The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Stephen talks to BBC correspondent Milton Nkosi about his exclusive interview with President Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane. In the interview, Zuma is asked about corruption allegations against him and his relationship with the Guptas.

On this week’s feature, we’re joined by Kalushi star Thabo Rametsi, who played politician Solomon Mahlangu in the film. Rametsi shares memories, including music which brings nolstagic memories about his childhood

Bongani talks to EWN reporter, Thando Khubeka and founder of the Tears Foundation Mara Glennie about comments made by the Minister of Police in the Presidency, Sussan Shabangu. Shabangu spoke at an event yesterday and said that women abuse was not a crisis, but challenge

Bongani talks to ANC Johannesburg spokesperson Jolidee Matongo and City of Joburg’s spokesperson Tony Taverna-Turson about a new job application form  the city has introduced. This will ask candidates to declare their political affiliation when applying for senior jobs

Bongani talks to Professor Pravin Manga about a new study that suggests that there are great cardio benefits for people who choose to start leading healthier lives in their middle ages.

Bongani talks To Walter Volker about the legalities around receiving incorrect funds in one’s account. This follows a story of a Walter Sisulu University student who mistakenly received R14m in her account and spent some portion of the money.

An angry caller Dikeledi called into Bongani's show to disagree with him the way he handled the MEC Dr Gwen Ramokgopa's interview.

Bongani talks to the DA’s Jack Bloom and Gauteng Health MEC about the financial crisis facing the department. Bloom has cited that the MEC is downplaying its stretched budget and how it’s affecting the efficiency of the department

Bongani talks political analyst and journalist Ranjeni Munusamy about the possible early recall of President Zuma before the end of his presidency in 2019. Munusamy wrote a piece in the Rand Daily Mail, tabeling reasons why Zuma will finish his term.

Bongani chats to Uber General Manager Jonathan Ayache about the app’s latest safety features for its drivers. The issue around safety of drivers has been playing out in the public domain recently and Uber has introduced its Social Connect and Share My Trip options as a response.