The Best of Afternoon Drive with Bongani Bingwa

Redi speaks to An Bakke about the cost of untreated mental illness in the South African workplace

Gauteng Health MEC Dr Gwen Ramokgopa discusses how the provincial government is responding to the Health Ombudsman's report on the Life Esidimeni tragedy.

Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza reflects on his appointment as Fort Hare Chancellor, and his tenure at the Judicial Service Commission. 

Redi speaks to Alessandro Tondini, PODER fellow at the University of Cape Town, about his research which finds that the child support grant makes it easier for women to look for better jobs.  

Redi speaks to chartered accountant Khaya Sithole on whether National Treasury's incremental approach to fund higher education is ideal.  

Redi speaks to William Ntladi, spokesperson for the Ekurhuleni Disaster and Rescue Management Services, on the latest in efforts to rescue the five year old boy trapped in a mine in the Jerusalem settlement. 

Redi speaks to Professor Thembela Kepe about research which shows how South Africa's land reform system benefits businesses and not its intended beneficiaries.

Redi speaks to Cosatu spokesperson Sizwe Pamla about the federations position on key national issues following its Central Executive Committee meeting. 

Redi speaks to Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Dr Ismail Vadi about the plan to expand the Gautrain network to include 19 new stations.

Redi speaks to poet Lebo Mashile about her curating the first season of arts at the Centre for the Less Good Idea.