kaap known as BVK.
Hoewel die hegtheid van ’n gesinstruktuur ongetwyfeld ’n deurslaggewende rol in die veerkragtigheid van ’n familie-onderneming speel, kan ’n pa-en-seun- (of dogter!-) span ook unieke probleme ondervind as dit nie behoorlik verstaan en reg bestuur word nie.
Conrad Schutte, uitvoerende hoof van Vinpro, glo veerkragtigheid is noodsaaklik vir wynboere om te bly boer. In die episode van die Bly Boer-potgooi gesels Johan Beukes met Conrad oor sy paadjie in die wynbedryf en sy belewenis van wynboere.
In this week’s episode, we talk about how to charge EVs, even in loadshedding, and how more South Africans are sparking up to electric mobility. News24 Podcasts
In this week’s episode, we talk about how to charge EVs, even in loadshedding, and how more South Africans are sparking up to electric mobility.
Franelyn Rossouw, se man, Francois, ’n boer, het ná ’n jare lange stryd met angs, depressie en uitbranding nie meer vir die lewe kans gesien nie.
In hierdie episode van die Bly Boer-potgooireeks gesels Reza Clifford met Franelyn oor Francois se siekte, sy selfdood, die uitwerking wat dit op hul gesin gehad het en hoe sy weer die stukke ná sy dood opgetel het.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
A masterpiece of historical fiction, Children of Sugarcane will transport readers to South Africa’s horrific period of indenture with a historically accurate account of the social, political, and personal histories of Indian indentured labourers, while recounting a story of romance and exploring the truest examples of love and yearning – for one’s family, one’s friends, one’s roots and one’s adopted home.
Set across two generations, Children of Sugarcane is a captivating story about family, love, hardship, trauma, friendship, romance, and freedom told by the protagonist, Shanti, as she reflects on her life.
In this episode, Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Head of Collections and ECM Strategy at Old Mutual Finance, Senzo Lubisi who is joined by Senior Decision Analytics Consultant at ExperianSA, Vusi January.
In this episode, Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Head of Collections and ECM Strategy at Old Mutual Finance, Senzo Lubisi, who is joined by Senior Decision Analytics Consultant at ExperianSA, Vusi January.
Samukele Mkhize, Country Compliance Head/MLRO South Africa at Binance Africa, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, said that investment scams are among the most prevalent in South Africa.
In the Pride Pulse season finale, host Iviwe Mzandisi and Kamo WW, Amapiano's first openly queer artist, dive into the vibrant influence of queer culture.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
An outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. Aimed at offending and entertaining everyone in equal measure, this will have South Africans sniggering and spluttering into their porridge. It will also pique their curiosity.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho sits down with the host of the Mommy Club Sugar & Spice Reunion - Shahan Ramkissoon.
In this episode of Pride Pulse, we explore the current state of LGBTIQ+ rights in South Africa, where progressive laws often clash with deeply ingrained social challenges.
My guest, human rights advocate Motlatsi Clive Motseoile, shares his expert insights on the ongoing legal and social hurdles facing the queer community.
Motlatsi Clive Motseoile is a dedicated human rights advocate and legal expert with over 12 years of experience in the legal, human rights, and corporate sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of the Witwatersrand and is a pupil member of the Johannesburg Society of Advocates, awaiting admission as an Advocate of the High Court of South Africa.
He has worked extensively advocating for the rights and inclusion of LGBTIQ+ individuals through his roles at GALA—The LGBTQ Archive and the Thami Dish Foundation. His work includes advising government departments, NGOs, and corporate clients on policies promoting social justice and equity.
Together, we discuss how far we've come, the remaining barriers, and what needs to be done to ensure genuine equality and inclusion. Tune in for a compelling conversation about the fight for justice and equality across South Africa and the African continent.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes you behind the headlines emerging from popular South African reality shows like Married At First Sight Mzansi and The Mommy Club Sugar and Spice.
In this episode of Pride Pulse, host Iviwe Mzandisi delves into the critical topic of mental health and well-being within the LGBTIQ+ community.
The episode features Roche Kester, a performer and LGBTIQ+ activist who has worked extensively on policy reform and supporting victims of hate crimes. Roche shares her experiences and discusses the mental health challenges that many queer people face.
Iviwe is also joined by Dr Bev Ditsie, a renowned South African lesbian activist, filmmaker, and founding member of the Gay and Lesbian Organisation of the Witwatersrand. Dr Ditsie reflects on the emotional toll of activism and the importance of prioritizing self-care.
Later, the conversation shifts to practical wellness solutions with Dr Dulcy, a social entrepreneur passionate about providing accessible healthcare in South Africa. She offers insight into how LGBTIQ+ people can access mental health support and improve their overall well-being.
This episode presents a thoughtful exploration of mental health issues and wellness strategies within the queer community.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and Muvhango actor Mulisa Mudau on this episode of Brand New Adults as they reflect on losing their mothers at a young age, forging their identities and chasing their dreams against all odds. News24 Life
While Pride Month is often reduced to rainbow flags and festivities, the more profound message lies in resistance and reclamation.
It's about the fight for equality, safety and dignity. When we reflect on Pride's historical roots, particularly within South Africa, we see the intersection of race, class and gender, further complicating what it means to be queer in this country. Pride a celebration of identity and a defiant stand against the forces that continue to oppress us.
Head of Collections and ECM Strategy at Old Mutual Finance, Senzo Lubisi is joined by Robin Raichman, Old Mutual Finance Head of Recoveries and Debt Review and they speak to Motheo Khoaripe about the Debt Review and Debt Consolidation.
Robin Raichman clarifies that consumers under debt review cannot acquire further credit, as it could be deemed reckless credit granting. Successful completion of debt review is required before applying for new credit.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and Constance Gaanakgomo on this episode of Brand New Adults as they navigate the daunting world of adult friendships. The pair chat candidly about the challenges of maintaining friendships in a world that already demands too much from most of us. News24 Life
For the second episode of Wine Life, we sat down with Stephanie Wiid of Thistle & Weed Wines, Tim Atkin's Young Winemaker of 2024, at their new tasting room on the Leef op Hoop farm in the Jonkershoek Valley. Arguably Stellenbosch wine royalty, with a grandfather who was Neil Joubert of Spier, she worked under Charles Back at Fairview for 11 years before she went out on her own with business partner and Vinpro viticulturist Etienne Terblanche in 2016. Stephanie is a Swiftie, mother of three, winemaker, lover of Portuguese varieties in the Cape, and a ceramicist. In no particular order. And also somehow finds the time to make beautiful, award-winning Cape Chardonnay for Draaiboek wines, as well as the Terblanche Family's Elmie Rosé, among a number of other side hustles. She represents that particular brand of can-do that seems to permeate the industry, and even managed to record their family dog, Kolisi or Khaleesi - either Bok captain or Mother of Dragons, depending on the day - to put on record his particular brand of extra. Winemakers and their dogs, it's a thing.
Subscribe to News24 for all the latest Wine News at https://www.news24.com/life/wine and sign up to receive our bi-weekly Wine Newsletter to ensure you don't miss out. And keep an eye out for our next Wine Life episode with a newly independent Abrie Beeslaar, previously of Kanonkop and now, officially of Beeslaar Wines.
Follow Thistle & Weed Wines on Instagram: @thistleandweed.co.za
Thistle & Weed Wines: https://www.thistleandweed.co.za/
For behind-the-scenes of Wine Life, follow our Wine Editor, Daléne Fourie, on Instagram as she makes her way around the Cape Winelands: @dalenefourie.
As mentioned in the podcast, Loftie Ellis works for Wine Quality Consultants. You can find him here: https://wineqc.com/
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes you behind the headlines emerging from popular South African reality shows like Married At First Sight Mzansi and The Mommy Club Sugar and Spice.
In the third episode of News24 and MenaCal.7™’s podcast series, ‘Strong to the Bone’, we chat with Dr Shivani Pillay, a Pharmacovigilance Manager and Homeopath, about the power trio of bone health: Calcium, Vitamin D3, and Vitamin K2.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho sits down with one of the cast members of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip - Christall Kay.
In this month’s podcast, we meet the ever-present Schoolboy Monokoa. He is a Support Technician at ITSO, and if you work in the Cape Town building, you’ve probably been assisted by this man when your PC decides to have an off day.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and Muvhango actor Mulisa Mudau as the pair take a recent trip down memory lane reflecting on some of the lesson they've learned the hard way about being and adult and the few times being an adult proved itself to have some perks! Chrizelda and Mulisa chat about the importance of being taught right from wrong and how adulting is the true test of whether your parents succeeded in helping you grow into a decent human being. This Brand New Adult episode is filled with candid, humorous and insights that will leave you all the better for tuning in.
Join in for a relatable, candid conversation, you may just learn something from! News24 Life
Tune in as our host and Hadie, the senior education manager for MenaCal.7
™, unpack the value of exercise and movement for maintaining healthy bones.
Join us as we chat with Cecily Fuller, a registered practising Dietician for the Netcare Christiaan Barnard Hospital, about how you can get ahead of securing lasting bone health early on in life.
In this month’s podcast, we meet the awesome Mpho Raborife. She tells us about her role as Managing Editor at News24, her experiences as our Oxford Reuters fellow, and one thing we don’t know about journalists.
In this month’s episode of Coffee With Freeman, our host Paul Herman and Freeman meet Tando Guzana. Tando tells us what it’s like to be the Creative Lead at Media24 News’ native content studio Brand Story, and what cool campaigns he has shot visuals for.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes you behind the headlines emerging from popular South African reality shows like Married At First Sight Mzansi.
In the first episode of News24 and MenaCal.7™’s podcast series ‘Strong to the Bone’, host Jerusha Raath of Brand Story chats with Hadie Bahula, senior education manager at MenaCal.7™ about the foundation of ensuring good bone health.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho sits down with one of the couples from Married At First Sight Mzansi - Boitshepo & Sebenzile.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and reality TV star Lasizwe for a continuation of a light-heart, candid conversation about what it means to intentionally "grow up" and what that manifest as in part two of this entertaining Brand New Adult episode. With self-development at the forefront of the conversation the pair speak about creating boundaries with friends and family about how they must treat you, and being real enough with your own short-comings to know that sometimes you are the problem.
Join in for a relatable, candid conversation, you may just learn something from! News24 Life
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes you behind the headlines emerging from popular South African reality shows like Married At First Sight Mzansi and The Mommy Club Sugar and Spice.
Head of Collections and ECM Strategy at Old Mutual Finance, Senzo Lubisi speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about the Credit. What is credit? What is the cost of credit?
In this episode of the Old Mutual Finance Podcast Series, Senzo Lubisi outlines the information credit providers consider when evaluating credit applications, including living expenses, existing debt obligations, and net disposable income. He stresses the importance of honesty from consumers and doing research to find the best credit product that suits their needs and affordability.
