@asandamagaqa chats to @GlenLewisSA about the intellectual property rights case involving the Miriam Makeba Foundation and Graeme Gillfillan's Siyandisa Music. #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive 3-6pm

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Blondie Makhene on #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive

cash heists chat with the author of a book called Heist, Annelise Burgess.

Glen speaks to the founders of an organization called Blackboard Africa

First dagga dispensary in South Africa

Glen Lewis chats to UDM President General Bantu Holomisa

Eastern Cape Premier Phumulo Masualle has assigned education MEC Mandla Makupula to investigate how members of a school choir were allowed to sing on stage naked when the department hosted an eisteddfod in Mthatha on Friday. A video showing choristers singing and dancing with their buttocks and breasts exposed has sparked a public outcry. The nudity occurred during a segment referencing a Xhosa tradition. The choir master was quoted as saying they stood by their decision for some of the lead singers to take off their traditional blankets and dance with only small aprons. The Spokesperson for the Eastern Cape Education MEC, Malibongwe Mtima gave us the latest on the matter.

The case against the man allegedly involved in the hijacking incident which left 9-year-old Sadia Shukraj from Chatsworth outside Durban, killed, has been postponed until tomorrow. 39-year old Sibonelo Mkhize appeared in the Durban magistrate's court today. Our reporter Nhlanhla Nxele was in court.

Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court has ruled that citizens who are not in that country on 30 July 2018 will not be able to vote. The election date was announced by President Emmerson Mgangagwa today. This will be the first election since the ousting of former President Robert Mugabe. Around five-and-a-half million Zimbabweans are registered to vote. Our Acting Political Editor, Sophie Mokoena gave us an update