Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras speak to Mandy Weiner about her Marie Claire investigation – "Is femicide the new divorce?"

Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras speak to Mandy Weiner about her Marie Claire investigation – "Is femicide the new divorce?"

The #FNBJoburgArtFair opens shortly. Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras speak with Turiya Magadlela, winner the #FNBartFairPrize. Also not to be missed is the latest edition of 'Women's News'.

The #FNBJoburgArtFair opens shortly. Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras speak with Turiya Magadlela, winner the #FNBartFairPrize. Also not to be missed is the latest edition of 'Women's News'.

The femmes chat with two powerhouse women who have built thriving creative businesses. Firstly, the eponymous jeweller, Kirsten Goss, and secondly the MD of Brandgroup, Nitsa Komninos.

The femmes chat with two powerhouse women who have built thriving creative businesses. Firstly, the eponymous jeweller, Kirsten Goss, and secondly the MD of Brandgroup, Nitsa Komninos.

The femmes discuss the very real wage disparity between men and women in South Africa. Respected career coach, Maryse Barak, who works with top executives joins the show, as well as Prof. Anita Bosch, who brings with her the real figures.

The femmes discuss the very real wage disparity between men and women in South Africa. Respected career coach, Maryse Barak, who works with top executives joins the show, as well as Prof. Anita Bosch, who brings with her the real figures.

In the 'Women's News' Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras talk about the Bic "Think Like A Man" campaign that has gotten women up in arms. The femmes then speak with Marija Nikolovska who is the Programme Manager for the Irregular Migration Unit at the International Organisation for Migration, regarding human trafficking and the shocking stories she hears and deals with. Then Nomvuyo Shabangu from the Jo'burg Child Welfare joins the show to talk about the amazing work that this organisation does...

In the 'Women's News' Mabale Moloi and Aspasia Karras talk about the Bic "Think Like A Man" campaign that has gotten women up in arms. The femmes then speak with Marija Nikolovska who is the Programme Manager for the Irregular Migration Unit at the International Organisation for Migration, regarding human trafficking and the shocking stories she hears and deals with. Then Nomvuyo Shabangu from the Jo'burg Child Welfare joins the show to talk about the amazing work that this organisation does...

Humanitarian, actor, model and author Stevel Marc joins Mabale and Aspasia to talk about his book 'The Refined Player'. Stevel encourages open communication between men and women with regards to what they really want in the bedroom. Stevel reveals the intricacies of interpersonal human relationships and gives practical tips and advice on improving one's sex life.

Humanitarian, actor, model and author Stevel Marc joins Mabale and Aspasia to talk about his book 'The Refined Player'. Stevel encourages open communication between men and women with regards to what they really want in the bedroom. Stevel reveals the intricacies of interpersonal human relationships and gives practical tips and advice on improving one's sex life.

The femmes are joined by Sayed Mia, CEO of Reviv me and Dr Ibrahim Moosajee, Medical Director from Reviv me, a wellness spa that specialises in IV Infusion Treatments and Energy & Wellness Booster Shots. Then Aspasia Karras responds to questions raised by the #MCInHerShoes campaign.

The femmes are joined by Sayed Mia, CEO of Reviv me and Dr Ibrahim Moosajee, Medical Director from Reviv me, a wellness spa that specialises in IV Infusion Treatments and Energy & Wellness Booster Shots. Then Aspasia Karras responds to questions raised by the #MCInHerShoes campaign.

Super investigative journalist Mandy Wiener who's in Marie Claire this month joins Aspasia and Mabale, they look at super women who are working hard to put rapists behind bars. Aspasia brings attention to a social media campaign where women are growing their armpit hair and dying it blue in order to bring attention to feminism issues. Then the femmes ask why more than 70% of South African women have negative thoughts about themselves, this is according to an Always survey.

Super investigative journalist Mandy Wiener who's in Marie Claire this month joins Aspasia and Mabale, they look at super women who are working hard to put rapists behind bars. Aspasia brings attention to a social media campaign where women are growing their armpit hair and dying it blue in order to bring attention to feminism issues. Then the femmes ask why more than 70% of South African women have negative thoughts about themselves, this is according to an Always survey.

In this addition of 'The Women's News' Aspasia and Mabale look at super women who are working hard to put rapists behind bars. Aspasia brings attention to a social media campaign where women are growing their armpit hair and dying it blue in order to bring attention to feminism issues.

Aspasia Karras is back from France, she catches Mabale up on all her gallivanting. Then they speak with two South Africans who both have a story to tell about what it takes to become successful. Celebrity chef Lesego Semenya has catered for The British High Commission and Liverpool FC, whereas Sarah Jane Nicholson built her company from the ground up and now she manages some of SA's most successful musicians including MiCasa, Goodluck and Nonki Phiri.

Mabale roles solo, she's joined by Sacha Ristic, Portfolio Director of 'AdTalent', who explains how to get one's CV in tip-top shape. They also talk about the dos and don'ts of a job interview, before chatting to Liane McGowan from 'happymonday.co.za' regarding the "Science of Happiness in the Workplace".

Aspasia is globetrotting again so Mabale runs solo and is joined Louise Meek, a young entrepreneur and founding director of ‘Public Access Consulting’ discussing some of the inventions they’ve launched in bringing free Wi-Fi to public spaces. Then Faye Bala, a Biokineticist with EMSTT (Electro Muscle Stimulation Therapy and Training) explains what EMSTT is all about.

Aspasia and Mabale speak with people, who unlike most of us, really do great work for others, instead of just complaining about their lives. 'The Tomorrow Trust' is a non-profit organisation that supports orphaned and vulnerable children. Founder and CEO Kim Norman joins the Femmes and they hear from Karabo Leopeng who tells her success story and how she's benefited from this initiative to lead a successful life. Then we hear from the lady was at the helm of trying to stop Sudanese President...

You thought Parkour was for teenage boys? Mabale and Aspasia chat to Dori van Loggerenberg and Wilma Lensink about the perceptions and how to get into the training discipline. Then Dr Claire, founder of local beauty range 'Ordinary Skin Co' joins them to bust beauty myths.

We interview two formidable journos – first Rebecca Davis about her new book 'Best White and Other Anxious Delusions' and Mandy Weiner about her article in Marie Claire regarding whether forgiveness is really possible when it comes to Eugene de Kock.

Spokesperson for Ashley Madison, Dr Eve, helps us get to the bottom of who uses this adultery site and why. We also have a brief chat with the marketing manager of Hyde Park about luxury shopping trends.

The femmes interview Gavin Evans, the author of the new book launched this week - Black brain, white brain - is intelligence skin deep? Then we speak to Russell Jarvis, Comms for Travelstart about why airlines charge differently.