The cryptocurrency market in South Africa is predicted to grow to $246m in 2024, thanks to regulatory frameworks and the growth of platforms like Binance. Yande Nomvete of Binance chats to us about the state of play in Africa and the role women can play.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes you behind the headlines emerging from popular South African reality shows like Married At First Sight Mzansi and The Mommy Club Sugar and Spice.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and News24 Life's entertainment journalist Constance Gaanakgomo as they have a candid conversation over the often unspoken responsibilities that come with attending funerals as a person who is suddenly considered an adult. On this episode of Brand New Adults we ask each other the question s like, "Do you have a funeral cover or life policy?" and who bringing the scones when death visit the household.
Join in for a relatable, candid conversation, you may just learn something from! News24 Life
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho sits down with one of the couples from Married At First Sight Mzansi - Dee & Khutso.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho gets into it about the first two episode of Bonang's B'Dazzled and Married At First Sight Mzansi.
Join Chrizelda Kekana and reality TV star Lasizwe on this episode of Brand New Adults as they go down memory recounting their most embarrassing moments and celebrating their wins, all in the context of brand new life problems such as the balance between keeping up appearances versus staying true and living within your means, in a world where Instagram is "seemingly" the standard.
Join in for a relatable light-hearted conversation, you may just learn something from! News24 Life
Join Chrizelda Kekana and reality TV star Lasizwe on this episode of Brand New Adults as they go down memory recounting their most embarrassing moments and celebrating their wins, all in the context of brand new life problems such as the balance between keeping up appearances versus staying true and living within your means, in a world where Instagram is "seemingly" the standard.
Join in for a relatable light-hearted conversation, you may just learn something from! News24 Life
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho reflects on the end of Showmax's Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip SA and reacts to the palpable tension among the Married At First Sight Mzansi couples.
For the inaugural episode of Wine Life, we met up with Dan Colombo of Colombo Wines in a non-descript cellar in the Joubertskloof of the Paardeberg in Swartland, which he shares with MC Stander of L'Equinox Wines. Here, Dan makes wines bordering on the definition of natural, made with some of our most historically undervalued grapes, beautifully. We discuss what it is to be a young winemaker in South Africa, what inspires him to make these esoteric wines without potentially having a market yet to sell them in, his definition of a good wine, what wine pairs well with Simba Peanuts & Raisins, and where to eat and drink in Cape Town.
Subscribe to News24 for all the latest Wine News at https://www.news24.com/life/wine and sign up to receive our bi-weekly Wine Newsletter to make sure you don't miss out. And keep an eye out for our next Wine Life episode in Mauritius with Peter-Allan Finlayson of Crystallum and Gabriëlskloof.
Follow Dan Colombo on Instagram: @_lovely_dan_
Colombo Wines: https://www.colombowines.co.za/
For behind-the-scenes of Wine Life, follow our Wine Editor, Daléne Fourie, on Instagram as she makes her way around the Cape Winelands: @dalenefourie.
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News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho gets into the latest episodes of Showmax's Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip and Married At First Sight Mzansi.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho gets into the latest episodes of Showmax's Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip and Married At First Sight Mzansi.
Hey guys and dolls and welcome BACK to Reali-tea Recap, the News24 podcast that takes a shady look at what went down on your favourite reality shows.
My name is Kay Selisho, News24 Deputy Lifestyle Editor and an avid reality TV viewer who will be your viewing companion throughout the year.
We're at episode 5 of MAFSM and 8 of RHUGT. I skipped MAFSM to do a double-bill recap this week so let's get into it.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho gets into the latest episode of Showmax's Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip focused primarily on Nonku Williams and Londie London who finally made her-long awaited entry to the show.
News24 Life deputy editor Kaunda Selisho gives her first impressions of the cast of Married At First Sight Mzansi and recaps the events of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, going beyond the shows' moments to give some context to the biggest headlines.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho takes a closer look at Mel Viljoen and Christall Kay's budding friendship as the pair calls their cast members out for forming alliances. PLUS: Nonku shares her view on splitting the bill on a date.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho rebounds the events of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip SA episode 4 and unpacks Mel Viljoen's problematic secret recordings.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho looks through The Mommy Club cast's reunion outfits and shares her thoughts on the local designs. PLUS: We talk about the Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip casts Jamaican dance party and Nonku's romantic run-in.
News24 Life Deputy Editor Kaunda Selisho recaps the events of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip and goes into the headline-making stories of episode 1 and 2.
Nandi Qubeka, Equity Analyst at Nedbank Private Wealth, joins News24 to discuss the wealth of potential the township economy offers businesses looking to expand. Qubeka and portfolio manager Shala Ramokolo published a research note on the opportunities presented by the township economy.
Bullshi!t: 50 Fibs that Made South Africa by Jonathan Ancer (Jonathan Ball) is an outrageous miscellany of lies, myths, untruths, fibs and fabrications that tell the woeful history of South Africa. News24 Podcasts
Maya speaks to Johan the winner of the 2023 Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge about how he reduced his debt by over R85 000, built up an emergency fund of R42 000 and increased his retirement contributions – all in just six months.
Joined by his financial adviser Takalani Badugela, Johan discusses how small day-to-day choices over time created a significant debt burden and about his decision to enter debt review. Johan is an inspirational story of what is possible when you commit to a goal.
Ayakha Melithafa, the youngest commissioner on the Presidential Climate Commission in SA, sat down with News24 for the Nedbank podcast series Talking Green to discuss her role as a Gen Z in the fight against climate change.
Energy and climate science journalist Nick Hedley recently sat down with News24 as part of Nedbank’s Talking Green podcast series to discuss how South Africa is faring in the global energy transition.
Thula Zondi of GreenCape joins the Talking Green podcast to chat about some of the interesting ways SA businesses are addressing sustainability, as well as the sectors and industries benefiting from the green boom.
Mark Boshoff, Head of Climate Resilience and Sustainability Strategy at Nedbank Commercial Banking, recently sat down with News24 to discuss how sustainability funding can help take your business to the next level, as well as the return on investment it provides.
The Intellidex Top Private Banks and Wealth Managers Awards are recognised as the premier evaluation of South Africa's private banking sector. Nandi Mxokozeli, the interim Managing Executive of Nedbank Private Wealth (SA) recently sat down with News24 to discuss their winning formula.
In the final episode of Nedbank Insurance MythBusters Angela Vernes Head: Operations at Nedbank Insurance helps debunk this myth and gives consumers tips to help consumers ensure that their loved ones can claim when the inevitable happens.
In episode 3 of Nedbank Insurance’s MythBusters podcast, Mercedes Hare, Executive Head of Sales and Distribution at Nedbank Insurance talks us through why life insurance is important, even if you are not the breadwinner, and how it can help secure your family’s future even if you are not a high earner.
In the second episode of the podcast series that will help you unpack and debunk life insurance myths, Mercedes Hare, Executive Head of Sales and Distribution at Nedbank Insurance looks at the importance of finding that balance and the role life insurance plays in that.
In the first episode of the podcast series that will help you unpack and debunk life insurance myths, Jason Lakey, Manager - Personal Solutions at Nedbank Insurance talks you through the advantages of getting life insurance at a young age and why life insurance is important in general.
With personalisation and flexibility in mind, MTN’s newest offering SuperFlex is here to help South Africans tailor their data needs to their budget. In this podcast, Bertus Van Der Vyver, General Manager for MTN Residential, tells more about MTN SuperFlex and how it aims to revolutionise the way customers experience mobile plans. MTN offers personalisation and flexibility with new SuperFlex deals.
Tips for international investment with Hein Klee, Head of International at Nedbank Private Wealth
Clips of what appears to be a longer recording of conversations between former SARS Commissioner Tom Moyane and members of the so-called ‘rogue unit’ at the tax service, showing that a version handed to Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane was incomplete. News24 Podcasts
Buli Ndlovu wears many hats. She is a corporate juggernaut, mom, wife, and superstar daughter.
For the past 16 years, she's been outpacing her peers, and her excellence has cumulated in her holding an executive role at one of South Africa's most prominent financial institutions. News24 Podcasts
In this episode of Consexual, Nthabi Nhlapo speaks to Dr Marlene Wasserman, better known as Dr Eve, a clinical social worker specialising in family therapy, about one of the most common problems couples face in relationships: having mismatched libidos. This happens when one person has a higher sex drive than the other, which tends to become very frustrating to one or both partners.
Among other questions, Dr Eve answers: What is a sex drive? What can cause sudden changes in desire for sex? Is a healthy relationship possible when the couple has differing sex drives? PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Weak erections and dissatisfaction, how to treat erectile dysfunction · PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Is sexting cheating?
What goes on behind closed doors can vary from couple to couple or even change between the same couple over time. In addition, your definition of a healthy sex life might not be exactly like your partner's. In other cases, one partner may no longer feel turned on by the other, or they may not desire sex because they're attracted to someone else or have a medical condition which makes love-making difficult.
And who better to discuss this than Dr Eve? She's an internationally trained clinical sexologist and couple and sex therapist in private practice. She's an academic, educator and author of four books. In this episode, she speaks to Nthabi Nhlapo about coping in a relationship where sex is impossible or not desired. PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Weak erections and dissatisfaction, how to treat erectile dysfunction · PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Is sexting cheating?
In this episode of Consexual, Nthabi Nhlapo speaks to Dr Marlene Wasserman (Dr Eve), a trained sexologist and sexual medicine therapist, about postpartum sex. The postpartum period, sometimes called 'the fourth trimester', is the weeks after a woman gives birth. By some guidelines, it is six months, while others say it can take up to a year after. Postpartum sex means sex that you have during this time. While many women can attest to the challenging adjustment after such a significant life change, others say they enjoy sex more after giving birth than before they were parents.
Dr Eve speaks about how long after giving birth you can have sex, what it will feel like, what body changes to expect and more. PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Weak erections and dissatisfaction, how to treat erectile dysfunction · PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Is sexting cheating?
In this episode of Consexual, Nthabi Nhlapo is in conversation with Dr Marlene Wasserman (Dr Eve), a trained sexologist and sexual medicine therapist, and they discuss erectile dysfunction.
This is the inability to get and keep an erection firm enough for sex, and it is believed that this condition affects millions of men.
Dr Eve says with the proper intervention, the condition can be treated. PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Weak erections and dissatisfaction, how to treat erectile dysfunction · PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Is sexting cheating?
On this episode we speak about cyber infidelity, which has many relationships on the verge of falling apart. Online infidelity is an affair through a digital platform or method, whether text, email, social media or anything else. This cyber-affair could be solely emotional, or they may exchange sensual messages which can simulate a physical affair. But we also need to talk about when such relationships escalate to the physical. Dr Eve offers insight into this how this behaviour can affect couples. PODCAST | Consexual with Dr Eve: Is sexting cheating?
