Nomaka Epainette Mbeki (née Moerane), commonly known as "MaMbeki", was the mother of former South African president Thabo Mbeki and widow of political activist Govan Mbeki. She lived in Ngcingwane, a rural hamlet near Dutywa, one of South Africa's poorest municipalities.

guest: Mr Madoda Mbeki – MaMbeki was his aunt (married to tat’omncinci Govan)

Yesterday Jason Rohde sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing his
For the past couple of years we’ve heard plenty reports about husbands and wives who kill each other. Is this a matter of dividing the estate or being after someone’s estate? What exactly do people talk about when preparing for marriage if these are the aftermaths of a marriage? Is marriage worthy of the society we live in right now? Are we selling our souls to carry a title?
GUEST: Angie Diale – Family and Relationship Counselor
GUEST: Jacqueline Ellis - Specialist Family Attorney Lawyer at Jacqueline Ellis Attorneys

Guest: Yvonne Kgame – Author, teacher, inspirational speaker

Violence in schools is a global phenomenon, with South Africa being no exception. Yesterday a Grade 5 learner stabbed a fellow pupil to death in the North West and there have been many other related incidents across the country. It’s clear that SA schools have become a war zone. What fuels this violence and how do we end it? Also What role should parents play?

Guests: Maano Ramadwa – Qualified Teacher, Former principal, and Founder of the Maano Ramadwa Education Foundation)

Home cleaning services app SweepSouth is expecting to post a top line revenue of R100 million by the end of the financial year, as demand for its services increases across SA.
The Cape Town-based start-up, launched in 2014 by co-founders Aisha Pandor (CEO) and Alen Ribic (CTO), allows users to book and pay for cleaning services by connecting them with domestic workers.

GUEST: Aisha Pandor – CEO and Co-founder of SweepSouth

Afro-pop sensation Vusi Nongxo known as, Vusi Nova, has stolen the hearts of music fans with his romantic Xhosa ballads for close to a decade. The Port Elizabeth-born musician's love for soul music started at the tender age of 14 when he moved to Johannesburg.
He told Youth Village he was always drawn to music.

GUEST: Vusi Nova

Guest: Sipho Rihlamvu – Director at Disability Identity and Events

Yesterday the Institute of Race Relations, in conjunction with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF), released the findings of a poll into public perceptions of taxi use, safety, crime and related violence. The findings are set out in four sections: Taxi Use, Road Safety, Taxi Safety and Taxi-Related Violence and Crime.

Guests: Gareth van Onselen - Head of Politics and Governance at the Institute of Race Relations

Tourism Minister Derek Hanekom about the 14th edition of Meetings Africa – he touched on visa regulations and how they impact on the number of tourists we attract to SA. He also spoke about the need to put SA on the world map as a favourable choice for both business and leisure

GUESTS: Derek Hanekom - minister of tourism

The African Union of the Blind conference will be held this week. Visually Impaired leaders from around Africa will be part of the two day conference. Issues that will be tabled out will be pertaining to the blindness sector in Africa and the challenges that they face as visually impaired persons.

GUEST: Lesibana Movundlela