Interview Infidelity: Why is it not criminalised in South Africa and what would the
criminalisation thereof entail?

Guest: Elton Hart - Senior Partner Hart and Associates AND
Attorney at UJ

Guest: JC van der Merwe - Philosophical practitioner (in private
practice in JHB)

The National Assembly votes on the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill

Guest: Nkululeko Tselane - Attorney at the High Court

Guest: Ismail Mohammed, Head of Operations at Gift of the Givers

Guest: Vuyo Zungula, ATM President

Political Analysis with Leeto Nthoba

Guest: Mmoni Seapolelo, Acting Group Executive for Corporate Affairs and Marketing at the SABC

Guest: Bongiwe Zwane, SABC’s Full View Anchor

Want to invest in the latest lucrative, money-spinning scheme that is all the rage online? You want to but you’re skeptical?

 Ok what if the person encouraging you to jump in is a face or voice you are used to, say, a credible broadcast journalist? If people who normally bring you the news tell you it’s ok – what could go wrong?

 How could it be a scam if Devi Sankaree-Govender or Leanne Mannas says you should invest? Or the face of the evening news Bongiwe Zwane?

 There are even investments being touted by Elon Musk you may not like him, but he sure knows how to make money, right? As people around the world grapple with fast advancing technologies, artificial intelligence and the coming future, criminals are eager to pounce on naïve and unsuspecting members of the public.

Guest: Tessa Dooms, Director of Programs at Rivonia Circle

South Africa has some 400 political parties and independent candidates who will be vying for South Africans favor at the upcoming polls. According to the IEC- it has received 70 new applications making this the biggest number of parties at the polls. 

Themes

• Why the need for so many parties?
• And what will an increase of new party entries mean for the ruling party and oppositions?
• New parties in the mix?
• African Congress for Transformation (ACT) by Ace Magashule,
• African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance (Areta) by Carl Niehaus
• Rise Mzansi, Xiluva, the South African Rainbow Alliance (SARA)
• Roger Jardine’s Change Starts Now party which registered in December has officially pulled out of the running.
• Many political commentators have indicated that the upcoming elections will usher a wave of coalition governments.