In the sixth and final episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, News24 searches for the man who confessed to his involvement in the Inge Lotz murder, and we question why, as some believe, police framed Fred van der Vyver. He was acquitted of the murder in November 2007. We also speak to Fred, who has moved on with his life www.news24.com
In the fifth episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, we investigate who Werner Carolus was and why his claims of involvement in the murder were ultimately rejected. He not only confessed to Inge's murder but also implicated five other people. He had a lengthy criminal record, including 29 housebreaking charges, against him in 2005. www.news24.com
In the fourth episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, producers Matthew Brown and Catherine Rice analyse a key piece of forensic evidence against Fred van der Vyver, using international experts to dissect the details.
Police believed a blood mark on Inge's bathroom floor was made by the sole of Fred's shoe. But internationally renowned shoeprint expert Bill Bodziak disputed their theory. www.news24.com
In the third episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, producers Matthew Brown and Catherine Rice unravel the timeline of events that followed the murder of 22-year-old Inge Lotz, the arrest of her boyfriend Fred van der Vyver and his family's fight for his freedom. Fred was charged with Inge's murder in June 2005. His family consulted globally respected experts in a bid to clear his name. www.news24.com
In the second episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, producers Matthew Brown and Catherine Rice take a journey through Stellenbosch, the picturesque university town that was shocked by the murder of 22-year-old Inge Lotz in March 2005.
Inge had a disagreement with her boyfriend, Fred van der Vyver, shortly before her murder, and police believed the final letter she wrote to Fred provided a motive. www.news24.com
South Africa is now the closest it has ever been to Stage 8 load shedding, which will mean no electricity for 12 to 14 hours a day. News24's Sheldon Morais, Ahmed Areff and Kyle Cowan dive into the state of Eskom, load shedding and the crumbling grid. LISTEN LIVE AT 13:00.
Mzansi was still coming to terms with the death of Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes when they were dealt with another blow – the man who was shot and killed shortly after the famed rapper was celebrity entrepreneur and author Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane.
His family held a memorial service to celebrate their son at Sacred Heart College on Thursday.
Mzansi was still coming to terms with the death of Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes when they were dealt with another blow – the man who was shot and killed shortly after the famed rapper was celebrity entrepreneur and author Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane. His family will have a memorial service to celebrate their son at Sacred Heart College on Thursday.
Mzansi was still coming to terms with the death of Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes when they were dealt with another blow – the man who was shot and killed shortly after the famed rapper was celebrity entrepreneur and author Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane.
His family held a memorial service to celebrate their son at Sacred Heart College on Thursday.
HIV doctor Francois Venter explains why the treatment of obese people reminds him of the bad old days of the HIV epidemic.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode six, we bring it back home to South Africa; we discuss the multifaceted world of local TV. Television was first introduced in South Africa in 1976, with one channel, with airtime divided equally between Afrikaans and English. Welby-Solomon is joined by social media personality and content creator Thulane 'Toolz' Hadebe.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode five, we explore the world of Nigeria TV series. Known as Nollywood, the Nigerian TV and film industry is a filmmaking giant in the African continent. Welby-Solomon is joined by media scholar Dr Chikezie Uzuegbunam.
In South Africa, the news never stops.
Breaking stories and the horrifying headlines that accompany them happen every single day.
2022 has been no different to any other year. And violent crime has again dominated our headlines.
On this special episode of The Story, we talk to News24's political editor Qaanitah Hunter about some of the year's biggest stories. We also speak to lifestyle editor Herman Eloff about some of the lighter stories that captivated South Africans.
2022 has been a year of eye-opening revelations for all of us - and journalists have worked doggedly throughout the year to report on the stories behind the headlines.
News24 has been at the forefront of many headline-grabbing investigations.
In this episode, we speak to Dr Marlene Wasserman also known as Dr Eve about intimacy trauma and how it can affect your sexual experience in romantic relationships. She takes us through some of the effective one can heal from it, and suggests therapy as a great start.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode four, we explore the exciting world of Indian television series, specifically focusing on soap operas known for being overdramatic but also incredibly addictive. Welby-Solomon is joined by Chaarls, content creator behind BlastersSeries, the popular YouTube and Instagram account about Bollywood films and TV.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode three, we delve into the compelling world of the Latin American telenovela. The first telenovela was produced in Brazil in 1951, and since then has become one of the largest forms of cultural exports from Latin American countries. Welby-Solomon is joined by Lissette Lanuza, the Lead TV Features Editor at Comicbook Resources, the editor-in-chief of Fan-girlish.
We spoke to sex educator and sex toy shop owner Kgomotso Masela on why sex toys are a great way to enhance your sex life.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode two, we discuss we explore the world of Turkish telenovelas. Afrikaans-dubbed Turkish telenovelas have been so successful over the past five years that they've spawned a whole new cottage industry of Afrikaans-language dubbing with new work for South African actors and voice artists. Welby-Solomon is joined by Denver Vraagom, voice-over artist, for dubbed Turkish content on eVOD and KykNet.
In this episode, we unpack the factors that affect the health of the vagina. Dr Dlamini talks to us about pH balance, fighting infections and semen allergy.
Welcome to Bingeing Without Borders - a weekly six-part podcast hosted by Caryn Welby-Solomon. In this series, she'll explore TV shows from around the world.
In episode one, we discuss the growing popularity of South Korean dramas. Hallyu, or the Korean Wave, is the term coined to describe the global rise of Korean pop culture that started with music and drama.
Hallyu fever is rising in Africa, with people gaining more access to content. Welby-Solomon is joined by News24 Arts and Entertainment Editor Leandra Engelbrecht, a K-drama fan who has watched over 90 series.
Luister na ’n gesprek met Hugo Malherbe, die uitvoerende hoof vir produkontwikkeling by PPS Beleggings. Daar word diep in die onderwerp van aftrede gedelf en gekyk na die belangrikheid van belegging in jou finansiële toekoms. PPS Beleggings is ’n gemagtigde FDV.
We had a girl chat with musician Moonchild Sanelly about her journey of sexual liberation and owning the body to have a great sex life.
We talk about the symptoms and causes of a yeast infection and how it can be treated. Dr Nomacethe Tshume takes us through the differences between an STI and a yeast infection.
This week, South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that the decision to release former president Jacob Zuma on early medical parole had been unlawful. And in another court, the highest in the country, another ruling that has dominated the headlines was delivered. The Constitutional Court ruled that Janusz Walus, who gunned down SACP leader, Chris Hani almost thirty years ago, be released on parole.
It's not long until the end of the year, and many matric learners are counting down the days until they finish their final exams. But, those who wrote the Matric Maths paper 2 last week are anxious about their results after trying to solve the unsolvable question 5. News24 podcasts
We chat with OnlyFans star Xoli M about sexual liberation and how venturing into the sex industry has changed her life. She takes us through how much she makes and how she's learnt to own her sexuality as a woman.
On Tuesday, finance minister Enoch Godongwana briefed journalists on the Preferential Procurement Regulations. The new regulations have come under fire from some quarters, but the minister has denied they are a setback for transformation. News24 podcasts
We speak to Gynaecologist, Obstetrician and Fertility Specialist Dr Qinisile Diale also known as 'Dr Q' about the importance of sexual assertiveness and positive body image for more sexual pleasure.
South Africa is in the depths of a crime crisis. More than 6 000 people were murdered in the first three months of this year alone. Recently, police minister Bheki Cele revealed that 10 000 women were raped in the same time period. Mob justice appears to be on the rise in South Africa, as people lose faith in the criminal justice system.
In a two-part podcast, A Criminal's Paradise, we examine three cases of victims let down by the criminal justice system. Three women, three different crimes, three different sets of socio-economic circumstances, but one common thread runs through their cases – a police service that failed to protect them. News24 Podcasts
South Africa is in the depths of a crime crisis. More than 6 000 people were murdered in the first three months of this year alone. Recently, police minister Bheki Cele revealed that 10 000 women were raped in the same time period. Mob justice appears to be on the rise in South Africa, as people lose faith in the criminal justice system.
In a two-part podcast, A Criminal's Paradise, we examine three cases of victims let down by the criminal justice system. Three women, three different crimes, three different sets of socio-economic circumstances, but one common thread runs through their cases – a police service that failed to protect them. News24 Podcasts
Former Eskom acting chief executive Matshela Koko appeared in the Middleburg Magistrate's Court on Monday, along with seven other co-accused. News24 podcasts
It started in 1986 - a faceless serial killer began stalking children on the Cape Flats. By 1994, the bodies of more than 20 boys who had been sodomised and then strangled to death had been found. The person responsible for the killings became known as the Station Strangler.
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday, announcing steps that the government will take to implement recommendations made by the Zondo Commission of inquiry. Describing corruption as a crime against the people of South Africa, Ramaphosa promised an overhaul of the country's anti-corruption architecture. News24 podcasts
A man arrested in connection with the abduction, rape and murder of a four-year-old girl appeared in the Benoni Magistrate's Court this week. It's yet another horrific case of child murder that too often dominates the headlines in South Africa. News24 podcasts
In a very special Steinhoff edition of SA Money Report, we examine the SA Reserve Bank’s recent surprise moves against former CEO Markus Jooste.
In this episode, we sit down with actress Palesa Madisakwane to talk about her life after the divorce and never giving up on love.
When Kim Jacobs was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2014, she had no idea of the impact the condition would have on her life.
Since then, she has had 10 operations and landed up in ICU twice, fighting for her life after her lung collapsed.
According to the World Health Organisation, one in ten women across the globe suffer from endometriosis.
Many don’t know that the condition can affect other parts of the body like the bowel, bladder, kidneys, and, as in Kim's case, the lungs.
On Monday, News24 specialist legal journalist Karyn Maughan and state advocate Billy Downer appeared in the Pietermaritzburg High Court. It was the first day of former president Jacob Zuma's private prosecution of Maughan and Downer. News24 podcasts
On Monday, a 67-year-old German tourist was shot dead in an attempted hijacking near the Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga. He was travelling with his wife and two other German tourists. The fatal shooting has highlighted South Africa's high levels of violent crime, and there are concerns about the impact on the country's tourism industry. News24 podcasts
In this episode, we sat down with Sibutsene Mukiraine for a heart-to-heart conversation about infertility and the challenges it brings to a marriage.
Plettenberg Bay beaches in the Western Cape were reopened on Wednesday after several days of closure. They were closed on Sunday after a shark attack claimed the life of a 39-year-old Cape Town woman. It was the second fatal shark attack in only three months. News24 podcasts
In this episode, we sit down with Sello Maake ka Ncube and his wife Pearl Maake Ka Ncube and we discuss how they joined their two families as Sello has 6 children and Pearl has 2 of her own.
This week SA Money Report tries to understand eThekwini's surprising plan for nuclear power, and whether the ANC's RET faction has a hand in things
The South African energy crisis escalated this week as Eskom implemented Stage 6 load shedding in the early hours of Sunday morning. The state-owned power utility is struggling to meet electricity demand, and rolling blackouts were, once again, the order of the day. News24 podcasts
In this episode, we speak to long-time friends Puleng March and Buhle Thela who speak to us about how modern-day makoti's can have impactful friendships with their unmarried friends.
