Earlier this week we saw the Khoisan community up in arms over branding used by a wine making company in the Northern Cape. The company, Namaqua Wines, uses Khoisan illustration on their wine boxes labelled "Rain Dance". This then draws our attention to the age old problem where indigenous medicines and symbols are used for commercial gain while the ethnic communities get nothing out of it. To navigate this issue and look at how communities can take ownership of their inheritance, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Prince Stanley Petersen - Member of the National Khoi-San Council and chief negotiator in the Rooibos case

Guest: Martha Pinkoane - Academic and founder of the Institute of Traditional Medicine and Traditional Knowledge...Dihlare Remedy.

Guest: Lesle Jansen - Lawyer from the organisation Natural Justice.