The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Bongani talks to journalist Ranjeni Munusamy and ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa about the recent factions playing themselves out in public, despite the fake appearance of unity.

Bongani talks to social commentator and political analyst Somadoda Fikeni about King Zwelonke Sigcawu’s decision to file an interdict against the screening of the Inxeba film. The movie has been receiving a lot of backlash from traditionalists who claim that the film exposes private rites of the Xhosa culture.

Bongani talks to Karima Brown about the Pietermaritzburg High Court’s ruling that nullified the legitimacy of the 2015 KZN provincial elective conference’s results.

Bongani talks to Dr Stefani Rohrs from the Children’s Institute about corporal punishment in the country. This follows the numerous videos that have been going viral on social media, depicting teachers using physical force and caning against learners.

Bonagani speaks to Grethe Kemp, City Press Trending co-editor about Multichoice securing the rights to broadcast wrestling in South Africa.

Bongani speaks to Busaphi Nxumalo, spokesperson for Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, about the visit by the MEC in Sandton after last week’s violent fight between Uber and Meter taxi drivers.

Bongani speaks to Frans Cronje CEO of the South African institute of Race Relations ,about a piece he wrote titled “Detractors underestimate maser tactician Zuma at their own peril “. 

Bongani speaks to the CEO of the NMCH about the reported financial challenges the hospital seems to be experiencing currently.

Bongani speaks to Alon Lits who’s the General Manager for Uber Sub-Saharan Africa about the latest violence between its drivers and meter taxi drivers.

Bongani talks to tennis player Kevin Anderson’s mom, Barbara Anderson about her son making history by becoming the first South African to make grand slam semi-finals.