This week SA Money Report discusses how well-respected Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke recently faced a barrage of allegations from an employee who also allegedly attempted to blackmail her, and how she ended up being vindicated.
It's a big year for The Rosa Choir.
The organisation has been celebrating a decade of delivering moving performances, unity in diversity and lifelong friendships since its inception in 2012.
Hundreds of residents in the small Free State town of Jagersfontein were displaced after the dam at a diamond mine burst and flooded the area on Sunday. News24 podcasts
We sit down with sangoma Gogo Ntombi to discuss love potions, why they are used and how they are used in relationships. She tells us the pro's and con's of using korobela.
The murder trial of former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa resumed in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria this week. Meyiwa was shot dead at the home of his girlfriend, singer Kelly Khumalo, in Vosloorus in 2014. Five men are currently on trial for his murder. News24 podcasts
In this episode, we sit down with pastors Sivuyile Philisano and Bonganjalo Maawe to discuss the importance of having common values and beliefs within a marriage.
In this visual season of Makoti Unveiled, we will be speaking to in-laws, cultural experts, and celebrities about the role and duties of umakoti.
Former Transnet executives Brian Molefe and Anoj Singh and several co-accused face various charges involving millions of rand, including fraud, money laundering and corruption. News24 podcasts
The two most prominent South African trade union federations, Cosatu and Saftu, called for a national shutdown on Wednesday in protest against rising living costs, particularly fuel price hikes.
But many South Africans continued with business as usual, ignoring the unions' calls to stay home.
This week, we unpack the strike action and ask if its impact was significant enough to make the government sit up and heed workers' grievances.
We talked to Fin24 journalist Khulekani Magubane, who covered the shutdown, and Saftu secretary-general Zwelinzima Vavi.
A Cape Town woman has turned her heartbreak into hope by serving hundreds of homeless people hot meals every Sunday. News24 podcasts
News24 investigations have revealed explosive details of what may have led to the assassination of whistleblower Babita Deokaran. The senior Gauteng health department official was gunned down in August in front of her home in Winchester Hills, Johannesburg. News24 podcasts
This week SA Money Report discusses the new proposals to change the country's retirement system, and how you might be able to access some of your funds.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing mounting pressure as more details about the 2020 burglary at his Phala Phala farm have emerged. This week, News24 published an exclusive investigation about the alleged theft of millions in cash. It sheds more light on a scandal that could potentially threaten Ramaphosa's future as president. News24 podcasts
More than 80 people appeared in the Krugersdorp Magistrate's Court this week in connection with a gang rape in Krugersdorp, but none of the accused has been directly linked to the rapes as yet.
Instead, they are being charged with being in the country illegally.
The case was postponed to 10 August, for an identity parade to be held.
We turn the spotlight on News24's trusted journalists, delving into their lives and careers – beyond the byline.
Behind every ground-breaking exposé, expert analysis and in-depth investigation is a journalist you can trust.
They’ve dedicated their careers to chasing the truth and telling the inspiring stories of South Africa's people, now it’s our turn to tell theirs. Beyond the Byline
Maak sin van geldelike studentehulp – luister saam
Sluit aan vir ’n gesprek met dr. Sybil Seoka vir ’n kykie na hoe jy die onderwerp van finansiële studentehulp in die huidige ekonomiese klimaat kan navigeer.
Die pandemie het baie dinge in die samelewing en ekonomie verander – van die manier waarop ondernemings sake doen en hoe jy reis, tot hoe die opvoedkundige bedryf funksioneer.
Jy het gesien hoe digitalisering toeneem en meer afstandsleergeleenthede vir studie op skool en tersiêre vlak beskikbaar gestel word om studente gedurende die opeenvolgende vlae van inperking te kon bystaan. Net soos met tradisionele opvoedingsinstansies, is geldelike hulp ’n voordeel wat vele studente kan help om hierdie aanlyn instellings met gerief te kan bekostig.
Luister hier na ’n gesprek met dr. Sybil Seoka, voorsitter van die PPS-stigting, om die onderwerp van geldelike studentehulp te bespreek. Dit kyk na hoe studente toegang tot hierdie voordele kan kry en daarvoor aansoek kan doen, asook die werk van die PPS-stigting, wat ten doel het om onderwys- en leerervarings in die tersiêre opvoedingsfeer te verbeter.
Hierdie plasing is geborg deur die PPS-stigting en vervaardig deur Adspace Studio.
Die blad is betaal en die inhoud verskaf deur die adverteer. Netwerk24 aanvaar geen aanspreeklikheid vir die geadverteerde dienste of produk nie.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi was overcome with emotion when he spoke about how the alleged rape of eight women shooting a music video at a mine dump in Krugersdorp, Gauteng, had awakened his traumatic memories.
To uncover the truth behind the brutal murder of whistleblower Babita Deokaran, News24's investigative team tried to expose what the chief accountant for the Gauteng health department had raised concerns about.
Deokaran was murdered outside her home in the south of Johannesburg in August 2021 after dropping her daughter off at school.
In a special exposé this week, News24 reported that Deokaran had tried to stop R100 million in dodgy payments and flagged nearly R850 million in other suspicious transactions to the Gauteng health department shortly before she was murdered.
This week, SA Money Report explores the creation and shocking disintegration of upstart progressive news website New Frame.
Piet Berendse is on a mission to preserve his culture. He is raising funds to open a school that will teach its ancient traditions, as he fears fears his cultural heritage will be lost forever. News24 podcasts
Beyonifer Mc Gee wears many hats.
She is a mother, counsellor and problem solver.
In 2018, she received a message on Facebook.
The sender was requesting help: bullying at a local high school seemed to be on the rise, and they wanted to use Mc Gee's expertise to facilitate an anti-bullying workshop.
At first, she was overwhelmed by the number of pupils affected by bullying.
However, the inaugural workshop motivated her to formalise the initiative and start an organisation, called Good Enuf.
Seven people were murdered in a violent farm attack in Kestell last week. This week on The Story, we discuss it with News24's Iavan Pijoos. We then hear from a social rights activist about the unique nature of farm attacks, and the associated misconceptions. www.news24.com
This week the SA Money Report is delving into the power moves, backstabbing and court cases facing the National Union of Metalworkers of SA ahead of its crucial elective conference. www.news24.com
A brutal mass shooting at a tavern in Soweto last week bought South Africa's gun laws and the issue of illegal weapons into the spotlight.
A total of 16 people were killed in the shooting in Orlando East, Soweto.
In a separate incident in Pietermaritzburg, just a few hours before the Soweto attack, four people were shot dead in a tavern.
The inquiry into Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's fitness to hold office has heard a recorded conversation between her and the Inspector-General of Intelligence (IGI) in which serious alleged State Security Agency (SSA) abuses were detailed.
Last week, South Africa was plunged into stage 6 load shedding, honing the attention of an already frustrated country onto Eskom and the figures of authority in charge of the state power utility, looking for answers and accountability.
An illegal wage strike by Eskom workers further strained the failing infrastructure, increasing the load shedding burden.
In the early hours of Sunday morning, 21 teenagers - between the ages of 13 and 17 - died in a tavern in the Eastern Cape. Authorities have said carbon monoxide poisoning could be the cause.
Imanuwela David is the man caught up in the centre of the theft of cash at Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm
Capetonians are taking the plunge into icy waters, even through winter, as cold water swimming gains in popularity. It's a global trend known to cure depression and muscle pain and even improve metabolism. Justine Tinker, 48, has made it part of her daily routine for the past three years, and she says it's benefitted her in many ways. News24 podcasts
'Farmgate' has gripped the nation's attention and News24's investigative journalists are leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of the truth. It's been nearly a month since the allegations against President Ramaphosa were brought into the spotlight by former spy boss Arthur Fraser. This week on The Story we'll talk to Jeff Wicks who tells us about his investigation into the prime suspect's expensive spending habits. www.news24.com
Sluit by ons aan om met Anil Thakersee van PPS Beleggings te gesels oor die onderwerp familiebeleggings binne die ná-pandemie-landskap
Die ekonomiese landskap is oor die afgelope twee jaar geheel en al verander – veral wat beleggings en die besluit waar om jou geld die beste te beveilig betref.
Een van die grootste finansiële beleggingsneigings wat na vore gekom het as beste beskermingmeganisme is beleggings wat finansiële volhoubaarheid bied en deursypel na jou gesin of familie. Familiebeleggings laat jou toe om vandag al die finansiële toekoms van jou gesin of familie te beveilig indien jy dit slim doen.
Sluit by ons aan om met Anil Thakersee, uitvoerende hoof van bemarking en sakeontwikkeling by PPS Beleggings, te gesels oor familiebeleggings en die geleentheid om saam met jou familielede intergenerasie-welvaart te skep.
Hierdie podsending is geborg deur PPS Beleggings, ’n gemagtigde FDV, en geskep deur Adspace Studio.
Hundreds of thousands of Zimbabweans live in South Africa. Joseph Dhafana is one of them. He has until the end of December to migrate from the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit to another permit. He's applied for a business permit, but he will have to return to his home country if it's not granted. News24 podcasts
Nelson Mandela Bay is set to reach Day Zero in less than two weeks. The region has suffered a devastating drought for roughly six years. This week on The Story we discover just how bad things are. www.news24.com
President Cyril Ramaphosa was robbed of a large amount of cash, allegedly foreign currency, from his game farm in Limpopo in February 2020. Now, two years later, former spy boss Arthur Fraser opened a criminal case against him. Fraser alleged he had provided police with evidence showing Ramaphosa "concealed the crime" from them.
Abongile Mafalala, an e-hailing taxi driver from Dunoon, Cape Town, was an innocent victim of a gruesome mob justice attack on Tuesday morning in Parkwood, Grassy Park. Police have arrested 14 suspects involved in the attack, some of whom will be appearing in the Wynberg Magistrate's Court on Monday. www.news24.com
This week Carin Smith explains why Kulula.com operator Comair grounded its planes, and what it will take to get them back in the air.
In early 2020, 18-year-old Ruan van Heerden attacked his adoptive parents in their home in Pretoria.
He stabbed his mother 36 times while co-accused Carlson Phelps beat his father with a golf club.
On Tuesday, Van Heerden was charged with murder in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court where he received a 25-year sentence.
Phelps is set to appear in court on 7 June.
Jude Gair was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when he was just three years old. Earlier this year his dad Matt released a song for him. Sugar for Your Soul is “a love letter” to his son to remind him how much he is loved and that despite his condition, the family will always strive to provide him with a happy and normal childhood.
The music used in this podcast episode is by Epidemic Sound. News24 podcasts
An allegedly racist incident that occurred at Huis Marais residence on Stellenbosch University campus over the weekend, has triggered conversations around the extent of transformation at the university.
