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The Human Science Research Council recently released a survey on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

To gain more insight into the survey, Annika Larsen spoke to the Dean of Nursing and Public Health at UKZN'S School of Medicine, Professor Mosa Moshabela.

Revolves around an inter-religious couple

Belgian tactician, Hugo Broos, named his squad that will lock horns with Africa’s finest next month.
Bafana will have to be at their sharpest, if they want to get their World Cup qualifying campaign
off to a solid start. The 69-year old sprung a few surprises, for what will be two
high pressure games against Zimbabwe and Ghana. As promised, Broos opted for a
younger core with those that starred in the COSAFA Cup and Olympics rewarded.
Football writer Liam Bekker shared some insight into the new squad and
predicted what our chances are in the coming weeks.

Melanie Rice spoke to Johannes Van Waart, president of the Federation of South African surgeons (FOSAS), about some of the challenges they have been facing during the national lockdown.

Women in Wonderkop, Marikana are demanding better policing.

The call comes after two women, two girls, a gay man, and an elderly man was recently murdered in the area.

Graeme Raubenheimer has the story.

There has been a surge in COVID-19 infections in three of our provinces.
This includes the Free State, North West and Northern Cape.
Adrian Puren the Executive Director for the National Institute For Communicable Diseases joined us to discuss these rising numbers. He says this is not an indication of a third-wave at this stage, but rather an ‘alert’ to warn people to continue adhering to the rules and not let their guard down.

The Hout Bay community is set to get another boost.
Big wave surfer, Frank Solomon,
has partnered with an international company,
to not only educate the youth about ocean safety and protection,
but give them a little more hope for the future.
Amy Samuels has more.

Sporting events are slowly making a comeback around the world and despite a season delay, surfing competitions have returned. With that, South African surfer Matt GcGillivray made his debut at the Championship Tour. Amy Samuels had a chat to the youngster who’s in Hawaii.

South Africans are still celebrating the heroics of our new Olympic champion Tatjana Schoenmaker.
Not only did the 24-year-old win South Africa’s first gold medal at the Tokyo Games but her stellar performance
in the women’s 200-metre breaststroke final saw her set a new world record.
Her victory according her father Rene Schoenmaker is the result of 15 years of hard work and dedication.