What To Watch: Fall 2: Deadpoint, Ms B-Haved

Phemelo is joined by award-winning journalist and former BBC Africa Bureau Editor Milton Nkosi. With more than three decades in journalism, Nkosi has reported on some of South Africa’s defining moments, from the final years of apartheid and Nelson Mandela’s release to the country’s first democratic elections. We reflect on…

This Heritage Month, the legacy of Reverend Tiyo Soga is being celebrated through a commemorative concert on 19 September at Rhema Bible Church North in Randburg. Soga was one of South Africa’s first published Black intellectuals and wrote the much-loved hymn Lizalis’ idinga lakho. The concert brings together classical, choral…

In this week’s wrap with Kaya News reporter Katleho Sekhotho, we look at why former Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula paid cash to workers renovating her home, the latest developments in the ‘Cat’ Matlala trial, the rearrest of escaped North West inmate Edward Khomotso Madiba, and our Kaya News Elections coverage, including…

The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Education Portfolio Committee is expanding its book donation programme to five schools across the province, including primary, secondary and LSEN schools. The initiative aims to improve access to relevant and age-appropriate reading material, strengthen school libraries and encourage reading for meaning and enjoyment. Phemelo speaks to…

On this week’s Legal Matters, Nthabiseng Dubazana looks at personal liability for directors, voluntary surrender and full disclosure, and answers some of your burning legal questions.