A seemingly intoxicated first year student, Theuns du Toit, urinated on the belongings of Babalo Ndwayana in the early hours of Sunday morning.
In this episode of Parent24's podcast, I talk to Rushka Lee Pedro, a life coach and family law mediator, about toxic relationships, and how to escape them. PODCAST | PARENT24/7: Toxic relationships, and how to escape them
There have been three mass shootings in Khayelitsha just short of two months, resulting in the deaths of 17 people collectively.
On Sunday, six people were shot and killed outside a spaza shop in Site C in the early evening.
The South African police is staffed by people who come from the very communities where their friends and loved ones live yet they perpetrate acts of brutality and gross abuse of power against those same communities. Corruption Watch’s Melusi Ncala tackles the issue in a podcast
The trial of five men accused of the murder of Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa in 2014 finally got under way in the Pretoria High Court last week. It's been nearly eight years since the football star was shot and killed at his girlfriend Kelly Khumalo's house in Vosloorus, near Johannesburg. News24 podcasts
On Monday, president Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster in response to catastrophic flooding in KwaZulu-Natal-Natal. Hundreds of people have died, and thousands have been displaced. R1 billion in relief funds has been made available to rebuild the province, but many South Africans fear the money will simply be looted, as happened during the Covid-19 pandemic. News24 podcasts
On Monday, president Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster in response to catastrophic flooding in KwaZulu-Natal. Hundreds of people have died, and thousands have been displaced. R1 billion in relief funds has been made available to rebuild the province, but many South Africans fear the money will simply be looted, as happened during the Covid-19 pandemic. News24 podcasts
On Monday, president Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster in response to catastrophic flooding in KwaZulu-Natal. Hundreds of people have died, and thousands have been displaced. R1 billion in relief funds has been made available to rebuild the province, but many South Africans fear the money will simply be looted, as happened during the Covid-19 pandemic. News24 podcasts
In this episode of Parent24's podcast, I talk to Rushka Lee Pedro, a life coach and family law mediator, about how you can connect with and protect your child while staying 'cool' in your teens eyes.
Devastating floods caused by torrential rains have wreaked havoc in Kwazulu-Natal this week. Hundreds of people have been killed by the floods and landslides. It's been described as one of the worst floods in KZN on record. News24 journalists were dispatched to the scenes of devastation, and this week on The Story, they recount the horrors of what they saw. News24 podcasts
Devastating floods caused by torrential rains wreaked havoc in KwaZulu-Natal this week. Hundreds of people have been killed by the floods and landslides. News24 journalists were dispatched to the scenes of devastation, and this week on The Story, they recount the horrors of what they saw. News24 podcasts
After 750 days, president Cyril Ramaphosa lifted the country's state of disaster at midnight on Monday. But, there's been criticism of proposed regulations under the National Health Act that some argue will effectively allow the government to hold on to unprecedented emergency powers - including quarantining citizens. News24 podcasts
This week, SA Money Report focuses on the controversy around the appointment of Arrie Rautenbach as Absa CEO. SA Money Report
The world's economy has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic for the last two years, but towards the end of last year, it started to recover - at long last. Then came the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the possibility of a third world war looming large. This sent the financial markets into another tailspin, but the rand remained surprisingly strong. News24 podcasts
On Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the further easing of Covid-19 regulations. But, the National State of Disaster was extended yet again, drawing criticism from some quarters. It is now set to expire on 15 April, more than two years since it was declared at the start of the pandemic.
We look at how families choose a parenting style, why we do it and how to find an approach that works for both parents. PODCAST | PARENT24/7: Picking a parenting approach
Psychologists and psychiatrists believe the pandemic has had a massive impact on adolescents' mental health, and they've seen a spike in anxiety and depression. News24 Podcasts
In the second and final episode of Breaking Point, psychiatrists and psychologists will help you discern what is normal teenage behaviour and what isn't. News24 Podcasts
Breaking Point is a brand new two-part podcast by News24. It will explore the symptoms of depression, anxiety and self-harm - and how parents can recognise when their teenager needs professional help. News24 Podcasts
Breaking Point is a brand new two-part podcast by News24. It will explore the symptoms of depression, anxiety and self-harm - and how parents can recognise when their teenager needs professional help. News24 Podcasts
This week on The Story, an aviation expert tells News24 the grounding of Kulula and domestic British Airways flights, operated by Comair, should have been a "last resort". He criticised the SA Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) for its lack of transparency. News24 podcasts
In this episode Parent24 editor Elizabeth Mamacos talks to psychologist Gerda Kriel about whether it's possible to predict and prevent a post-partum mental illness, and unpack some of the risk factors expecting parents can look out for. PODCAST | PARENT24/7: Risk factors - Can you predict PPD?
In this episode Parent24 editor Elizabeth Mamacos chats to psychologist Gerda Kriel about pre and post-partum mental health, and why it's important for parents to be aware that this could be an issue for them. PODCAST | PARENT24/7: What is post-partum depression?
In this episode of Parent24's podcast, I talk to Rushka Lee Pedro, a life coach and family law mediator, about how you can prepare yourself for what's coming - and it's not exactly what you expect... PODCAST | PARENT24/7: Preparing for baby
In this episode of Parent24's podcast, I talk to Rushka Lee Pedro, a life coach and family law mediator, about how issues can arise in the home, and how couples can learn to communicate in a way that allows for the best outcome.
Suffering continues in Ukraine as Russia steps up its onslaught. Several ceasefire agreements to allow citizens to flee cities have failed. And on Wednesday, a hospital in the port city of Mariupol was hit by a Russian airstrike, leaving three people dead. News24 podcasts
This week, SA Money Report journeys in the heart of war, and comes back with a tale about Naspers' exposure in Russia, and its ties to VKontakte, whose 38-year old CEO Vladimir Kiriyenko was sanctioned by the US.
SA missed all its Covid vaccination goals for 2021. So what’s happening to the roll-out now?
The health department doesn’t have money to buy any more Covid vaccines this year. That includes Sinopharm, Sinovac and jabs for children. If the uptake of Covid vaccines doesn’t increase in time for looming expiry dates in June, millions of doses will have to be destroyed.
How many doses could South Africa lose? 7 million. That’s more than the United States donated to us in 2021. Bhekisisa editor-in-chief Mia Malan speaks to Nicholas Crisp, who heads up South Africa's vaccine roll-out
The health department doesn’t have money to buy any more Covid vaccines this year. That includes Sinopharm, Sinovac and jabs for children. If the uptake of Covid vaccines doesn’t increase in time for looming expiry dates in June, millions of doses will have to be destroyed. How many doses could South Africa lose? 7 million. That’s more than the United States donated to us in 2021.
This week, SA Money Report unpacks how a series of emails by former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste are an integral part of proving a case against one of his allies in the UK.
This week SA Money Report drills down into the ‘game changing’ oil find off the coast of Namibia, and how this factors into the recent court battles over seismic blasting on the SA West Coast.
It's been six weeks since the final episode of the News24/My Only Story live investigation aired, and the fallout at top schools continues.
In this bonus episode, Johannesburg writer Deon Wiggett wades through the latest developments - stemming from the series. News24 Podcasts
2021 has been a tough year for South Africans. Loadshedding, Covid-19, a changing political landscape, and a battered economy has all taken its toll on the health and emotional wellbeing of most South Africans. News24 podcasts
Telling your company’s story is crucial to creating a good presence for your small business online. In this week’s episode of the Bold Leap Business podcast, you will learn six ways you can improve your brand’s presence online.
In this week's episode of SA Money Report, Fin24 investigative reporter Jan Cronje delves into Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's curious investigation of the country's push for more renewable energy. News24 Podcasts
The discovery of a new Covid-19 variant has sent the world into panic mode. South African scientists announced the discovery of the variant last week, sparking travel bans against the country. Health officials believe the new variant, named Omicron, is driving up infections, with Gauteng at the epicentre of cases. News24 podcasts
In the fifth and final podcast of Behind the Business Headlines, broadcaster Peter Ndoro chats to business banking expert Herman de Kock about all things e-commerce; what key lifestyle trends are riding this wave; and how businesses can embrace a future hybrid sales model.
In this week's episode of SA Money Report, Fin24's sustainability expert Lameez Omarjee provides a seismic blast of information, helping us to understand what Shell's plans are for waters off the Eastern Cape, and why people are so furious about it. www.news24.com
In this week's episode of SA Money Report, Fin24's sustainability expert Lameez Omarjee provides a seismic blast of information, helping us to understand what Shell's plans are for waters off the Eastern Cape, and why people are so furious about it. www.news24.com
South Africa's official opposition, the Democratic Alliance, has reaped the benefits of smaller parties uniting against their common enemy, the ANC. The DA won mayorships in Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and the City of Johannesburg. The ANC has now lost control of the biggest and most important metros in Gauteng, the economic heartbeat of the country, News24 podcasts
As businesses around the world adjust to remote working, owners must navigate the challenges of moving their businesses online without disrupting their employees. In order to battle the changes demanded by online, a "map of change" can be a useful tool to getting your staff on board.
The government's withdrawal of its support for the Miss SA pageant has sparked controversy ahead of the Miss Universe contest in Israel next month.
Organisers of Miss South Africa refused to boycott the event, despite the government's advice to withdraw from the competition.
Deciding to have an abortion can be a difficult decision for many pregnant people. In this episode, we’re joined by Abortionist and Clinical Quality and Data Manager at Marie Stopes Boitumelo Lewele. We will discuss the process of getting a legal abortion and what a person wishing to get the procedure done can expect.
In this week's episode of SA Money Report, we explore government's plans to allow private operators to use Transnet’s rail network, which is expected to instantly move some 58 million tons of cargo off South Africa’s battered roads. News24 Podcasts
In this episode of Fin24's SA Money Report we help you to understand our latest plunge into darkness - with our week-long bout of load shedding, and give some rhyme and reason to our anger, frustration and dread.
South Africans have had a rough week as Eskom bounced between stage two and stage four load shedding. Faced with up to three outages a day, many South Africans are despairing about the future of this country, and whether Eskom will ever be able to meet power supply demands. News24 podcasts
In the fourth podcast of Behind the Business Headlines, broadcaster Peter Ndoro chats to business banking expert Herman de Kock about improving operational efficiency in a world disrupted by Covid-19, and the opportunities to reduce or repurpose costs.
A record low voter turnout characterised the 2021 municipal elections, with a resultant significant impact on the fortunes of some political parties. More than 13 million voters, eligible to vote, did not even take the time to register. It was the lowest voter turnout in the history of the country's democracy. And for the first time since 1994, the ANC's support fell to below 50%. News24 podcasts
A first-class buying experience is the foundation of success for any digital business today. Be it on social media, your own website, or a built-in e-commerce platform, tapping into digital channels that save the customer time will be key to ongoing success.
