Guest: Bishop Rakuba Rakuba - SACC, Gauteng Province 

Guest: Rick Raubenheimer President of South African Secular Society 

Guest:Pastor Adora Domingo - Author 

Guest: Chris Eden - National Director for Bridges for Peace

Guest: Yusuf Ismail - Trail court criminal defense lawyer and Debater on religion, political and contemporaneous issues.

Guest: Pastor Bafana Phalane - Pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist church 

Guest: Sheikh Ebrahim Charles - Imam at District 6 Mosque

Guest: Karabo Mbele - CEO Gauteng Gambling Board 

Guest: Rabbi Ramon Widmond, Dean of the Academy of Jewish Thought and Learning 

Last week, we spoke to the Acting President Moulana Shuaib Appleby – Muslim Judicial Council asking if “Islam Support the attack by Hamas on Israel”? We didn’t get a clear answer there but this week we speak with a representative of South African Zionist Federation, asking the question: Does scripture support/justify the actions of Israel?

Guest: Bishop Rakuba Rakoba  - SACC, Gauteng Province

Children's deaths in Soweto and the West Rand have drawn attention to the risks associated with the continuous sale and consumption of fake items in spaza shops. Four kids passed away last week after consuming fake snacks and biscuits that were poisonous. It was a shocking discovery for South Africa as it was revealed that businesspeople from Pakistan and Bangladesh were running a covert fake food production facility in Swaneville, just 3 km from Krugersdorp. A production hub of fake beans, packaged as Koo beans, fake cornflakes, spaghetti, noddles, cough syrup, fake cool drinks such as Lemon Twist and Coca-Cola, milk, and Grand-Pa medication for headaches

Producing fake goods and food is not a recent development. Five men and a woman were detained by Northern Cape police in 2018 for manufacturing fake shoes, food, condiments, sanitary towels, and other products.

Communities are calling for these Pakistan/Bangladeshi shops to be closed.

Questions: What can the religious community do to mitigate this problem?