The feed
A live stream of standout moments from South African talk radio — a punchy quote, a sharp exchange, a revealing admission — picked as they air and posted with the audio. Press play; no sign-up needed.
1:01The Western Cape High Court barred protesters from linking Philip Kravitz to Israel’s conflict, while allowing criticism of Israel and boycotts.
1:23ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula pays tribute to a traffic officer killed on duty and highlights the risks of the job.
0:56The South African Principals Association says schools need administrators so principals and teachers can focus on learning.
1:13A Cape Talk host links extreme weather, El Niño and falling dam levels to renewed concerns about water shortages.
0:43Refugees camping outside a Durban Home Affairs office describe an altercation and ask the government for shelter.
0:12Police seized illegal sports apparel and manufacturing equipment worth more than R1.5 million before the Springboks faced New Zealand.
2:04The AA's Bobby Ramaguede explains proposed vehicle safety standards and says compliant cars could reach showrooms from next June.
0:24The Africa CDC says Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 6,200 cases and 3,000 deaths and is not yet at its peak.
2:29
1:59
0:30Judge Kasim Musa halted Mali Salat’s application, demanding proof that he was properly before the court as a legal practitioner.
2:28
1:09The UN General Assembly backs alternatives to the Mercator projection, with the United States the lone vote against the resolution.
0:23
2:59
0:56A recovery expert explains why beginners should use body rollers on large muscles and avoid excessive pressure or duration.
1:59
1:09A recovery expert urges beginners to research body tampering, start slowly and seek professional advice around injuries.
1:41A researcher explains why plastic-killed livestock threaten food, income, school fees and family security in rural communities.
2:35Dr Normatemba Chandiwana says South Africa must tackle diabetes through prevention, screening, treatment and stronger public-health action.
1:34Professor Nicola Page explains how parents can spot severe dehydration and when a child needs urgent hospital care.
0:41Cape Peninsula University of Technology will resume lectures on 14 September after weeks of protests over financial and other concerns.
2:32A wildlife expert explains why 150 live scorpions were allegedly smuggled through Cape Town Airport and why their venom commands huge prices.
1:49A stroke specialist explains why transient symptoms demand urgent care, with the highest risk of a full stroke coming within days.
3:00A discussion examines how water-splashing pranks led to a fatal stabbing and serious disruption for a learner with hearing aids.
1:35A city human settlements official says roads and bulk infrastructure will be conditions of the planned Annandale housing development.
1:21Intercape says its permits are valid as a transport shutdown continues and the government prepares talks with the community.
2:56A commentator argues that invoking PTSD and depression to avoid testimony could harm people living with genuine mental-health conditions.
2:57A board member contrasts the executives’ 20-year debarments with the 18-year bans imposed on Gupta-linked figures.
2:07A governor says large cash payments were loans, but the Commission questions how his salary could support repayment.
1:00The Western Cape High Court barred protesters from making claims linking Cape Union Mart and its chairperson to Israel’s war in Gaza.
0:41A vehicle caught fire in a crash at Hamalaula outside Luwi, with authorities urging motorists to drive cautiously.
0:33The Africa CDC says Congo’s Ebola outbreak has surpassed 6,200 cases and 3,000 deaths and may not have peaked.
2:56The SIU says it will investigate five Eastern Cape tenders amid allegations of corruption, fraud and irregular expenditure.
2:30The Eastern Cape health MEC says new and planned ambulance batches will bring the province’s total to 195.
0:56The BCCSA found SAfm breached its code after airing unsupported claims about foreign nationals, weapons and serious crime.
2:44A commission chair challenges former Hawks head Godfrey Libia over a message saying Nyambose thanked him after a police operation.
0:29Police arrested a 44-year-old man accused of murdering four men found assaulted and set alight near Cape Town’s N7 Highway.
0:59A government audit found officials living in state accommodation while also receiving housing subsidies or allowances.
2:24Dean McPherson says weak oversight at Public Works helped enable a fraudulent police contract linked to a lease in Pretoria.
1:09
0:13
2:20A local-government analyst says securing the loan signals investor confidence and offers welcome support to struggling municipalities.
0:34A legal challenge argues that emergency donations can exclude struggling people from accessing the SRD grant system.
2:14An Institute of Economic Justice researcher says biometric hurdles block grant access and R370 is far below the R868 food poverty line.
0:27Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis urges residents to clear litter from communities, parks and beaches as the city expands cleaning operations.
2:06Presenters reveal that a caller seeking help had repeated the same emotional story on multiple stations to solicit money.
1:09The UN warns that a powerful El Niño could worsen droughts, storms, flooding and global heat amid climate change.
1:01The Western Cape High Court barred protesters from linking Philip Kravitz to Israel’s conflict, while allowing criticism of Israel and boycotts.
