Point of View with Phemelo Motene
Point of View with Phemelo Motene, delves into the day’s current affairs, touching on real issues and sharing expert advice on the audience questions between 8pm to 10pm Mondays to Thursdays.
Gauteng Health to start annual HPV vaccination for girls
The Gauteng Department of Health campaign to vaccinate girls against cervical cancer will get underway on Monday. The Human Papillomavirus Vaccination (HPV), that was first launched by government in 2014, also protects against other cancers including mouth, throat, anal and genital cancers. The campaign targets girls aged nine and older…
Breaking Down the 2022 State of The Nation Address
To analyse and discuss President Cyril Ramaphosa's latest State of the Nation Address, we are joined by a panel of politcal analysts, members of political parties, and members of the public.
Shooting at Tembisa Hospital causes the hospital to close its doors for the day.
Tembisa Hospital was shut down temporarily after a police officer allegedly murdered his nursing assistant partner in the parking lot and turned the gun on himself. Buhle Mbhele, a Kaya 959 news reporter, Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi, Gauteng MEC of Health and Denosa's Gauteng chairperson Simphiwe Gada give us further details…
Understanding the process of healing
Self-healing is basically an effort to heal inner wounds. Although various efforts have been made, sometimes not all inner wounds are healed. But why do we need to heal as individuals? And how does healing change or transform our lives and relationships? To guide us through this discussion, Lebo Pule…
Rudzani David Mafhege publishes a maths study guide in Tshivenda
A well-known writer, Rudzani David “Muonyolosi” Mafhege of Vondwe-Lwavune village, has just published a new book, Tshiphiri Tsha Mbalo (the secret of mastering mathematics) aimed at helping Grade 7 pupils to understand mathematics better. We speak to him to find out more.
Inside Tshwane’s Housing Crisis
Thousands of people have been left homeless in Mamelodi, east of Pretoria, after devastating rains swept away their shacks and left one person dead. The tragedy highlights a housing crisis in Gauteng, which has seen thousands setting up homes on dangerous flood lines and dry river beds. Thousands of people…
July Unrest Report: Plotters Dribbled The Intelligence Service
The plotters of the July unrest in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal outwitted the country's intelligence services which could not cope and deal with the violent protests. This is contained in a damning Experts Panel Report published by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday. Themba Masuku, Programme Manager at African Policing Civilian Oversight…
Woman arrested for allegedly stealing City of Joburg hard drives
A woman who was arrested in 2020 for breaking into the City of Johannesburg offices was again apprehended on Monday morning after being found in the Metropolitan Centre building while in possession of council equipment. To give us more information on this case, Kaya 959 news reporter Nosipho Radebe joins…
Mamelodi flood victims housed at community centers
Residents of Eerstefabriek in Mamelodi, Pretoria were left homeless after heavy rains which resulted in over flooding of Moretele River swept away their homes last Friday. Kaya 959 news reporter Katleho Sekhoto was at the Nellmapius community centre where some residents have been accommodated and joins us to talk about…
The City of Tshwane’s plans for the flood victims
Residents in Eerste Fabrieke informal settlement in Mamelodi shook their heads in disbelief on Saturday morning after raging floods swept away many of their houses built near the riverbank. The affected community was left displaced and frustrated after almost all their belongings were destroyed during the disaster. Cllr. Peggy de…
Kaya Reporters: Tshegofatso Pule murder trial resumes with testimonies
Tshegofatso Pule’s murder trial resumes today at the Johannesburg High Court, where the then-boyfriend of Pule, Ntuthuko Shoba has been accused as the mastermind behind Pule’s murder. Yesterday the high court heard how the murder accused gave police a cell-phone number that had no messages or Pule’s contacts. Katleho Sekhoto,…
The South African Human Rights Commission to Conduct a Site Inspection of Tholimfundo Primary School
The South African Human Rights Commission has initiated an investigation following a complaint that 508 learners at the school are being taught in unsafe prefab mobile classrooms as the Gauteng Department of Education works to finish construction that began 20 years ago.
Kaya Reporters: Justice Dunstan Mlambo's JSC Interview Hotting Up
Tough and sensitive questions kept on being thrown at Gauteng Judge President Dunstan Mlambo on Thursday amid his interview for the position of Chief Justice. It was revealed, during the first part of the question-and-answer session, that Public Protector Busiswe Mkhwabane had objected to Mlambo’s candidacy in her personal and…
Chief Justice nominee Dunstan Mlambo Denies Allegations of Sexual Harassment
Chief Justice nominee Dunstan Mlambo has denied allegations of sexual harassment. He describes it as poisonous rumour. Mlambo faced the questions during his interview by the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) for the position of Chief Justice. Dianne Hawker, News Editor at TimesLIVE Video talks to us about the day’s proceedings.
Charlotte Maxeke in need of serious intervention
Management at Joburg’s Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital have asked humanitarian organisation Gift of the Givers for help with repairs to speed up resumption of health services. Jack Bloom, DA Gauteng Health Spokesperson responds to questions about how they are able to assist the situation, as the governing party, and Simphiwe…
Minister Mbalula promises that the license backlog will be cleared by April this year
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula claims that it will take an estimated four months to address the country's more than 500,000 driver’s licence backlog. Mbalula was speaking in Midrand on Thursday where he also confirmed that the printing of licence cards resumed on 20 January. Wayne Duvenage, OUTA CEO
The beauty of South Africa and the importance of traveling locally
The past years or so have really had a negative effect on the tourism sector in SA. Domestic travel has therefore become more important than ever in revitalising the tourism economy. This evening we lay the foundation to this series of conversations by having an important discussion about why it’s…
Profile: Gloria Bosman
Soweto-born star Gloria Bosman is nothing short of sensational. With a long list of accolades, including two SA Music Awards (SAMA's), two KORA nominations and eleven SAMA nominations, Bosman has earned her status as one of South Africa’s most celebrated singers. Although originally trained in opera, Bosman’s singing style is…
Gauteng doctors working excessive overtime not paid their full salaries for January
Scores of doctors working in the public healthcare sector in Gauteng have not been paid their full salaries for January. Many have worked over the 80-hour overtime limit for the month, but their efforts to keep ailing public health facilities afloat mean little to those who pay their salaries. It…
What does the law say about access to a minor after the parents break up?
The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has sentenced a mother and a grandmother to 30 days’ imprisonment suspended on the condition that they allow a father contact with his daughter. Tshepo Mojapelo, Family Law Expert and Rushka Lee Pedro, Family Law Mediator guide us through the dos and donts…