The Best of the Breakfast Show with Xolani Gwala

Xolani speaks to Deputy Minister of Transport Sindisiwe Chikunga about the departments Easter road safety campaign ahead of a national bus strike that has left many stranded.

Xolani speaks to Sihle Zikakala, ANC KZN Chairperson about Ahmed Kathrada’s descending into temporary chaos, with the divisions within the ANC becoming more visible.

Xolani speaks to Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane ,Acting Police Commissioner about whether it is illegal or not  if the police will be in full force acting on a legal march today .

The University of South Africa and Matthew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance (MGSLG) have partnered together to launch the Early Childhood Education Development project which will focus on training all Grade R teachers in Gauteng to bolster foundation phase learning.

Xolani speaks to  Lukhona Mnguni-Political Analyst  at the University of Kwa Zulu Natal about The ANC NWC  resolution ,to toe the party line and not vote with the opposition on the vote of no confidence.

Xolani reflects on the State now resorting to threats following planned protests against President Jacob Zuma's Cabinet reshuffle. He says people shouldn’t be threatened.

Xolani speaks to Solly Mapaila, Deputy Secretary-General at the South African Communist Party (SACP), who said  African National Congress (ANC) Members of Parliament (MPs) should raise the motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma within its caucus. The alliance partner's central committee has already made a call that Zuma should resign following last week's Cabinet reshuffle making 20 changes in the executive.

Xolani speaks to Wally Serote, ANC stalwart about the collective dialogue they want to engage following today’s NWC  meeting in which they want to address how do they go about saving South Africa.

Xolani speaks to Gwede Mantashe ,Secretary General of the African National Congress about the cabinet reshuffle and startling response from the Secretary general is revealed that President Zuma  is aware of unhappiness in the ranks at Cabinet changes.

Xolani speaks to Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) national spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi  who reject the reshuffling of Cabinet by President Zuma.

He says the reshuffle is a handover of Treasury to the Gupta family who are business partners with the President.

Malusi Gigaba is a Gupta stooge that has been in the pockets of the Gupta's for quite some time. He (Gigaba) is not only under qualified to preside over our treasury but there is no distinction between him and Des van Rooyen except that he is famous.