The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Bongani speaks to energy expert Ted Blom and Financial Mail deputy editor, Sikonathi Mtshantsha, about Eskom's annual results released today. He also touches on the issues of governance at the power utility with the announcement that disciplinary charges will be brought against acting CEO, Matshela Koko.

Bongani speaks to Corporate Governance research fellow, Lynn McGregor, about the health of South Africa's SOEs. He touches on Eskom, SABC, SASSA and the recent developments in this entertities.

Bongani speaks to Advocate Mannie Witz about the allegations that President Zuma's son, Duduzane, will not face charges for an accident he was involved in in 2014, that killed three people.

Bongani speaks to Dr Veejay Ramlakan, who was the head of Nelson Mandela’s medical team. Ramlakan has just published a book, documenting some health challenges and interactions between the Mandela family and staff members.

Bongani speaks to Uber South Africa General Manager Alon Lits on the growing violence and intimidation towards drivers. Just yesterday, the death of Uber driver Lindelani mashua was confirmed. Mashua’s car was petrol bombed in Pretoria last month and he died of serious burn wounds.

Sipho Pityana speaks to Bongani about the debate of the future of the country and the impact of state capture. The Save South Africa convenor organized the meeting today at the Rhema Bible Church with the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation.

Social media law expert Emma Sadleir has encouraged victims of cyber harassment to seek legal assistance.

Guest: Dominique Msibi, Portfolio Director for special projects at Outa.

Guest: Richard Calland, Associate Professor, Public Law at UCT

Guest: Mandla Nkomfe, Convenor at the Conference for the Future of South Africa