The dark world of cybercrime
What is the impact of cyber attacks on governments, business and people around the world?
17 Jun 2013 10:46 GMT
How real is the threat of cyberwar?
Will the US wage cyber war on its enemies?
Cyberwar
Cyber crimes: The tip of the iceberg
We discuss the devastation caused by gun violence in communities worldwide and ask if gun legislation is the answer.
Can the continent capitalise on its recent financial prosperity to achieve a repeat of Asia's economic miracle?
Can traditional healing and ancient mystical customs exist alongside modernity and Western medicine?
Can females in leadership positions make a lasting difference for the continent's future?
What happens when Africans themselves begin to remake images of the continent from their point of view?
As Bollywood celebrates 100 years, we look at how the Nigerian film industry is stepping up to challenge its dominance.
We discuss malaria, TB and HIV/AIDS, three infectious diseases that account for 10 percent of all deaths worldwide.
We discuss the current state of human rights in the world and ask if governments are doing enough to protect them.
South2North examines the science of biomimicry and how innovation can be inspired by nature.
We explore the plight of those fleeing Syria's civil war, some of them Palestinians who are being displaced yet again.
South2North explores the different facets of foreign aid, and analyses if it could become a practice of the past.
South2North discusses human rights in Zimbabwe and the unfolding human tragedy in Myanmar.
About South2North

No subject is off limits in this new global talk show hosted from South Africa's Johannesburg as presenter Redi Tlhabi talks frankly to inspiring and intriguing personalities from across the world.

South2North is a weekly show that is a mix of politics, culture, music, health and science. Intelligent journalism combined with personal and humorous interviews. While the show does have an Africa focus it will also have an African perspective on current international affairs.

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