We chat to Prof Mike Sathekge  a leading expert, Head of Nuclear Medicine at the University of Pretoria and the Steve Biko Academic Hospital, chair of the South African Medical Research Council on the use of nuclear medicine to treat cancer.

We Now joined in the studio by Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.

Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.

We Joined in the studio by Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.

INTERVIEW: The Constitutional Court upheld the Land Claims Court judgment to appoint a special master to oversee land claims. Some of the claims being brought by the farmers are 22 years old. We’ll speak to Laurel Oettle, Director for the Association For Rural Advancement.

The Equality Court has declared the gratuitous display of the Apartheid flag as hate speech, unfair discrimination and harassment. The Nelson Mandela Foundation brought the matter to court - stating that the display of the flag amounts to hate speech and unfair discrimination against black South Africans. Lobby group, AfriForum, challenged the move - saying it will violate freedom of speech. South Gauteng Deputy Judge President Phineas Mojapelo says those who display the apartheid flag, deliberately choose to reject reconciliation and their intention is to propagate hateful feelings. We speak to AfriForum's Head of Policy and Action, Ernst Roets

The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has reviewed and set aside the findings of Seriti commission. The commission cost the tax payer about R140 million. Civil organisations, Right2Know and Corruption Watch argued that Judge Willie Seriti's 2016 findings misled the public by exonerating politicians and public servants in wrongdoing during the arms deal saga. R2K says it believes the commission was selective in choosing who would testify or present evidence. Handing down judgement, Judge President Dunstan Mlambo said that the commission failed to probe certain pieces of crucial evidence. We speak to Ministry of Justice and Correctional Services spokesperson Chrispin Phiri, Corruption Watch's lawyer Caroline James and Independent writer and Researcher and Political Activist,Dr Dale Mckinley

TECH TUESDAY [STUDIO]: Smartick is an adaptive afterschool maths programme which uses Artificial Intelligence to study a child’s learning style and adapt to their needs. We’ll speak to co-founder Javier Arroyo.

In this Episode Bussai talks to Yvonne Mahlangu about Some of the Challenges she Faces in a work Space as a person Living with Disability.

INTERVIEW: The Charlotte Maxeke Institute in collaboration with UNISA will be hosting the 2nd annual Bring Her Up: Women of Firsts Awards. This ceremony honours women in various spheres who have demonstrated sheer determination in their lives and ventures. We now speak to Thulasizwe Makhanya, Chairperson The Charlotte Maxeke Institute.