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Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane speaks to Redi about concerns about the standard of policing of protests in Vuwani and Tshitale.
Student Alliance CEO Dr Irshaad Saley speaks to Redi about why some local student doctors are pursuing studies outside of South Africa, and their concerns over the placement of student doctors in local universities.
Deputy Commissioner at the National Consumer Commission Thezi Mabuza speaks to Redi about the decision to recall the Ford Kuga.
Advocate Paul Hoffman, director at Accountability Now, speaks to Redi about Absa's involvement in an apartheid-era bailout which could see the bank being forced to pay back R2.25 billion to the fiscus, according to a leaked Public Protector preliminary report.
UIF Commissioner Teboho Maruping speaks to Redi about the unemployment insurance fund changes that are to be effected by the new Unemployment Insurance Amendment Act.
Mabine Seabe, spokesperson for DA leader Mmusi Maimane, speaks to Redi about the purpose of Maimane's visit to Israel.
Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane and policing researcher Eldred de Klerk discuss reduction of crimes during the festive season period.
Freelance journalist Bronwyn Nortje and Media Monitoring Africa Director William Bird speak to Redi about the impact and legality of fake news websites.
Peter Warrener, Group Human Resources Director at Netcare, speaks to Redi about job scams that are using the Netcare name.
Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural Economist at Agricultural Business Chamber (Agbiz), speaks to Redi about why South Africa could be a net exporter of maize once again after a period of severe drought which left the industry dry.
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