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Lockdown won’t stop veteran runner

Youssef Kanouni completed a 56km marathon at home

Lockdown leaves kids open to online harm

With schools still closed due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, children are forced to attend classes online. Naledi Moleo spoke to Unicef SA’s chief of social policy and child protection, Mayke Huijbregts, about the action parents can take to reduce the online risks for children during this time.

Lockdown threatens women farm workers' livelihood

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Since the beginning of the lockdown, farmworkers, especially women, were already facing a hunger crisis because they have been unable to access unemployment benefits and food parcels.

For more on this, we spoke to Roseline Engelbrecht, Labour Rights Programme Coordinator at Women on Farms Project.

Lockdown recipe book coming soon

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When the nationwide lockdown began, many people started to cook and bake in their spare time.

Lockdown dreams get buff down

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A team of Cape Town bartenders launched an eco-friendly carwash service, that even comes with a splash of water.

Natalie Malgas spent the day with them and has the details.

Lockdown lowdown for diners and gamblers

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Casinos, cinemas and sit-down restaurants, finally re-opened under advanced Level 3 restrictions. (Photos: Flickr)

Lock Up

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Life Behind Bars

Lock Up

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Only pain or gain with life in prison. Prison Warders go through a lot hey! Yoh! Lock Up, Saturday, 3 July, 10:20PM

In this hour-long series, we take a look at an inmate as he takes drastic action and leaves his cell a bloody mess.

In other episodes, an inmate is found with dangerous contraband, an old-timer counts his losses, and a younger inmate looks forward to hitting the streets.

Being jailed is NOT for everyone, check Locked Up, Saturdays, 10PM, Openview, eReality, Channel 108.

Lock Up Season 1

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Life Behind Bars

Local clinic raises awareness about breast cancer

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

As this month draws to a close, we focus in on a local clinic in Atlantis, in the Western Cape that is continuing to raise awareness about the disease.

To talk about the work she’s doing, we caught up with Sister Olivia Pharo, the founder of Sister Pharo’s Primary Healthcare Facilities.