Tampons, pads or a menstrual cup? There are many ways to manage your period and debates over which product is the best will always happen. The truth is, it depends on the menstruator but there are pros and cons to using each one. In this episode, we're joined by author, TEDx speaker and menstruation activist, Candice Chirwa. She tells us about her new book Flow: The Menstruation Book and why there is no such thing as the "most hygienic" period product.
In this week's episode of SA Money Report we examine how racial discrimination impacts the property market and interrupts economic growth.
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we shed some light on plans for a Chinese-backed industrial park in Limpopo, and whether it's going to have a new coal-fired power station.
It's been almost two weeks since four young brothers were kidnapped while being driven to school in Polokwane, Limpopo. The case of the Moti brothers has been dominating headlines, and has highlighted the terrifying trend of kidnappings in South Africa. News24 podcasts
Polygamy is a popular type of marriage in the African community. Many wives across the country are currently in this type of marriage even though it is often deemed taboo or unusual. In this final episode of Makoti Unveiled Season 1, Siya Tsewu speaks to Uthando Nesthembu's Thobile Mseleku -- also known as Makhumlo -- on what it means to be a wife in a polygamist marriage.
In our season finale, as a disturbing spring makes way for summer, answers are due from the water polo fraternity. News24 Podcasts
In this week's episode of The Bold Leap business podcast, host Graeme Richards chats to Tlou Ledwaba, a chartered accountant and CEO of Bright Path business consultants, who shares his expert tips to manage cashflow in uncertain times.
Coalition politics took centre stage after the 2016 municipal elections when the governance of major metropoles was awarded to more than one party, who entered into "vat en sit" agreements. And this year, coalitions are expected to once again be in the spotlight during the local elections in November.
With multiple cultures and 11 official languages, it is not uncommon for South Africans to marry into different races or cultures. Assimilating into the different practices, however, can be a daunting experience for many. Siya Tsewu speaks to two women — one married to a white man and the other to a Zulu man — about their experiences and what they have learned.
Vaccinations of children between the ages of 12 and 17 started on Wednesday this week. The South African government wants to increase the number of Covid-19 vaccinations ahead of the final matric exams. A single dose of the Pfizer vaccine has been approved for children by South Africa's health regulator. News24 podcasts
The fallout from a News24/My Only Story live investigation has deepened, with yet another water polo coach suspended in the last week.
Broadcaster Peter Ndoro chats to business banking expert Herman de Kock about generating alternate revenue streams, and the opportunities at hand for business owners in the strange year that is 2021.
In this week's episode of the Ballot Box, News24's political editor Qaanitah Hunter chats to former DA MP Phumzile Van Damme about combatting the spread of misinformation and disinformation during the municipal elections. www.news24.com
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report week, we dig into the latest in the power saga unfolding in Johannesburg and explore the battle raging between Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe, Eskom and other politicians over the role of coal in the country's future. www.news24.com
When is the right time for your parents to finally meet your boyfriend? Many cultural practices say boyfriends should only meet your parents when they intend to marry. We spoke to two women who are also parents on their personal experiences and what they now practice in modern times.
Animal welfare organisations are alarmed by a case of dognapping that happened in Cape Town last weekend. A woman's dog disappeared from sight while she was walking on Table Mountain, and several hours later she received a phone call demanding a ransom of R500 for the safe return of her dog. Despite the police accompanying her for the exchange, no arrests were made. News24 podcasts
While sifting through embattled water polo coach David Mackenzie's past, Joburg writer Deon Wiggett found more hidden skeletons and closely guarded evidence that pushed him to investigate the behaviours of teachers outside St Andrew's College in Makhanda. News24 Podcasts
In this week's episode of The Bold Leap business podcast, sponsored by Sage Accounting, host Graeme Richards chats to Nikki Symons, the owner of online bakeshop Sweet LionHeart, who shares her success tips to get to operational excellence while running a small business. Five tips to get to operational excellence for your small business
The hard reality of local government is that only 7% of the country's municipalities are classified as well functioning. In this week's episode of the Ballot Box, News24 political editor Qaanitah Hunter speaks to the newly-appointed deputy minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Thembisile Simelane-Nkadimeng, about what's at the root of the continued lousy performance. www.news24.com
Enjoyed part one of the husbands' talk on oMakoti, tradition and partnership in marriage? Well, you'll love part two of that conversation. In this episode, we continue our talk with Musa Mseleku and Pastor Lwazi Dekeda. We also bring in Chef and progressive thinker, Kabelo Molepo to share his view on modern marriage and gender roles. Listen now!
On Monday, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) recommended the exact same candidates they originally put forward for appointment as judges to the Constitutional Court. CASAC challenged the legality of the JSC's April process, and as a result the high court ordered a rerun of the April interviews. But, the result was no different, with two top legal minds excluded for a second time. News24 podcasts
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report we explore the dark, twisted form of marketing and web design that a class action lawsuit claims has ensnared a host of South Africans in need of a loan. www.news24.com
This week on The Story, we take a look at the Special Investigating Unit (SIU)’s damning report into the R150 million Digital Vibes saga.
The department of health initially contracted Digital Vibes for the National Health Insurance (NHI) campaign in 2019, which was when former health minister Zweli Mkhize reportedly pressured officials to appoint the company for the contract.
In this week's episode of the Ballor Box, News24 political editor Qaanitah Hunter sits down with Midvaal's Bongani Baloyi, the youngest person to become mayor in South Africa at the age of 26. He's had seven clean audits and tells us what it takes to be a good mayor. www.news24.com
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we smoke out allegations against cigarette behemoth British American Tobacco, including spying, bribery of a former southern African president, and links to terror funding. www.news24.com
The role of uMakoti in the family can be a contentious one as African tradition and modernity collide. In previous episodes, we spoke to Okoti from all walks of life who told us about their experiences. In this episode, we bring in the husbands. Host, Siya Tsewu speaks to popular traditionalist and polygamist Musa Mseleku and Pastor Lwazi Dekeda about what they believe the role of uMakoti is and how they treat their own wives in this context. Drum Magazine
Former pupils of under-fire school water polo coach David Mackenzie have come forward with allegations of inappropriate touching and intimidation.
"If I knew what I knew now back then, then I definitely would have spoken to someone or spoken up about it because it was inappropriate and it was wrong," says a former St Andrew's College (SAC) pupil who joined the school in Grade 8 in 2017. News24 Podcasts
Pretoria mother, Lauren Dickason, allegedly killed her three daughters last week in New Zealand. Lauren, her husband Graham and their 2-year-old twins Maya and Karla and 6-year-old daughter Liane immigrated from South Africa at the end of August. This week on The Story, we talked to Parent24 editor Elizabeth Mamacos and psychologist Gerda Kriel about what may have triggered Dickason to commit these murders. www.news24.com
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we delve in the effects of SA's continued presence on the UK's red list. www.news24.com
A top South African water polo coach and mathematics teacher abruptly resigned from the prestigious St Andrew's College all-boys' school in the Eastern Cape after unlawfully sneaking a boy into his room one night.
Despite disturbing evidence of inappropriate behaviour, the teacher moved to another boys' school in the same year, and is currently teaching at a yet another private school in Johannesburg. News24 Podcasts
Ukukotiza (performing chores for your in-laws) can be a daunting experience. In this episode, host, Siya Tsewu speaks to a newlywed makoti about her experience with ukukotiza as a working woman.
We also speak to the author of a makoti self-help book and a representative from Makoti Assist -- an organization that helps Makoti's with their chores.
Host: Siya Tsewu Producer and editor: Pam Magwaza
Minister of Public Works Patricia De Lille's bitter battle with the her former party, the DA, is seemingly far from over. De Lille branded the DA's Cape Town mayoral hopeful Geordin Hill-Lewis as ''stupid'' after he requested that her office release the Acacia Park parliamentary village for affordable housing. www.news24.com
Most African cultures are deeply patriarchal and the role of the makoti is usually that of a "helper or supporter" to the husband and his family. Many modern women who identify as feminists are rejecting this view as they seek to be treated fairly and to be seen as equal in marriage. Can culture and feminism co-exist? In this episode, Siya Tsewu speaks to a traditional wife and a married feminist on how they navigate marriage with their ideologies.
Host: Siya Tsewu Produced and edited: Pam Magwaza
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we try to cut through the Gordian knot of recent developments complicating the Steinhoff saga.
In 2018, a boy died in the clinic of an elite South African school. According to them, his death remains a mystery.
We suspect there’s more to it than that. Join us as we hunt our way through a dozen famous schools to find out why Thomas Kruger had to die. News24 Podcasts
We are back with a brand new investigation. Coming September 2021, it's My Only Story Season 2: Back to School. Join us as we travel through South African schools, hunting for predators hiding in plain sight. Subscribe on your favourite podcast app and be the first to hear when and where the journey begins. This season is a co-production of My Only Story and News24. www.news24.com
In the first episode of The Inge Lotz Story: A Miscarriage of Justice, producers Matthew Brown and Catherine Rice delve into the murder of 22-year-old Stellenbosch University student Inge Lotz, who was brutally murdered in her apartment 16 years ago. Police immediately zoned in on her boyfriend, Fred van der Vyver. Investigators believed somebody close to Inge had killed her because of the excessive force used when she was murdered. www.news24.com
Former president Jacob Zuma dominated the headlines this week after the Correctional Services department announced his release on medical parole. It's since emerged that the medical parole advisory board did not recommend his release, but that decision was overruled by Correctional Services boss Arthur Fraser. www.news24.com
Makoti Unveiled is our new series aimed at current, to-be and aspiring makotis. Regardless of your culture, becoming a makoti can be a daunting experience – and we're here to help.
Every week, our host, Drum journalist and resident makoti, Siya Tsewu, will speak to different women who will share their relatable experiences as makotis and give valuable advice to all who need it.
Listen now!
Host: Siya Tsewu Producer and Editor: Pam Magwaza Drum Magazine
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we try to shed some light on the uphill battle the burnt-out, crumbling, apocalyptic husk we call the South African economy is facing.
Radio broadcaster and TV anchor Peter Ndoro chats to business banking expert Herman de Kock about Remote Working, and how it's changed the way business is done.
Remote working is not a new concept, but it has been thrust into the spotlight globally following the onset of Covid-19 and lockdown in early 2020. Behind The Business Headlines
Don't get left behind. Join in the fun as The Ndlovu Youth Choir kicks off the easy-to-follow dance challenge!
Get the whole family involved and shake off your dancing shoes and enter the Dance of Brave challenge by simply following the below tutorial. Get moving to the inspiring song and submit your entry to stand a chance to win awesome cash prizes.