1:23ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula pays tribute to a traffic officer killed on duty and highlights the risks of the job.
0:56The South African Principals Association says schools need administrators so principals and teachers can focus on learning.
1:13A Cape Talk host links extreme weather, El Niño and falling dam levels to renewed concerns about water shortages.
0:43Refugees camping outside a Durban Home Affairs office describe an altercation and ask the government for shelter.
0:12Police seized illegal sports apparel and manufacturing equipment worth more than R1.5 million before the Springboks faced New Zealand.
2:04The AA's Bobby Ramaguede explains proposed vehicle safety standards and says compliant cars could reach showrooms from next June.
0:24The Africa CDC says Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 6,200 cases and 3,000 deaths and is not yet at its peak.
2:291:590:30Judge Kasim Musa halted Mali Salat’s application, demanding proof that he was properly before the court as a legal practitioner.
2:281:09The UN General Assembly backs alternatives to the Mercator projection, with the United States the lone vote against the resolution.
0:23Amid Nepal’s mounting flood disaster, rescuers heard voices and pulled two men alive from a hydropower tunnel.
2:59A Power FM host recounts how a girl was badly injured after running into traffic to escape unwanted Spring Day water splashing.
0:56A recovery expert explains why beginners should use body rollers on large muscles and avoid excessive pressure or duration.
1:59A psychiatrist says roughly one in 100 people could develop prolonged psychosis after psychedelic use, with family history a key risk factor.
1:09A recovery expert urges beginners to research body tampering, start slowly and seek professional advice around injuries.
1:41A researcher explains why plastic-killed livestock threaten food, income, school fees and family security in rural communities.
2:35Dr Normatemba Chandiwana says South Africa must tackle diabetes through prevention, screening, treatment and stronger public-health action.
1:34Professor Nicola Page explains how parents can spot severe dehydration and when a child needs urgent hospital care.
0:41Cape Peninsula University of Technology will resume lectures on 14 September after weeks of protests over financial and other concerns.
2:32A wildlife expert explains why 150 live scorpions were allegedly smuggled through Cape Town Airport and why their venom commands huge prices.
1:49A stroke specialist explains why transient symptoms demand urgent care, with the highest risk of a full stroke coming within days.
3:00A discussion examines how water-splashing pranks led to a fatal stabbing and serious disruption for a learner with hearing aids.
1:35A city human settlements official says roads and bulk infrastructure will be conditions of the planned Annandale housing development.
1:21Intercape says its permits are valid as a transport shutdown continues and the government prepares talks with the community.
2:56A commentator argues that invoking PTSD and depression to avoid testimony could harm people living with genuine mental-health conditions.
2:57A board member contrasts the executives’ 20-year debarments with the 18-year bans imposed on Gupta-linked figures.
2:07A governor says large cash payments were loans, but the Commission questions how his salary could support repayment.
1:00The Western Cape High Court barred protesters from making claims linking Cape Union Mart and its chairperson to Israel’s war in Gaza.
0:41A vehicle caught fire in a crash at Hamalaula outside Luwi, with authorities urging motorists to drive cautiously.
0:33The Africa CDC says Congo’s Ebola outbreak has surpassed 6,200 cases and 3,000 deaths and may not have peaked.
2:56The SIU says it will investigate five Eastern Cape tenders amid allegations of corruption, fraud and irregular expenditure.
2:30The Eastern Cape health MEC says new and planned ambulance batches will bring the province’s total to 195.
0:56The BCCSA found SAfm breached its code after airing unsupported claims about foreign nationals, weapons and serious crime.
2:44A commission chair challenges former Hawks head Godfrey Libia over a message saying Nyambose thanked him after a police operation.
0:29Police arrested a 44-year-old man accused of murdering four men found assaulted and set alight near Cape Town’s N7 Highway.
0:59A government audit found officials living in state accommodation while also receiving housing subsidies or allowances.
2:24Dean McPherson says weak oversight at Public Works helped enable a fraudulent police contract linked to a lease in Pretoria.
1:09Residents, businesses and local authorities are credited with cutting serious crime in Hout Bay by more than 95%.
0:132:20A local-government analyst says securing the loan signals investor confidence and offers welcome support to struggling municipalities.
0:34A legal challenge argues that emergency donations can exclude struggling people from accessing the SRD grant system.
2:14An Institute of Economic Justice researcher says biometric hurdles block grant access and R370 is far below the R868 food poverty line.
0:27Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis urges residents to clear litter from communities, parks and beaches as the city expands cleaning operations.
2:06Presenters reveal that a caller seeking help had repeated the same emotional story on multiple stations to solicit money.
1:09The UN warns that a powerful El Niño could worsen droughts, storms, flooding and global heat amid climate change.
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