Podcasts

What's the Tea: Wastage at funerals and family gatherings

On this feature Clement explores wastage at gatherings, why so much is served and why men eat off zinc plates 

 

 

 

Listener's Choice: Buying property for the first time

Clement speaks to Carl van den Berg, Business Development Executive at Private Property about the property market and making your first purchase 

Looking at racism as violence

Clement speaks to Nomfundo Mogapi, Executive Director at The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation and Nolwazi Tusini, Journalist & Gender Rights Activist about racism as a form of structural violence

Focus on child abduction in South Africa

Clement speaks to National Coordinator at Missing Children SA, Bianca van Aswegen and Ngaa Murombedzi, Advocacy Manager at Women & Men Against Child Abuse about kidnappings of children in South Africa 

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Health and Wellmess: Colon cancer in young men

Clement speaks to General Practitioner Dr. Marlin McKay about colon cancer increasing in young people especially young black men

 

World of Work: Burnout in the workplace

Clement speaks to Doreen Ross, Industrial Psychologist about burnout in the workplace and how to handle it

 

A look at the benefits of the South African Sign Language charter

Clement speaks to Spokesperson for the Pan South African Sign Language Board Ntombenhle HuluHulu about the Sign Language charter launched earlier this month. He also spoke to Asanda Mkatshwa, Eastern Cape Provincial Language Commitee Chairperson about including the deaf community in all conversations

 

 

Zuma lawyers ask Deputy Chief Justice Zondo to recuse himself from the State Capture Commission

Clement speaks to Legal Journalist, Karyn Maughan about the letter former president Zuma's lawyers have written and explores if Chief Justice Zondo is biased and Attorney Ulrich Roux about whether the former president has a case

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