The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Bongani spoke to political analyst, Dr Sethulego Matebesi, about Minister Malusi Gigaba calling Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's Absa report "generalised, random and hasty".

Bongani spoke to Business Day editor-at-large, Hilary Joffe, about South Africa sliding down the WEF Global Competitiveness Report due to perception of corruption.

Bongani spoke to Prof Michiel de Kock from University of Johannesburg about news that there is almost almost 40 times less shale gas in the Karoo than previously estimated.

Bongani talks to  Cosatu President Sdumo Dlamini about the union’s national march against state capture. In Johannesburg, protesters gathered outside the trade union's Braamfontein headquarters before moving to various points in the city center

Bongani talks to the ANC’s Geoffery Makhubo and Tony Taverna-Turisan about the ANC’s application in the motion against Mayor Herman Mashaba. Yesterday, the matter was struck off the roll for lack of urgency.

Bongani talks to My vote Counts coordinator Janine Ogle about a high court judgement that ruled that Parliament needs to amend its PAIA to force political parties to disclose the source of their private funding.

Bongani chats to newly crowned Mr Gay World Southern Africa who will be representing the country in the United States next year

Bongani talks to Satsa CEO David Frost about their planned meeting with the police to discuss ways to increase protection. This is after 36 Dutch tourists were attacked while travelling to their hotel from the OR Tambo International Airport

Bongani gets reaction from Sikhonathi Mantshantsha and Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi about the PIC and the National Treasury.

Bongani talks to Themba Maseko from BLSA about their support for tomorrow’s Cosatu march against state capture and President Jacob Zuma.