The powerful impact of Malay Choir on youth
We’re exploring the powerful impact of Malay choirs on our youth. These choirs are not just about music; they’re about…
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Faheem Rhoda Jackson – The art of Arabic Calligraphy
Radio 786 is thrilled to introduce Faheem Rhoda Jackson, an Arabic calligrapher, graphic designer, and painter based in Cape Town,…
Routes and Relations Ep 03 | Preserving heritage and family heirlooms
Why is it important to preserve family heirlooms and historical documents? Radio 786 gets into the key takeaways from the…
Understanding reconciliation and its significance to modern day relevance
What is the significance of Reconciliation in modern day context? Day of Reconciliation in South Africa, observed annually on December…
Honoring the Desmond and Leah Tutu legacy Foundation
Let the legacy live on! Radio 786 chats to Manager of the Learning from Legacy programme – Charlene Houston,speaking on…
Roots and Relations series Ep 02 | Ancestral roots and trading/migration routes
From the lineage and heritage that define our sense of belonging to the historical paths that facilitated cultural exchange and…
Roots and Relations series EP 01 | How do we trace our ancestral roots?
In this first episode. Radio 786 features the Cape Family Research Forum (CFRF), a dedicated group of amateur historians who…
Expanded probe into SAns serving on IOF | Radio 786
We’re diving into the expansion of the ‘South African Zionist Terrorism Corridor Probe,’ a comprehensive criminal dossier that was originally…
Empowering Youth: Exciting job opportunities through the presidential youth employment initiative
Recently, GCIS has been instrumental in promoting the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, which emphasizes infrastructure development, industrialization, job creation,…
Understanding the deep impact of bullying on personal development in children and teens
We observed Anti-bullying week, very important to highlight how Bullying has a huge impact on personal development, especially the affects…
Breaking the silence on Men’s mental health
November is not just a month of changing leaves; it’s a time dedicated to raising awareness about the mental health…
What it takes to be the African Powerlifting Championship – Haroun Pietersen
Haroun Pietersen’s celebrated his remarkable achievement as he was crowned the African continent’s champion at the 2024 African Men’s Classic…
How oral storytelling shapes culture and modern media
In South Africa, storytelling is more than just a way to pass the time; it’s a vibrant tradition that has…
Iymanyi Academy bridges the math skills gap for children with disabilities
We’re shining a spotlight on the Iymanyi International Art and Math Academy, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to providing accessible math…
Celebrating rural women as guardians of seed, land, and life
Today, we are thrilled to feature Mercia Andrews, a passionate leader at TCOE (Trust for Community Outreach and Education). Mercia’s…
What ‘NOT’ to say when it comes to performance reviews
It’s that time of the year again—the season of performance reviews. Whether you’re an employee or an employer, this annual…
Prof Saleem Badat – a figure of principled resistance
Critical sociologist, Professor Saleem Badat has been awarded the prestigious Science-for-Society Gold Medal by the Academy of Science of South…
Child obesity and growth stunting of children in South Africa
Approximately 13% of children under five are obese. This rate is more than double the global average. Contributing factors include…
Savings products for young professionals
We live in a world where young people love to spend and crave the latest gadgets and experiences. But amidst…
Exploring workplace attitudes: Bridging the gap between generations
Have you recently checked your attitude? Market World unpacks the differences in working attitudes between younger and older employees, how…