Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Mrs. Africa Classic Winner Mpho Mofokeng to the studio to celebrate her achievement and discuss "Breaking Those Obstacles Part 1." Mpho shares her personal journey, including being diagnosed by loopers, and delves into the challenges she faced along the way. She explains that the obstacles she refers to include both physical and spiritual barriers that tried to hold her back. Now, she is on a mission to break through these obstacles, inspiring others to overcome their own struggles through faith and perseverance. Her story is one of resilience and determination to transform setbacks into stepping stones for success.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Mrs. Africa Classic Winner Mpho Mofokeng to the studio to celebrate her achievement and discuss "Breaking Those Obstacles Part 1." Mpho shares her personal journey, including being diagnosed by loopers, and delves into the challenges she faced along the way. She explains that the obstacles she refers to include both physical and spiritual barriers that tried to hold her back. Now, she is on a mission to break through these obstacles, inspiring others to overcome their own struggles through faith and perseverance. Her story is one of resilience and determination to transform setbacks into stepping stones for success.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Fundiswa Nqelene, Action Senior Manager Complaints and Resolution from the Ombud's office, to discuss the growing issue of e-filing profile hijacking in South Africa. Fundiswa explains that cybercriminals have been exploiting security vulnerabilities in the SARS eFiling system to unlawfully access taxpayer profiles, change banking details, and divert tax refunds to their own accounts. The Office of the Tax Ombud’s investigation found systemic flaws in SARS's authentication and fraud detection processes, leading to significant hardship for taxpayers including delayed resolutions and wrongful debt collections.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Charlene Naidoo discuss current wellness trends in South Africa, focusing on distinguishing what is safe and effective from potentially harmful or unproven practices. They highlight that while wellness is an important and growing focus, not all trends are backed by science, and some can pose health risks. Emphasis is placed on adopting evidence-based approaches to diet, exercise, and mental health, and being cautious of quick-fix solutions or popular but unsupported wellness fads. The conversation encourages listeners to prioritize sustainable, balanced health practices and consult healthcare professionals before trying new wellness trends.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Charlene Naidoo from WellBeings Africa in the studio to discuss medical aid basics amid expected 2026 cost increases. Medical aid contributions for 2026 are expected to increase between 6.8% and 8.8%. The Council for Medical Schemes is urging moderate hikes to maintain affordability and access to quality healthcare. They explained the importance of health coverage—medical aid, hospital plans, or insurance—and clarified the differences between the various options. The discussion covered Prescribed Minimum Benefits, medical savings accounts, and considerations for chronic illnesses, while emphasizing the role of healthy lifestyles in reducing healthcare costs.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with the only Radio Lawyer, Mr SK Pholoso, discussing the recent court sentence involving Julius Malema. Malema was found guilty of reckless endangerment for discharging a firearm in public during the EFF's fifth anniversary rally in 2018. The court postponed sentencing until January 2026. Malema appeared unfazed by the ruling, calling going to prison a "badge of honour" and stressing the need to remain fearless for the sake of the revolution. The case sparked national debate due to Malema's controversial political stance and rhetoric. The verdict reflects ongoing issues of law and order in South Africa's political landscape.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Yoland from Psalted, accompanied by Lebo Sekgobela and Nompimelelo, to discuss the upcoming African Sounds of Worship event. Scheduled for October 4, 2025, at Rhema Bible Church, this celebration promises vibrant worship featuring a dynamic blend of African traditional music and praise. The event aims to inspire unity and spiritual enrichment through powerful worship experiences that connect diverse cultures and people in heartfelt praise.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Pastor Ally Kgosana discuss his book "Self-Sabotage, the Enemy of Prophecy," exploring how self-sabotage can undermine God's prophetic promises and purposes for individuals. Pastor Kgosana explains that self-sabotage often originates from hidden fears and doubts, which delay God's promises like holding onto Ishmael instead of trusting the process for Isaac. He stresses the importance of not trying to "help God" by forcing outcomes prematurely, much like Abraham and Sarah's story. Instead, believers should trust God's timing, allow the divine process to unfold, and boldly fulfill their purpose as God directs. This teaches patience, faith, and obedience as key to overcoming self-sabotage and stepping into one's destiny.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns in Word Fest with Dr. Julius Megot Mbu to discuss "The Mirror Part 2," focusing on the message from James 1:22-25. This passage urges believers not to be merely hearers of the Word but doers, warning against self-deception when hearing the Word without acting on it. It compares those who hear and do not act to someone who looks at their reflection in a mirror and immediately forgets what they look like. However, those who look intently into the perfect law that gives freedom and continue in it, applying what they hear, will be blessed in what they do. The teaching emphasizes the importance of living out God's Word actively to experience true transformation and blessing.

