Guest: Hester Koster - Director for Special Schools and Inclusive Education At Gauteng Department Of Education

Guest: Lloyd “DJ Barkzzz” Babedi – Disability Activist, Social entrepreneur and DJ

About 300 people have been left destitute after they were evicted from the Klein Akker farm near Wallacedene in Kraaifontein.
In what has been described as a cruel and barbaric act, more than 300 people, including pensioners, women and children, have been evicted from a farm in Kraaifontein and left destitute.

The 300, who had resided on Klein Akker farm near Wallacedene in Kraaifontein, some for nearly two decades, have been left to sleep on the street since Monday.
The evictions come as land reform issues persist, with the Constitutional Court ordering the reinstatement of a Land Claims Court order to appoint a special official to oversee claims by families who laboured on farms in lieu of payment

Guest: Commissioner Andre Gaum

Guest: Anna-Marie Schoeman - Klein Akker Community Spokesperson

Guest: Rams Mabote - Founder of Future Kings

Rev Bafana Khumalo - Senior Strategic Advisor at Sonke Gender
Justice

Dr Linda Ncube - CEO of Love Life

MEMBERS of the ACDP recently marched to the Department of Basic Education to air their disapproval of the introduction of Comprehensive Sexuality Education to the school curriculum.

The ACDP is not singing from the same hymn sheet as the Department of Basic Education about the introduction of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in schools next year.

Guest: Wayne Thring - ACDP Deputy President
Prof Harry Hausler - CEO of TB HIV Care

It’s now ‘illegal’ to display the apartheid flag in South Africa
It's a historic day for South Africa, following the Equality Court's ruling on the apartheid flag. But not everyone is going to be happy with this outcome.

Judge Phineas Mojapelo will have his name remembered for a very long time in South Africa. He’s the magistrate who handed down the momentous decision to outlaw the old apartheid flag from public display in the country, some 25 years after the cruel regime was finally defeated.

Guest: Advocate Sipho Mantula - Human Rights Lawyer

24-year-old Entrepreneur and Professional Speaker, Busi Mkhumbuzi Pooe took centre stage as the Programme Director of the 16th Annual Nelson Mandela Lecture that was delivered by President Barack Obama. Her selection represented the latest in a series of accomplishments, each of which applied and built on the meaning of the last.

Guest: Busi Mkhumbuzi Pooe - Social Entrepreneur at Tshimong, Speaker, Moderator, Forbes Africa 30 Under 30, Standard Bank Top Women Finalist

Phila Portia Ndwandwe was part of the Natal Machinery of Umkhonto we Sizwe under the leadership of Muzi Ngwenya (Thami Zulu or “TZ”) operating from Swaziland. She was in the unit headed by Ayanda Dlodlo that was responsible for the infiltration of African National Congress (ANC) cadres into Natal.
Zandi was abducted in Swaziland at the Manzini Arms by Durban Security Branch members. She refused to cooperate with the police.

Guest: Max Du Preez - Author and Journalist

Today (20th August 2019) will officially mark the end of an era as Constitutional Court Justice Edwin Cameron retires after 25 years as a judge.
The court had a special sitting in honour of Justice Cameron at a formal sitting.
Cameron, who is openly gay and was one of the first public figures to disclose his HIV status, first graced the bench as an acting judge on 20 August 1994 until December of the same year

Guest: Lutendo Sigogo – President of Black Lawyers
Mark Heywood – Social Justice Activist

The National Credit Amendment Bill, signed into law this week, sets the groundwork for over-indebted consumers to have payments suspended in part or full. Picture: Shutterstock

South African banks are concerned that some of their customers will get away with not having to repay their debt.
President Cyril Ramaphosa earlier this week signed the National Credit Amendment Bill into law, setting the groundwork for over-indebted consumers to have payments suspended, in part or full, for as many as 24 months, or even scrapped if their financial situation has been found to have worsened.

Guest: Cas Coovadia – The Managing Director of the Banking Association of South Africa