Afternoon Drive with John Maytham

Guest: Rare book Expert, Paul Mills, speculates with John; where might the first edition of South Africa's first Harry Potter book be found?

A first edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the first book in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, has sold at auction for $471,000.

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Guest: Oleksiy Melnyk

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Guest: James Hodge | Chief economist at Competition Commission

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Guest: Juliet McGuire talks cars with John Maytham for the last time this year

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Guest: David Williams | Associate Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

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Guest: Mia Wege, Marine Predator Ecologist and lecturer in Zoology at University of Pretoria

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Guest: Adriaan Basson | Editor at News24

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Guest: Hendrik Verwoed is Chairman of the SA Motorsport Club, founder member of the Formula One Club of South Africa, and a member of SA Guild of Motoring Journalists where he is a regular Jury member in the annual Car of the Year competition.

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Keymanthri Moodley examines how effective would a vaccination mandate be at this late stage and what should one look like if and when it’s put in place.

Keymanthri Moodley is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Medicine and Director of the Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, Faculty of Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University. In 2017, she was appointed as Adjunct Professor in the Department of Social Medicine, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, USA. Keymanthri is a specialist family physician, bioethicist and has served as a Principal Investigator on clinical trials.

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Guest:  Brandon de Kock BrandMapp Director of Storytelling

A whopping 76% of middle-class-and-up South African adults drink alcohol. Wine has always been the drink consumed by the largest number of adults, but over the past four years, gin has taken over second spot on the drinking podium.

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