RC 260906702Gugs Mhlungu
Sunday, 6 September 2026
Sunday Breakfast combined urgent South African news with practical conversations on oral health, pet behaviour, suicide prevention, conservation and music’s power to transform lives.
- 07:02
At least 300 families in Khayelitsha are living with raw sewage flooding their homes; residents blame recurring service failures, while the city cites structures built over sewer lines.
- 06:47
A Southern African Vulture Safe Zone Alliance now spans six countries, with more than two million hectares committed to reducing poisoning, electrocution, infrastructure collisions and habitat loss.
- 09:28
Clinical psychologist Dr Kosi Giane said people experiencing suicidal thoughts need compassionate, direct support and professional help, rather than reassurance that their lives are objectively good.
- 08:47
Musicologist Dr Sheldon Leal said his career shifted from aspiring singer to educator and connector, using music education to open opportunities and strengthen South Africa’s arts ecosystem.
- 09:49
Afro-soul artist Mtandazo Zokadya described his nine-track album Nuru as a personal journey from depression and darkness towards light, with music intended to help listeners feel less alone.