On Monday, six men appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court in connection with the murder of Gauteng health department finance official Babita Deokaran. A further two suspects were arrested on Thursday and subsequently released. Deokaran was a key witness in multimillion rand tender fraud investigations. Her death has turned the spotlight on the need to review protection policies for whistleblowers. www.news24.com
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we try to split the atom and create fission in our attempt to understand why the topic of nuclear power is back on South Africa's energy menu. www.news24.com
The brutal killing of women in the country has again come under the spotlight. This, after the recent murder of University of Fort Hare student Nosicelo Mtebeni. The case has sparked public outrage, but experts say that will not be enough to tackle the problem. News24 podcasts
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we delve into the debate around the controversial green paper that proposes that all South Africans pay 12% of their earnings into a state-managed social security fund www.news24.com
Cape Town GP Dr Carol Bosch, who works with hundreds of families, shares her experience and her advice, along with some reassurances for those who are uncertain about their options. LISTEN | 'We are bound by an oath': Local GP on vaccine hesitancy
Peter Ndoro talks to Mark Boshoff the Head of Transformation and Sustainability at Nedbank Business Banking.
Rising electricity prices, carbon taxes, and ongoing damage to the environment: are some of the issues the corporate world is wrestling with as it vies for a sustainable future for businesses and the planet. In this podcast, we are asking the question of what sustainability is and why companies should be investing in it?
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Former Lew Geffen Sotheby's CEO Jason Rohde appealed his conviction and sentence in the Supreme Court of Appeal. Join us as News24's specialist legal journalist Karyn Maughan explains what is likely to happen next. News24 podcasts
In this week's SA Money Report we delve into a case that allegedly implicates former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste's friend in fraud at the retailer, and how a historic Stellenbosch wine estate that used to belong to business magnate Christo Wiese factors into the saga. www.news24.com
Radio and media personality Anele Mdoda (37) has a lot to celebrate. She tells us she’s glad for the break after winning her first award as a breakfast radio host at the South African Radio Awards recently.
Vaccine hesitancy is becoming a growing concern for the South African government, as the country tries to make its way back to pre-Covid times. If not enough people are vaccinated, it will prolong the pandemic. In South Africa, only 17% of the population has been vaccinated. News24 podcasts
In this week's episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we dip our toes into the controversial waters of new Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's Canyon Springs. www.news24.com
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday night announced changes to his executive - in his very first Cabinet reshuffle. Ministers who got the chop include Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and Tito Mboweni – who asked to be "excused". Ramaphosa also announced the resignation of suspended health minister Zweli Mkhize. News24 podcasts
This week, on the very first episode of Fin24's SA Money Report, we peek behind the curtain and delve into the seemingly never-ending story of Eskom's Medupi power station. www.news24.com
Sponsored content: There are 11 primary victims in this case and there are countless secondary victims. In this episode, we delve down into the impact on journalists and police officers. We also look at other cases that could be connected to Electus Per Deus.
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Sponsored Content: In most true-crime cases, the public wants to know why, but in this case the biggest question is: how? How did someone like Cecelia Steyn manage to so wholly manipulate these people into doing her bidding and committing murder. In this episode we discuss the psychology of the offenders, cult psychology, and the possibility of psychopathy in these offenders.
Sponsored content: One of the most prominent aspects of this case has always been the religious narrative that Cecilia Steyn created. In this episode, host Nicole Engelbrecht, talks to various experts to drill down into the truth behind how religion was weaponized in this case.
South Africa is one of the most beautiful countries globally - with its beaches, the iconic Table Mountain, wine regions and wildlife. Yet, its unlikely to be one of the top picks for international tourists any time soon due to the recent unrest and looting sprees and the impact on the economy by Covid-19. News24 podcasts
It all started with a YouTube video.
Young entrepreneur Marvellous Langa's dreams were realised after she learned how to make her own detergent through a tutorial on YouTubeIn this episode of Her Story we speak to Marvellous, who is the owner of the detergent brand, Marvellous Chem.
She started her business shortly after graduating with her Chemical engineering degree and has managed to make a success of it by competing in local food retailers with big brands. This is her story.
South Africa's governmental security agencies have come under the spotlight since the chaos that ensued after the arrest and jailing of former president Jacob Zuma on 7 July. The public has been fed mixed messages about what triggered the unrest and who, exactly, was behind it. News24 podcasts
Protests began in Northern KZN after the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma, last week. What started as seemingly politically motivated unrest escalated into full-scale looting across parts of KZN and Gauteng. News24 Podcast
She discovered that she was called to be a sangoma at the age of 11.
However, it took rapper Gigi Lamayne years to finally accept that call.
In this episode, she discusses her journey and how it has changed her life.
The Covid-19 third wave is gathering speed fuelled by the Delta variant. The health system in Gauteng, the epicentre, has been buckling under a spike of infections and hospital admissions. In the Western Cape, the province which has been recording the second highest rate of infections, authorities are in a race against time to prepare hospitals. News24 podcasts
She grew up identifying as gay.
From a rural town with little access to information, Lehlogonolo Machaba couldn't yet understand the difference between her sexuality and gender dysphoria.
One day, she watched a young woman from Nevada, US, compete in the Miss USA beauty pageant. Her name was Kataluna Enriquez and she was the very first openly transgender woman to take part in the history of the event.
This is when Lehlogonolo Machaba knew that she was in fact a woman and later came out as trans.
In this episode, we speak to Lehlogonolo about becoming the first openly trans woman to make it into the Miss SA top 30.
The South African economy saw stronger than expected growth in the fourth quarter of 2020 and the first quarter of 2021, defying market expectations. The question is whether this growth can be sustained? Factors driving the local economy’s performance as well as the outlook for inflation, interest rates, the movement of the rand and the reasons behind persistently low confidence in the economy, are discussed in this podcast.
The episode is hosted by Rofhiwa Madzena, business news anchor at eNCA. She's joined by Andrew Duvenage, managing director of NFB Private Wealth Management, Paul Marais, managing director of NFB Asset Management and Jaco Visser, acting editor of Finweek. Finweek
The Constitutional Court on Tuesday found former President Jacob Zuma guilty of comtempt of court for failing to appear before the Zondo Commission. He has been sentenced to fifteen months behind bars. But, he's fighting back. News24 podcasts
It was love at first sight. Pretoria couple Thembi and Refilwe share their love story with us.
He became a father at 22 – and to say he wasn't ready would be an understatement.
With no job prospects, Bright Khumalo had to think and act fast if he was to be a present and active father.
11 years later and three children later, he tells us, he wouldn't change a thing.
In this episode, the now, university lecturer tells us his story and how he was able to settle into fatherhood the best way he could.
The Gauteng health system seems to be buckling under the pressure as a third wave of Covid-19 infection continues to rise. News24 Podcasts
On today’s segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, Zoe Brown chats to zero-waste and sustainability expert, Tina Bayer – the founder of the environmentally-conscious Eco Elephant brand. Running the online store from her home, Tina hopes to make sustainable living easy to access for South Africans, through the simple click of a button. She talks business management and the ups and downs of stepping out on your own.
On today’s segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, Zoe Brown chats to Rushda Moosajee – the momtrepreneur who has built a successful beauty and fitness e-commerce platform called, RushTush. Her brand is all about wellness and lifestyle upliftment through fitness and nutrition guides, as well as beauty and skincare products. Today she talks about her money management tips and the systems she put in place to stay ahead of her business planning.
He had his daughter at 27.
With no formal employment, a then, small business and a budding relationship with the now, mother of his child -- it seemed all odds were against him having his first child.
However, Durban-based businessman, Msizi Nxumalo was determined to be a dad, a good and present one at that.
Four years later, he does not for a second regret his decision and tells us his daughter is the most important person in his life.
In this episode of Drum Weekly, Msizi shares how having a child changed his life and what advice he would give to expectant dads.
A private international school in Cape Town is at the centre of the latest allegation of racism. Parents and pupils protested outside the Deutsche Schule Kapstadt, a German school on the slopes of Table Mountain, this week. The teacher at the focus of their anger was suspended, but reinstated after just one week. News24 podcasts
On today's segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, we meet Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela, who is brewing up a storm with world-class African inspired beers. She discusses lessons learnt through owning her own micro-brewery, and what she wishes she had known when she started.
This week, in the final episode of Too Many Enemies, we attend the "fight of the century" in Las Vegas (Mayweather vs Pacquiao) and investigate the final pieces in the puzzle of billionaire businessman Wandile Bozwana's murder. They involve a R1 million payoff, a flashy government minister and the bank account of a famous DJ.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's application to have the impeachment rules for a Chapter 9 head declared unconstitutional and invalid started in the Western Cape High Court on Monday. News24 podcasts
This week, in the penultimate episode of Too Many Enemies, producer Paul McNally shifts his focus from the murder of billionaire Wandile Bozwana to investigate Southern Africa’s assassinations crisis and how terrifyingly commonplace hits have become in the region.
McNally goes back twenty years to one of the most infamous assassinations: the killing of acclaimed Mozambican journalist and editor Carlos Cardoso. Cardoso, who was investigating a $14-million fraud linked to the privatisation of Mozambique’s largest bank, was shot dead in central Maputo in November 2000. www.news24.com
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize is under pressure to quit after being linked to a Covid-19 corruption scandal involving R150 million rand. This week on The Story, we unpack the allegations and the implications for the health ministry and the Presidency itself. News24 Podcasts
She debuted her new book An Ordinary Wonder, a powerful story about an intersex girl who was forced by her family to live as a boy.
This story explores African mythology, religion, gender views and what it means to be African and intersex. In this podcast, we explore that and more with Buki Papillon.
On today's segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, Zoe Brown chats to Jasper Basson of Dryk Holdings and Lead Optimizers - an accountant for small-to-medium sized businesses.
After completing his articles as an accountant 20 years ago, he started his own practice, Dryk Holdings, with a passion for serving small businesses owners. As his journey progressed, he found he enjoyed adding values to entrepreneurs as well.
On today’s segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, Zoe Brown chats to natural hair and wellness expert, Kafui Awoonor – the founder of the bespoke Kafui Naturals beauty brand.
Too Many Enemies, a new podcast series, investigates the assassination of a billionaire. It is brought to you by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, in partnership with News24, and produced by Volume.
A KwaZulu-Natal taxi boss and alleged triggerman in the assassination of billionaire businessman Wandile Bozwana has been arrested, six years after the killing that sent shockwaves through political and business circles in South Africa.
On today’s segment of The Bold Leap business podcast, Zoe Brown chats to Greig Jansen – the owner of the PURA Soda Beverage Company. Join Zoe and Greig as he takes us through the PURA start up journey and how he had to learn to be a jack of all trades.
Would you consider giving sex up for a year or more?
In this episode, we speak to 27-year-old, Lunga Thwema and he told us all about his journey of celibacy and how it has given him more peace than he has ever experienced while sexually active.
Zinhle Ndawonde is both a Springbok fifteens and Sevens rugby player and a firefighter. Hailing from Inanda in the coastal province of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, Ndawonde decided early on that her circumstances would not determine her future. The hard running centre’s drive to succeed and her determination has taken her to the international women’s rugby stage and seen her names as Springbok Women’s sixth ‘Unstoppable’ and an adidas ambassador.
