“Happily ever after” unfortunately isn’t always the case. Many marriages end in divorce, but what happens when papers were signed, and agreements were made?

Who gets to keep and who leaves with half?

Thando and Msizi spoke to Managing Partner of HJW Attorneys Megan Harrington-Johnson about the intricacies of separation.

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Social media platforms have come under increasing pressure from parents, lawmakers, and mental health experts regarding the effects of online content on teens.

Instagram (via parent company Meta) is rolling out “PG‑13 style” content restrictions for all users under 18.

Thando spoke to social media law expert Emma Sadleir about the roll out and what to expect.

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Remember the good ol’ days in school when we had Cake & Candy or bake sales?

Kids from each grade would group together and create entrepreneurial stands.

Thando and Msizi spoke to former school entrepreneurs about what they sold.

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Suspended Deputy Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya is giving testimony before Parliament’s ad hoc committee investigating police corruption.

Thando spoke to EWN reporter Babalo Ndenze about day 2 happenings.

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Thando and Msizi are watch Netflix show Monster: The Ed Gein Story, but given it’s graphic nature, it’s not one to watch with a partner or friends.

The team spoke to Joburgrs about their solo viewing shows.

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With Mental Health being on the lips of everyone, Thando and Msizi spoke to Occupational therapist, Mental health productivity and performance specialist Nasreen Cariem about the impact, noticing signs and treatment.

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Deputy National Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya’s home was raided on Thursday 9 October, following his name coming up in the Madlanga Commission.

Msizi spoke to EWN reporter Orrin Singh about the latest happenings.

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The nature of informal settlements is changing:
many shacks are being upgraded “from below” to
more permanent brick structures, often spurred by
electrification—even without formal upgrading
processes.

Overcrowding and “cramped” living persists,
especially multiple households in single apartments
(one family per room).
Informal settlements remain precarious — limited
infrastructure, insecure tenure, etc., though
incremental improvements occur via informal
upgrading, electrification, municipal services.
The perception that informal settlements are
“mushrooming out of control” may be overstated;
some of the change is structural (e.g. upgrading,
densification, conversion) rather than pure growth.

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