The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Bongani speaks to senior reporter at EWN, Stephen Grootes, as well as constitutional law expert, Phephelapi Dube, about the implications of a secret ballot in tomorrow's motion of no confidence debate. Phephelapi takes us through the procedures expected in tomorrow's vote.

Bongani speaks to ANC stalwart and former deputy secretary general Cheryl Carolus, about the deepening leadership crisis within the ANC after the latest incident involving deputy minister, Mduduzi Manana.

Bongani speaks to rugby analyst, Kaunda Ntunja, about this weekend's Super Rugby final which sees the Lions team taking on the Crusaders in Johannesburg.

Bongani speaks to UDM leader, General Bantu Holomisa, about next week's Motion of No Confidence, as well as the ongoing coalition battles between the UDM and the Democratic Alliance in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Bongani speaks to Adriaan Basson from News24 about the big news stories from the week including Julius Malema's comments about Indian people in Kwa-Zulu Natal and the Gupta leaks emails involving Minister Lynne Brown.

Bongani speaks to Imtiaz Sooliman, from Gift of the Givers, about the release of South Africa hostage in Mali, Stephen McGowan. He also speaks to Yolande Korkie, who along with her husband, Pierre, was also held hostage, in Yemen, about how one can reintegrate back into society.

Bongani speaks to former public protector, Thuli Madonsela, about the ongoing Gupta leaks, state capture allegations and the non-action of the relevant agencies, including the Hawks.

Bongani speaks to DA leader, Mmusi Maimane, on the 1 year anniversary of the party taking the three big metros of Johannesburg, Pretoria and Nelson Mandela Bay, at last year's local government elections.

Bongani speaks to Professor Sarah Nuttall, from Wits University, about how St Johns headmaster, Paul Edey , lied about including her in the school's anti-racism policies and processes. She says he did not bring her in, and that alot at the school needs to change in the future.

Bongani speaks to investigative journalist, Craig McKune about the latest Gupta leaks which reveals that three people close to Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown had dealings with the controversial family or those close to them. AmaBhungane and Scorpio investigative units are reporting on how Brown's personal assistant, her partner and her Director-General have had links with the controversial family.