The Best of the Breakfast Show with Xolani Gwala

Xolani  speaks to Operations Director for Intergrate Immigrations, Bjorn van Niekerk who commented that there are no problems with travelers from the continent coming in to SA to conduct business. He said that the problem is when people want to establish business in SA. They often get frustrated by red tape

Xolani speaks to Mayor Herman Mashaba about the City of Joburg’s ombudsman who has been suspended .We then followed   a response from Cllr Jolidee Matongo…ANC Joburg Regional Spokesperson who responded by saying  that they await the outcomes of the investigation. And that while they support process of suspending, the ANC agree that the allegations against Adv S’duduzo Gumede were not serious enough to warrant a suspension of the Ombudsman. Gumede then responded directly to the allegations by calling  in on the show to clarify his position on the matter .

Xolani speaks to Nina Burleigh-Author and  National Politics Correspondent at Newsweek Magazine who explained why Donald Trumps latest view of a witch hunt against him is rather ironic as his supporters  went on a witch hunt in the way they talked about Hilary Clinton  in the run up to elections.

Xolani speaks to Home Affairs minister Professor  Hlengiwe Mkhize about the Zimbabwean permits and the laws and issues around deportation .

Xolani speaks to Minister of police  Fikile Mbalula  about scourge of femicide and  admitted that they have been complacent in this important issue. And that it is paramount that we amplify voices of women who are victims and look at a  broader societal campaign including justice, police and citizen to conscientise people against abuse.

Xolani speaks to Matthews Sesoko‚ Ipid's chief director of investigations who says that they are not fighting with the Acting National Commissioner, Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane; saying that there is an unprecedented interference by Phahlane.

Xolani speaks to Sam Sole- Senior Investigative Journalist  at amaBhungane centre for Investigative Journalism about the related the background to incidents that unfolded in 2015 that then Mineral Resources Minister, Ngoako Ramathlodi says ultimately led to his sacking by the president.

Xolani speaks to Lieutenant-General  Khomotso Phalane, Acting National Police Commissioner  who gives Xolani the latest update on the arrest made in the Mandla Hlatswayo murder.

Xolani speaks to Michael Bagraim-Labour law expert and analyst speaks to Xolani about the terms around Brian Molefe’s reinstatement . He believes that this can’t be a resignation as Molefe said it was part of an agreement, so this was a  lie.  He also said that it is obvious that this is also not early retirement.

Xolani speaks to Guy Golan- CEO of Perfomenta Group a cyber security company and  said that the ransomware attack is tantamount to war where over 200 000 computers can get attacked within a matter of a couple of hours.Whether you’re an individual or company, if you get an email you don’t recognise - don’t double click on familiar emails. If you open an email you deem safe, read with discretion and with awarenes