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Sonnyboy Bapela, Chief Director of Compliance at the Department of Environmental Affairs, speaks  to Redi about the deliberations government is having with muti traders and traditional healers to regulate traditional medicine and to protect the country's natural resources. 

Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, CEO of the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), discusses the expectations of Donald Trump's Presidency ahead of his inaguration as the 45th United States President.

Dr Lawrence Barrit, criminologist specialising in road safety, explains the feasibility of the partnership by the Department of Basic Education and the Road Traffic Infringement Agency to extend driving lessons into the school curriculum.

Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development John Jeffery speaks to Redi about the Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Bill which has been approved by Cabinet. Cyanre Managing Director Danny Myburgh analyses the importance of the bill.

Mining and labour analyst Mamokgethi Molopyane speaks to Redi about the issues South Africa's mining sector is to experience this year.

Lloyd Ngavu, PR and Marketing Executive at Ngavu Enterprises, further explains the purpose of the South African Politician of the Year Awards.

Andy Last, co-founder of Salt Communications, speaks to Redi about his book 'Business on a Mission', which addressed how businesses can be more sustainable.

Godwin Khosa, CEO of the National Education Collaboration Trust, speaks to Redi about the trust's partnership with trade unions to improve the quality of learning in South Africa.

Department of Home Affairs Director-General Mkuseli Apleni speaks to Redi about the country’s traveler numbers over the past festive season.

Kaveen Jimmy, brother of Reshall Jimmy who died in a burning Ford Kuga, discuss plans for the family to bring a class action lawsuit against Ford.