The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Bongani talks to Political Analyst Ralph Mathekga about the perceived notion that South Africa will be more stable after the ANC elective conference in December, and that the party might emerge more unified.

Bongani talks Biko Mutsaurwa from Right to Know about the campaign against data prices in the country.

Bongani talks to Dr Nick Binedell from the Gordon institute of Business Science about the reputation of South Africa INC after the

Bongani talks to Tamsin van Rooyen who is the Director at Sage about the company’s involvement with the awards.

Bongani talks to Senior Research Consultant at the ISS Johan Burger about the current shaky relationship between Police Minister Fikile Mbalula and Lesetja Mothiba, the national action commissioner.

Bongani talks to the new Proteas coach, Ottis Gibson. Gibson had his first day on the job as South Africa’s coach on today‚ just nine days before the start of the Test series against Bangladesh.

Bongani talks to SARS’ Luther Lebello about KPMG’s decision to withdraw its report into the so-called Sars spy unit.

Bongani talks to Lorraine Govender from CANSA about the financial burden the majority of South Africans living with cancer have to carry.

Bongani talks to Anna Roberts from the Burma Campaign UK about the recent killings of the Rohingya muslims in Myanmar. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UNSC on Wednesday urged Myanmar to end the violence, which he said was best described as ethnic cleansing.

Bongani talks to Professor Michael Kosch from SANSA about NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will ended its groundbreaking 13-year mission to Saturn today.