The power of conversations for responsible and inclusive dialogue

Democracy Unplugged brings together thought leaders, activists and influencers to untangle the threads of democratic principles, dissect current challenges, and envision what our future could hold.

Join Phumi and guests as they tackle the big stories of the week, dissect the current trends in politics and point you to what the future holds for South Africa and the continent.

Hosted by Justice Malala and veteran political commentator Mondli Makhanya, the show cuts through the noise with insight, honesty, and the kind of chemistry you only get when hosts actually love the conversation.

What does it truly mean to “hold the frame” for brilliance? How we do we navigate the fine line between celebrating brilliance and not allowing it to become self-destructive? Drawing over four decades of experience in media, leadership and talent development, Rina Broomberg shares her reflections on talent, power, freedom, culture and balance. This is not about any one individual or industry, but rather about patterns she’s seen repeated across decades working with exceptionally talented people. And it’s written for those who work close to brilliance – whether they lead it, support it, or live inside its orbit.

Empowering South Africans to be a force for good in society and their personal lives.

Welcome to Global Lessons in African Peacecraft Models, a unique series exploring how Africa has historically built, sustained, and brokered peace. In this first episode, host Muzi Kuzwayo, co-author of the book Peace is Like Sex, introduces the vision behind the series and sets the stage for a deep dive into African approaches to diplomacy, reconciliation, and community building.