O’Neil chats about Malema’s utterances at a Youth Day event. Samrem intends to press charges against Malema.

O'Neil Nair chatted to JHB executive Mayor Herman Mashaba on the passing
of the R59 million budget for the City of Johannesburg. Mayor Mashaba
answered questions regarding the budget being labelled "anti-poor",
listeners posed questions regarding crime and he spoke about the new
recycling program set to roll out on 1 July 2018.

Deputy Chair person of the Bayview Community Policing Forum tells us about the Chatsworth Police Station Protest triggered by botched hi-jacking involving Sadia Sukhraj

O'Neil spoke to newly crowned Tamaryn Green, Miss South Africa 2018

O'Neil Nair spoke to the minister regarding the introduction of a new history syllabus and the shortening of school holidays.

O'Neil Nair spoke to IRBA CEO Bernard Agulhas regarding new regulations in the scandal hit auditing profession.

Rajen Rajkumar was an IEC official during our very first democratic elections. Having met Mr Mandela on several occasions and having a deep understanding of South African history, Rajkumar is incredibly passionate about our country. Shaastra spoke to him about casting his first vote and the essence of Freedom Day.

The Department of Education says that the December school holidays will be shortened to facilitate the marking of papers. O'Neil Nair speaks to educator/lecturer Vicky Pillay on alternatives to this measure.

Following our chat with the Inanda farmers, they were due to meet with KZN human settlements MEC Ravi Pillay to discuss

A group of third generation small scale commercial farmers, who have toiled the land for decades, are at their wits end in trying to stop “land grabbers” from destroying their cultivated land. O'Neil Nair spoke to Inanda farmer Freddie Govender to find out more about the sitauation and what is being done to assist farmer in the area