The Best of the Breakfast Show with Xolani Gwala

Xolani speaks to Dr Sean Philips, the  Managing  Director  of the Johannesburg  Roads Agency about the artificial flooding in the City of Joburg that points to the storm water system that is not able to deal with climate change.

Xolani speaks to Ebrahim  Deen ,senior researcher  of the Afro Middle East center about the latest ban on Muslim countries by the new US president Donald Trump.

Xolani speaks to the Johannesburg executive mayor Herman Mashaba  about the report at City Council  which shows nepotism  and corruption by the previous administration.

Xolani speaks to Hilgaard Matthews from Joburg Water who responded to the poor quality of water and explained why more restrictions are going to have to take place because residents are not complying strictly enough.

Xolani speaks to Minister Rob Davies  about a two day trade investment initiative post Brexit in the UK and the latest deals signed with Trump as well as the poultry crisis.

Xolani speaks to Dr Stephen Taylor director for Research, Monitoring and Evaluation in the Department of Basic Education who responds to  Stats SA that in fact Black youths are not  educationally worse off than 20 years ago.

Xolani speaks to Thandi Smith, Head  of Policy Media Monitoring Africa about  the rise of fake news becoming problematic for democracy . Over this past weekend, three media organisations including 702 were targeted. Fake twitter accounts of 702, the Sunday Times and the Huffington Post emerged, posting false and misleading information including purporeted stories about the Finance Minister Pravin Gordan and others.

Xolani speaks to Paul O'Sullivan, a forensic consultant, about Ipid's raid on the Acting Police Commissioner's home  and we then get response from

Lieutenant General Khomotso Phahlane about the Ipid raid on his house and what is unfolding.

Xolani speaks to Sipho Ngwema, head of communications at the Competition Commission about the progress  of the  investigation into the uniform price fixing scandal.

Xolani speaks to Jeff Nementh, CEO of Ford SA, about some of the Ford dealerships that appear unprepared for the recall

announcement that was made and as  a result left many customers angry and disappointed.