Sibongile Mofokeng wraps up the show with Pastor Nozipho Rakolota, focusing on the theme "Christ, Our Carpenter." Pastor Nozipho highlights Jesus as the carpenter who shapes believers into what they were born to be—a vessel of honor for His glory. He references scriptures such as Mark 6:3, Matthew 12:17, 20, Psalm 1:3, Jeremiah 17:7, Isaiah 1:11, 40:23, and Mark 8 to illustrate how Jesus molds and strengthens us spiritually, shaping our character and purpose like a master craftsman.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Pastor Clement Masina to discuss the topic of the digital footprint. Pastor Masina highlights how a digital footprint, both current and future, can significantly affect one's work, reputation, and family life. He advises conducting regular digital footprint audits, maintaining two separate email accounts for different purposes, and frequently performing online self-searches to monitor one's digital presence. His key advice is to avoid doing anything online that one would not want to do in front of people, underscoring the importance of mindfulness and responsibility in cyberspace to protect one's integrity and relationships.

Sibongile Mofokeng and Pastor Rufus Malatji discuss the hindrances to Christian testimonies and spiritual growth. Pastor Malatji emphasizes that setting our hearts on things above is crucial because the love of the world can turn one into an enemy of God. He warns that adopting worldly language and attitudes in the Christian life hinders growth and diminishes the effectiveness of one's testimony, posing the question, "How do we testify to them when we talk like them?" The conversation highlights the importance of sincerity, spiritual focus, and avoiding conformity to worldly values to maintain a powerful Christian witness and foster growth.

Sibongile Mofokeng and Pastor Gladwell Zabane discuss the sensitive issue of South African men now being able to take their wives' surnames following the Constitutional Court ruling in September 2025. Pastor Zabane points out that the Bible is silent on this matter, as people in biblical times were usually identified by their place of origin or birth rather than surnames. He emphasizes that what matters most in a marriage is how spouses treat each other, referencing the biblical call for husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church and for wives to submit to their husbands. This highlights that the foundation of a healthy marriage lies not in names but in mutual respect and love.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with the Financial Segment, focusing on how to overcome cash flow problems in business. She offers practical tips such as identifying what causes cash flow issues, understanding when payments are due, and assessing dependence on government department income. She advises reviewing payment terms to ensure timely collections, managing expenses carefully, and possibly negotiating better terms with clients and suppliers. These steps help stabilize cash flow and support healthier business finances.

Christell McCabe, founder of Wound Warrior, spotlights her innovative healthcare venture dedicated to advanced wound care solutions. Her pitch emphasizes addressing chronic wound challenges through accessible, patient-centered products and education. This recognition underscores her entrepreneurial vision to bridge gaps in medical care and empower individuals navigating complex healing journeys.

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Sfanele, a young woman, to the studio for a powerful discussion on forgiveness. She delves deeper into what it means to forgive, why forgiveness is essential, and the transformative effects it has on our lives. Listen to this impactful and insightful message.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Pastor Bongani Moyo to the studio to discuss the Association, focusing on the importance of relationships and networking. Drawing from Genesis 13:5-6, Ruth 1:16-17, and Genesis 45:10-11, they explain how associations foster mutual support, collaboration, and growth. They emphasize that biblical relationships and networking are vital for personal and communal development, impacting lives by building trust, shared goals, and spiritual unity. These connections reflect God’s design for community and provision.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Pastor Ally Kgosana to the studio to discuss his book, "Self-Sabotage, the Enemy of Prophecy." They explore the reasons behind writing the book and its relevance in today's context. Pastor Kgosana explains how self-sabotage can undermine the prophetic promises and purposes God has for individuals, often stemming from hidden fears or doubts, and stresses the importance of recognizing and overcoming these behaviors to fulfill one's destiny.

Sibongile Mofokeng welcomes Pastor Ally Kgosana to the studio to discuss his book, "Self-Sabotage, the Enemy of Prophecy." They explore the reasons behind writing the book and its relevance in today's context. Pastor Kgosana explains how self-sabotage can undermine the prophetic promises and purposes God has for individuals, often stemming from hidden fears or doubts, and stresses the importance of recognizing and overcoming these behaviors to fulfill one's destiny.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes Mr. SK Seakamela, known as the "Lawyer of the Radio," to discuss the technicalities of the law and the powers vested in commissions of inquiry, with a particular focus on the Mandlanga Commission. They explore the legal framework governing such commissions, including their authority to investigate, gather evidence, and make recommendations to address public concerns and promote accountability. Mr. Seakamela explains how these commissions represent important tools for upholding justice and transparency within the legal and governmental system.