Who runs SA’s food system?
Despite South Africa producing an abundance of food…thousands of people still go hungry to bed and malnutrition remains a problem.…
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Matric Revision: Tourism
Radio 786’s matric revision shows are aimed at equipping learners with the necessary information and skills, in preparation of the…
Farms, the climate, and capitalism
Climate change, greenhouse emissions, dirty coal, green energy; these are just some of the buzz words gaining prominence these past…
Has society failed the environment?
The question of whether climate change is a direct effect of human failure to protect the Earth, or if it’s…
Mitchells Plain Brigadier Cass Goolam bows out but remains a crime fighter
‘The Community Commander’, Brigadier Cass Goolam has officially retired from the police service at the age of 60. He ran…
South Africa’s foreign policy plan
South Africa is a key player on the continent, and recent state visits from the US and Germany show the…
SA’s black middle class still challenged
South Africa’s so called “black diamonds” will be headed towards retirement in the next two decades. A study by UCT’s…
Between martyrdom and life – Biko\Imam Haron
Annually, a portion of South Africans commemorate the martyrs or Shuhada Imam Abdullah Haron and Bantu Stephen Biko, both of…
Die Maleier-tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny
Die Kaapse Maleier tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny leef nog sterk in die Kaap. Luister na Shihaam Domingo en…
Exploring the toxic relationship between money & politics
Despite legislation in place, political party funders’ influence on these parties and their policies remains a concern. In this edition…
Muslims lose foremost scholar Sheikh Qaradawi
Leading Islamic Egyptian-born scholar Sheikh Yusuf al-Qardawi has passed on aged 96. He was considered among the top brains in…
Happy crown birthday Radio 786!!!
by Rushni Allie Radio 786 was established in September 1995. Its mission was to serve as a tool of education…
VIDEO Mbeki: Better life for who?
@radio786_official ” The better life has come for some, but it hasn”t come for many ” #politics #society #equality #radio786…
Mbeki: Black middle-class sold out the struggle
The state of South Africa’s leaders and political landscape has not garnered any positive attention in recent years. Analysts and…
What kids get up to when Eskom blues hit
It’s frustrating enough when loadshedding hits, but what do the little one’s do to keep busy and how do they…
Supreme court hears Athaan restrictions case
Right-wing fringe groups in South Africa may be emboldened by what they’ve seen in India, the UK, and the United…
Islamic civilisation in Southern Africa – Prof Unay visits our studios
The Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture Institute (IRCICA) of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), Awqaf SA,…
Amended SA terror bill violates human rights
The Protection of Constitutional Democracy against Terrorist and Related Activities Amendment Bill is dangerous, as it could be used against…
Sahuc: Hajj needs the human touch
It’s unlikely that South African hajj pilgrims will be subjected to the Motawif system. It was implemented during this year’s…
Female bomb specialist ‘skriks vir niks’
Working a regular 9-5 job is not for everyone. Some crave the adrenaline hit of defusing bombs. This could not…