Make It Make Sense With Ayanda Nyathi - Eswatini Receives Five Prisoners From The US

Private security companies are becoming an increasingly visible force across South African communities, in some areas even outnumbering traditional police resources. Safety today is layered — a blend of private security patrols, neighbourhood watch groups, and ever-active WhatsApp communities sharing real-time alerts. For many homeowners, this creates a sense of…

The final hour introduced a financial literacy segment featuring Ivyn Sambo, focusing on government bonds as an accessible investment option for everyday South Africans. The discussion unpacked how individuals can invest directly with the government, without intermediaries, and explored the potential benefits of structured, low-barrier saving. Listener sentiment reflected hesitation…

It’s never the big, dramatic moments that derail your day… it’s the tiny, sneaky ones. The hoot in traffic that lingers a second too long. The eye-roll from a cashier. That sudden, heart-dropping “where are my keys?” panic. One minute you’re fine, the next—your whole mood has packed its bags…

Euthanasia activist Sean Davison has completed a sentence of house arrest in South Africa after assisting three terminally ill individuals to die. He maintains his actions were compassionate, not criminal. The case has reignited debate around assisted dying, with figures like Desmond Tutu previously advocating for the right to die…

There’s something combustible at the heart of 180 — a story that doesn’t just unfold, it detonates. At its core is a man trying to outrun his past, only to find it waiting at every broken traffic light and bureaucratic dead end. In a country where pressure simmers just beneath…