The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Redi speaks to Gauteng Social Development MEC Nandi Mayathula-Khoza about how the provincial government is attacking nyaope addiction in local communities. 

Redi speaks to Akshaya Kuma, Deputy Director for United Nations at Human Rights Watch, about the need for the United Nations Security Council to impose sanctions in Burundi for human rights violations. 

Redi speaks to veteran journalist and former SABC Board member Pippa Green about whether the announcement of a new interim SABC Board is a promising step in improving governance at the public broadcaster. 

On International Women's Day, Redi speaks to Ramona Kasavan, CEO and founder of Mimi Women, about the work the organisation is doing to empower women in the country. 

Redi speaks to Nicole Loser, attorney at the Centre of Environmental Rights, about the ruling by the High Court in Pretoria in favour of Earthlife Africa (ELA) case against Environment Minister Edna Molewa's approval of the building of a coal-powered fire station.

Redi speaks to Gauteng Finance MEC Barbara Creecy on the focus of the Provincial Budget for the next financial year.

Redi speaks to Richard Spoor, the lawyer representing families of the missing Lily Mine workers, about developments at the inquiry of the Lily Mine collapse. 

Redi speaks to Dr Iraj Abedian, Chief Economist at Pan African Investments and Research, on how South Africa can accelerate its economic growth. This follows Stats SA announcing that the economy had grown by 0.3% in the fourth quarter of 2017, after having increased by 1.3% in 2016.

Redi speaks to Competition Commissioner Thembinkosi Bonakele about the recent collusion case the commission is pursuing. 

Redi speaks to Gareth Newham from the Institute for Security Studies about the issues that need to be reviewed in the National Crime Prevention Strategy.