Despite being singled out and bullied during her primary school years for being ‘different’, Anruné Weyers is now a two-time Paralympian and World Champion. After she took to running, Anruné became the girl with one arm who ran faster than everyone else and she now teaches at a school for differently-abled children. This is her story...
In this week's episode of Too Many Enemies, producer Paul McNally heads to the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, to see Vusi "Khekhe" Mathibela and his co-accused in the flesh.
Mathibela, Sipho Hudla, Robert Mathupha and Bongingkosi Khumal stand accused of murdering Wandile Bozwana.
In the second episode of Too Many Enemies, producer Paul McNally sets out to investigate allegations that the hit was ordered by prominent ANC politician, Supra Mahumapelo, while he was the premier of the North West Province.
Just kilometres away from where Bozwana was shot, he meets a source, who gives him insight into the evidence police have gathered on the Bozwana assassination case.
McNally also speaks to SABC political journalist, Samkelo Maseko, about Mahumapelo's controversial premiership.
From last week's episode, we know that Bozwana and Mahumapelo were close at one point, but their relationship had soured.
Have you thought about where your parents will live after they retire? Usually, it shouldn't be the responsibility of the child, however, in most communities of colour, parents either do not have jobs or could not save enough for a comfortable retirement.
In this episode of Drum Weekly, journalist Alutho Mbendeni speaks to finance bunny Nicolette Mashile on retirement homes for black people and how you can start saving for your retirement now rather than later.
Billionaire businessman Wandile Bozwana was gunned down in a hail of bullets in Pretoria in October 2015 when he stopped at a traffic light. He died at the age of 43. Too Many Enemies, a new podcast series produced by Paul McNally, will explore this assassination in detail over the next six weeks. It is a story involving top politicians, taxi bosses and assassins.
The series will look at what the assassination of Bozwana means for the state of politics, crime and justice in South Africa today. News24 Podcasts
Wealthy businessman Wandile Bozwana met a violent end when he was gunned down in his car in Pretoria in October 2015.
Sadly Bozwana’s death is not unique, and bears many of the hallmarks seen in other assassinations in South Africa. That Bozwana had political connections also reflects a trend of political rivalries being settled through violence.
Bozwana’s alleged killers are on trial only now, six years after his death, perhaps reflecting the corrosive impact that intimidation and violence has had on South Africa’s criminal justice system.
It's mother's day week and we're celebrating all things motherhood, even the very thought of entering it. In this episode, we speak to Drum journalist Siyabuswa Tsewu on her journey with motherhood and what she thinks every would-be mother should know.
Peeing, talking, cuddling, and drinking water are just some things we should all be practising after a sex session.
In this last episode of the Drum Sex podcast, we're discussing after sex practices, which all women/people with female genitalia should do after a sex session.
Last week we spoke to sex positivity activist Nobathembu Peters and I’m sure we can all say we learned if a lot from her experiences. In today's quick one we explain what consent means and 3 ways you can practice it.
Most people are sexual beings, and have sexual thoughts, attitudes, feelings, desires, and fantasies – and having a physical ability doesn’t change that.
In this episode of Drum Sex, we speak with sex-positivity activist Nobathembu Peters about how she navigates sex, consent and pleasure.
In a world where monogamy is widely practiced and even encouraged by popular culture and all the romance movies we consume, it can be hard to see love and commitment outside of it.
In this episode of Drum Sex, we speak to Siyabonga Zwane, who is currently in an open relationship with his partner. For them, this was a relationship saver.
How did your parents talk to you about sex for the first time? Was it a conversation full of pregnancy fear or a sex-positive one? In this episode, we speak to Dr Mpume Zenda about the role 'the sex talk' plays in our sex lives when we're older and what lasting effects it can have on your perceptions about sex. Drum website
Penis in vagina sex should not be painful every time it happens, it also shouldn't cause you excruciating pain when you have it for the first time. In this episode, we talk to Dr Mpume Zena about the symptoms, causes and treatment for vaginismus.
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This charming story explains how cats became beloved members of human families. Parent24/Storytime
We asked a few of our followers to share how often they like to get under the sheets with their partners. We also share what research says about how many times most couples have sex per week on average. Drum website
How long or short should sex be in duration?
Does it even matter how long vaginal intercourse lasts or is it all about the quality of the intimacy you experience?
We spoke to gynecologist Dr Mpume Zenda about how long sexual intercourse lasts on average and how you can make your sex sessions more intimate and pleasurable.
Arts and culture minister Nathi Mthethwa recognised the new names by publication in the Government Gazette, alongside a handful of registrations of existing geographic names, and some spelling corrections on Tuesday.
Port Elizabeth airport, East London airport, Port Elizabeth itself, Uitenhage, King William’s Town, Maclear all have new names.
News 24's Eastern Cape correspondent Malibongwe Dayimani is on the line to talk you through just how to say each one.
Parent24 has partnered with Nal'ibali to make audio stories easily accessible to parents and their little ones at bedtime. Parent24/Storytime
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What is the difference between a Urinary tract infection (UTI) and a Sexually transmitted infection (STI)? Can a UTI be sexually transmitted? Can I get a UTI from my partner?
These were some of the questions our readers Dm'd us on Instagram and we're answering them in this three minute episode of Drum Sex.
Are wondering if you should continue renting or look into buying your first home? We spoke to a number of experts and a young couple who had rented for six years before finally deciding to buy their own home. They share their experience with both and which they found to be cheaper for them in the long run. Drum Magazine
Welcome to the Drum Sex Podcast where we help you to have the best and healthiest sex of your life. This is a 10 part, bi-annual series where we will have an open conversation about shameless, consensual and pleasurable sex. You can expect discussions about sexual health, female and male anatomy, how you can best practice good hygiene after sex and how you can improve your sexual experiences with whomever you choose to share your body with. Listen in every week or binge listen to our episodes.
Have you heard of Honeymoon Cystitis? Well, it's the type of UTI you can get if you have a vagina and are having frequent sex. The good news is that it doesn't mean you should be having less sex or no sex at all. It is treatable and is actually very common. Listen to Dr Tlaleng and our podcast host Pam Magwaza chat about its symptoms and how you can treat it.
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Mom of two, Mushoeda, shares her pandemic pregnancy with us, describing her fears for the new baby and the challenges she faced.
Twenty-year-old single mom, and essential worker, Gabriella talks openly about how the events of 2020 impacted her pregnancy journey. 'I wished we were in a harder lockdown': Young single mom shares her pandemic pregnancy and birth experience
Moving back in with your parents does not make you a failure. In this episode Drum's Pam Magwaza speaks with other content producers about never moving out of home or going back when life gets tough. It's an intimate conversation about failure, success and finally finding the strength to live life on your own terms.
A Cape Town family remains hopeful that their son, who disappeared 23 years ago, at the age of nine, will one day be found. In the years that have passed since Matthew Ohlsson disappeared, they have helped countless other families like themselves. News24 Podcasts
In the second episode of Missing Matthew, we delve into the twists and turns of the investigation into a nine-year-old boy's disappearance 23 years ago. News24 Podcasts
Can true love and extreme wealth truly co-exist? What does it cost to live a seemingly perfect life? Bestselling author Angela Makholwa talks with section editor Pam Magwaza about her new book, Critical But Stable, how we should talk and write about black wealth and if true love can be found in extreme wealth.
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Missing Matthew is the story of a boy who vanished without a trace 23 years ago. Matthew Ohlsson was nine-years-old when he disappeared from outside his Mitchells Plain home in Cape Town in March, 1997.
We bring you the first episode in this podcast series in the hope it will trigger a memory, and provide a clue to this mystery that has haunted his family for over two decades. News24 Podcasts
In the eighth episode of Politics Unmuted, political editor Qaanitah Hunter, political reporter Lizeka Tandwa and assistant editor of in-depth news, Pieter du Toit, reflect on some of the biggest political stories of the year. News24 Politics Unmuted
On this week’s episode of Politics Unmuted, News24's political editor Qaanitah Hunter, political reporter Lizeka Tandwa and assistant editor for in-depth news, Pieter du Toit, discuss government's response to the second wave of Covid-19 cases. News24 Politics Unmuted
In this week's episode of Politics Unmuted, we turn the spotlight on ourselves and examine the role journalists play in politics, how we can be used as political pawns, and the crucial role we play in protecting democracy. News24 Politics Unmuted
In this week's episode of Politics Unmuted, we discuss the failure of South African authorities, the weaknesses in the justice system, and the interlinked web of mutual support between politicians and pastors. News24 Politics Unmuted
Will corruption accused ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule go to jail? News24 political editor Qaanitah Hunter and News24 political reporter Lizeka Tandwa discuss the scenarios that could unfold as the NPA closes in on one of the most powerful leaders in the country. News24 Politics Unmuted
The American elections have kept people around the world captivated. Its also revealed the weaknesses in their democracy and the flaws in their systems. Is American democracy in danger? News24 Politics Unmuted
n the second episode of Politics Unmuted, we talk about the official opposition, the state its in, and what needs to happen for the party to rebuild itself. Political editor Qaanitah Hunter talks to News24 political reporters Jason Felix and Lizeka Tandwa about whether it will ever become a viable alternative for South African voters. News24 Politics Unmuted
In this, the inaugural episode of Politics Unmuted, a weekly podcast by News24, we focus on government's plans for economic recovery and the corruption pandemic that continues to plague the country. News24 Politics Unmuted
In the final episode of the Exodus podcast, we dig deeper into the origins of KwaSizabantu Mission – we explore the anointing of Erlo Stegen as the mission's messiah, as well as "the revival of the Zulus" and the resurrection of the dead. News24 Podcasts
For Erika Bornman and Celimpilo Malinga, it was a long walk to the road outside the KwaSizabantu Mission in KwaZulu-Natal. Eventually, one of them was cast out while the other, decided to leave. In this the penultimate episode of the four-part Exodus podcast series, we find out, which is which. News24 Podcasts
This episode was first published on 25 October 2019, and has been amended since publication. He was suspended from practicing at Mediclinic hospitals in 2016 and, now, is barred from Netcare theatres too. Prominent Johannesburg paediatric surgeon Dr Peter Beale, 73, stands accused of negligence that led to the deaths of at least three of his young patients. The death of 10-year-old Zayyaan Sayed has spurred father Mohammadh to lay criminal charges against the well-known paediatric surgeon as well as anaesthetist Dr Abdulhay Munshi. News24 Podcasts
In the second episode of a four-part podcast series, News24 explores some of the KwaSizabantu Mission's alleged stringent regulations. And the consequences faced by those who fail to follow these rules. News24 Podcasts
KwaSizabantu, a more than 50-year old Christian mission in KwaZulu-Natal has found itself at the core of accusations relating to gross human rights violations. In this first episode of a four-part series, News24 gets exclusive insight into life inside the enigmatic and sequestered mission. News24 Podcasts
This week on The Story, we take an in-depth look at the cloud of controversy hanging over the Gauteng health department as allegations of tender corruption surfaced. Dodgy PPE tender procurements land government officials in hot water