The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Redi speaks to Section27's Mark Heywood on the people's march to the Union Buildings on Friday being declared illegal. Derek Kissundooth, City of Tshwane Mayoral Committee Member for Community Safety, discusses who is responsible for making this declaration. 

Redi speaks to Bantu Holomisa, leader of the United Democratic Movement (UDM), on his efforts to make the Motion of No Confidence parliamentary vote a secret ballot.

Redi speaks to Simon Zwane, Spokesperson of the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), speaks to Redi about the readiness of the RTMC to take over the eNatis system. This follows the High Court in Pretoria's dismissal of Tasima's bid to appeal against a ruling to immediately vacate its premises and hand over control of the eNatis system to government immediately.

Redi speaks to Phumzile van Damme, National Spokesperson of the Democratic Alliance (DA), about the ANC's position on President Jacob Zuma and last week's Cabinet reshuffle. Redi also speaks to Advocate Dali Mpofu, National Chairperson of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), on how opposition parties are to respond to these developments. 

Redi speaks to EWN Reporter Lindsay Dentlinger on Parliament confirming that a Motion of No Confident in the President will be heard at the National Assembly on Tuesday, 18 April. 

Redi speaks to Lesiba Mothatha, Chief Economist at Investment Solutions, about what Standard & Poor's junk status credit rating for South Africa means for citizens. 

Redi speaks to Sizwe Pamla, Spokesperson for the Congress of the South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), on the trade union federation's  view that it no longer believes in the leadership of President Jacob Zuma. 

Redi speaks to ANC stalwart Cheryl Carolus on the view of the stalwarts that President Jacob Zuma should be removed from office. 

Redi speaks to economist Thabi Leoka for reaction on Standard & Poor's downgrading South Africa's credit rating to junk status.

Redi speaks to William Bird, director at Media Monitoring Africa, on the issues the SABC interim Board and new Communications Minister Ayanda Dlodlo need to tackle to address the public broadcaster's financial crisis.