NIGHT FALL

Guest: Makhosi Sikhakhane - Clairvoyant medium

Guest: Mr Patrick Shai: Founder & Managing Director - Khuluma Ndoda.Actor, Director, Motivational Speaker, Concept Developer & writer/director

Guest : Mr Billy Selekane - Author, Inspirational Keynote Speaker, Facilitator and Businesman. I am Executive Chairman of The Billy Selekane Group

Guest: AFRO-SOUL songstress - Siphokazi Mohapi

Guest : Prof Frans Viljoen - Director: Centre for Human Rights Executive Committee
Professor of International Human Rights Law (University of Pretoria)

Guest : photographer - Youri Sunguza

Guest: Mpho A. Ndaba - Activist Scholar, Writer & Producer

Guest: Dr Keith Scott - A medical and Chairperson of the South African Drug Policy Initiative

Guest: Dr Lavanya Singh - Medical Scientist KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine, UKZN

Tonight we are taking a look at how coronavirus have changed the way we view sex and relationships.

Guest: Thabani Nkwanyana - Independent Medical Practitioner with postgraduate diploma in Occupational medicine and Masters in Medical Law and Ethics, measuring in sociopolitical and medico legal aspects of medicine and experienced in risk and disability medicine.

Guest: Mbali Gcabashe - In Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei province in the People's Republic of China.

Guest: Cleopatria Mariri – Boston in the USA

Conspiracy theories claiming 5G technology helps transmit coronavirus have been condemned by the scientific community.

Videos have been shared on social media showing mobile phone masts on fire in Birmingham and Merseyside - along with the claims.The UK's mobile networks have reported 20 cases of masts being targeted in suspected arson attacks over the Easter weekend, including damage to a mast providing mobile connectivity to Birmingham's Nightingale Hospital.

The posts have been shared on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram - including by verified accounts with hundreds of thousands of followers.

Guest : Dr Simon Clarke - professor of cellular microbiology at the University of Reading

Guest: Smangele Cele - University Of Zululand