16 years Greta Thunberg, a Swedish schoolgirl who inspired a global movement to fight climate change, has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year for 2019. Last year, the teenager started an environmental strike by missing lessons most Fridays to protest outside the Swedish parliament building. It sparked a worldwide movement that became popular with the hashtag #FridaysForFuture. Since then, she has become a strong voice for action on climate change, inspiring millions of students to join protests around the world. To tell us more about the importance of acting on climate change, we are joined by…

Guest: Bukelwa Nzimande – Climate and Energy Campaigner for Greenpeace Africa

Guest: Liela Magnus - SABC News reporter

Mphuthi, the chairperson of Soweto Business Access, was testifying before the Competition Commission’s Grocery Retail Inquiry, which held hearings around the country in 2017.
Mphuthi told the inquiry: “The malls are biased towards big business.” He argued that if independent black retailers are allowed into a mall, they are only given 12- to 18-month leases, which are more expensive than the long-term ones provided to big business. Mall management justifies this by saying they don’t trust small retailers.

Guest: Mphuthi Mphuthi - The chairperson of Soweto Business Access

After implementing stage 6 load shedding for the first time on Monday, Eskom says it will continue with stage 4 load shedding on Tuesday until 11pm.

Stage 4 allows for up to 4 000MW to be cut from the national grid.

Eskom has warned that cuts are likely to continue for the rest of the week as it battles severe capacity constraints caused by unplanned outages and flooding. On Monday it announced that heavy rains and floods at three power stations caused its already-reduced generation capacity to plunge further.

The power utility's acting CEO and interim executive chairperson Jabu Mabuza said on Monday evening that a key reason for the implementation of stage 6 load shedding was the failure of a power supply line feeding electricity to incline conveyors feeding coal to silos at Medupi power station.

Guest: Paul Lombard - Sales Director at Regenergy

Guest: Guest: Karabo Moshodi - Founder of The #PepperSprayCampaign

Guest: Tonya Khoury - Founder of Acumen Media

4Roomed eKasi Culture in Khayelitsha and Le Wine Chambre are the proud title winners, awarded for being representatives of South African culture through unique dining experiences in Cape Town and Johannesburg respectively.

Walter Melato - Chief Wine Officer at lewinechambre

Investec has cancelled the mortgage bonds registered over the properties. The title deeds of the properties have been returned to the registered owners and the underlying debt is also being waived.

Guest: Danni Dixon, Head of Marketing for Investec SA

Mavuso (Walter) Msimang was stationed and trained primarily in central Tanzania, at Kongwa, an ANC military base in the 1960s. He became a leading member of the MK high command and in 1967 he was MK’s Chief of Communications’ during the Wankie Campaign (July - September 1967)

Guest: Mavuso Msimang

Blind SA CEO, Jace Nair says blind and partially sighted school children do not have access to books in braille.His comments come as South Africa observes International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3. The day aims to promote an understanding of disability issues, the rights of persons with disabilities and gains to be derived from the integration of persons with disabilities in every aspect of the political, social, economic and cultural life of their communities.

Guest: Jace Nair - Blind SA CEO