South Africa’s Workforce Future and the Kemi Seba Extradition Test

Legacy & Duty: The 1956 Women's March and SA's UN Peacekeepers

How do we carry forward the work of those who came before us? We explore the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Women's March and its lessons for fighting inequality. We also honour South Africa's fallen UN peacekeepers who paid the ultimate price for continental stability in the DRC and beyond.

Empowering Sick Children with Education & The Realities of Cancer Diagnosis in Southern Africa

We learn how MiDesk’s solar-powered study stations are helping hospitalized children learn with dignity at Steve Biko Hospital. Plus, we discover the grim facts behind cancer diagnosis infrastructure in South Africa and Zimbabwe.

South Africa's Smart Mining (R)Evolution

In this Nnete Fela Prof. Glen Nwaila is here to explore how South Africa is driving Africa’s smart mining revolution. Discover how AI, robotics, and advanced digital skills are modernising the sector, overcoming complex challenges, and returning the control of critical mineral wealth to local hands.

South Africa’s Workforce Future and the Kemi Seba Extradition Test

We examine whether South Africa’s 5th HRDC Summit can prepare the workforce for a changing global economy through skills reform, youth inclusion and digital readiness. We also unpack the Kemi Seba case and what it reveals about extradition, legal cooperation and rule of law.

Rebuilding Local Economies & Decolonizing Classrooms in South Africa

On this Nnete Fela we discuss how South Africa’s 2026 LED Summit aims to re-engineer municipal economies for small business growth and resilience. We also examine whether the new proposed History curriculum can move beyond Eurocentric narratives and help decolonize education.