My guest in this podcast is Songezo Zibi, a former editor of the Business Day and a social commentator. Our discussion point is the growing phenomenon of misinformation and fake news, and implications for democracy. We also look at strategies to counter this. [email protected]

In this podcast with Sisanda Henna we explore themes on life and acting. We also explore notions of authenticity, self-leadership, and challenges faced by creative artists. [email protected]

This podcast is Part 2 of the chat we had with Victor Teboho Mongoato, a black commercial farmer in Matatiele, Eastern Cape, at the foot of Maluti mountain range. I visited Mongoato's farm after this recording. The farm is situated at the base of a military camp, where he is conducting wheat trials, and farming soybeans, maize, and livestock. In this podcast we discuss challenges facing black commercial farmers in South Africa. [email protected]

In this podcast episode with Victor Mongoato, we explore the challenges faced by black commercial farmers in South Africa. We look at his personal journey as a farmer and how he has managed to overcome some of the challenges related to inputs, finance, and trade. Victor's story reflects that of many black commercial farmers post-apartheid. We also look at questions related to land reform and the value chain. [email protected]

In this podcast episode, I have a conversation with Notando Migogo the CEO of Southern African Music Rights Organisation. We chat about how the business of music works, and how SAMRO protects the work of musicians and maximise benefits for them. [email protected]

This is Part 2 of our podcast conversation with Thabi Leoka focusing on the Economy, Institutions and Leadership. Also check out Part 1 if you've not listened to it.

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In this podcast episode, I have a conversation with Stephan Hofstatter, an investigative journalist and author of the book "Licence to Loot". In our discussion we look at the nature of state capture of Eskom, the players that were involved, and the strategem they employed to spin a web of corruption that nearly brought the public utility to its knees. [email protected]

In his podcast with Dr Thabi Leoka, an economist and corporate advisor, we discuss South African institutions, the economy, and leadership. We look at how these can be fixed and what kind of society we should strive to build. [email protected]

In this podcast with the Agricultural Economist and Analyst Wandile Sihlobo we look at theof the technical recession, and reflect on the extent to which policy uncertainty and debates on land expropriation may have contributed. We round up by reflecting on the opportunities that lie beyond the [email protected]

In this podcast I explore with Zama Nkosi ways in which technology contributes to addressing some of the most pressing social challenges. We live in an age that is blessed with technological breakthroughs, yet societies are still fragmented with social inequalities, unemployment, and youth marginalisation persisting. We look at some of the solutions technologies can generate as well as future trends that we should be aware of. [email protected]