We continue with the conversation that we started yesterday here on the show where some students at the University of South Africa (Unisa) are unhappy with their final year marks, citing that the online exams and marking systems put in place by the university were not properly organised. Unisa students wrote online examinations due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Among other grievances the students say the university has withheld their exams marks, however they were only allocated year marks which were too low. We spoke to chairperson for online examination steering committee at UNISA, Phindile Kamolane.

There is traffic disruption and congestion at the Beitbridge border and outside on the N1 in Musina, Limpopo, as travellers head to various destinations for the festive season holidays. Traffic volumes started increasing on Sunday 20 and continued today. Traffic officials appear unable to control traffic as trucks and small vehicles heading north towards Zimbabwe occupy both lanes. Some motorists say they have been in the queue for several days. A woman has also been reported to have died after collapsing near the border. She had been travelling on a bus since Monday afternoon. Queues at the troubled border are reportedly up to 15km long. Also, smugglers in Zimbabwe, assisted by South Africans are using inflatable boats to carry people and contraband across the crocodile infested Limpopo River. It is reported that people are paying anything between R100 and R500 for a one-way trip. We spoke to our reporter Rudzani Tshivhase, Dumisani Muleya, the managing editor of The News Hawks, a new investigative journalism centre in Harare AND had reaction from Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi.

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The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

ARTS: Congratulations to co-founder of Joyous Celebration Lindelani Mkhize who has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Zululand. The doctorate is in recognition for his contribution to the arts industry.Dr Lindelani Mkhize joins us on the line.

INTERVIEW: Township eateries will soon have their own awards thanks to Miles Kubheka who’s a chef and co-founder of the Township Eatery Awards. Miles joins us on the line.

BE DRIVEN: We’re joined on the line by Oscar Magudulela, founder of L & M Removals which is an office and household furniture removal company. When Magudulela started the business, he noticed that there was a lack of black-owned moving companies in the market. He spent over 10 years working in the furniture removals business and after he resigned he invested R650 000.00 as start-up capital into this business.

INTERVIEW: We now get a report from KZN based Dr Thandeka Ngcobo who’s on the frontline of the second wave of the coronavirus. Last week Health Minister Zweli Mkhize announced that SA has officially been hit by a ‘second wave’ of coronavirus infections. The wave is being driven by KZN, the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, and Gauteng.