KZN’s Finance MEC, Nomusa Dube-Ncube tabled her Budget Vote for the provincial treasury. She outlined her plans on how plans to rejuvenate the province’s economy. One of the major challenges is the damage cause by Covid-19 which has contributed to the already high unemployment rate. To tell us about her plans, she now joins us on the line…
Guest: Nomusa Dube-Ncube – KZN Finance MEC

For our personal development this morning, Garth Farrant talks about building stronger and more meaningful relationships. How do we relate with those we interact with every day, be it at work, home, friends and so on?

Guest: Garth Farrant – Managing Director at Personal Development SA

Today Bryan looks at what investors should do in these changing times.

GUEST: Bryan Hirsch, Chairperson of Bryan Hirsch, Colley & Associates (Pty) Limited

A very bleak picture is being painted of Denel staff suffering due to unpaid salaries. It is alleged that two have already committed suicide while others have lost their possessions including homes. Their kids are apparently going to school hungry. This was brought to light by the United Association of South Africa, the trade union representing those workers. Let’s find out now from them as to what exactly is happening there as we welcome….

Guest: Abigail Moyo- United Association of South Africa

Guest: Ulrich Roux, JHB based attorney or Adv Makhosazana Mbonani

We end the show by talking to Princess Nakedi who has started a project of collecting wigs for cancer patients and survivors. She joins us now on the line to talk about why she chose to get involved….

Guest: Princess Nakedi – Founder of the Princess Nakedi Wig Drive

We go to Limpopo now and speak to Sumani Maboko who is the CEO of SHU Aluminum and Glass. He is doing wonderful work in his village where sponsors and mentors school children. He is currently involved in a project of building a house for orphans. He now joins us on the line to tell us his story…

Guest: Shumani Maboko – CEO of SHU Aluminum and Glass

Wrapping up the final hour with Samantha Mkandla, a social entrepreneur who delivered the first lecture in the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation’s 2021TutuTalks series under the theme: Showcasing Moral and Ethical Leadership series. She founded the award-winning social justice and advocacy platform called Lady Liberty SA in 2014 to provide marginalised women with access to the justice system. We talk to her now about the work she’s been doing and why she was targeting women specifically. Also as far as she’s concerned, how does one teach ethical leadership in a time we live in?

Guest: Samantha Mkandla - social entrepreneur

The Centre for Development and Enterprise is calling on government to improve the way they run the Special Economic Zones. They are calling for government to change the SEZ’s into areas that offer a modified labour market regime to attract companies and investment. As far as they are concerned, where are these economic zones going wrong and are they fulfilling what they’ve been set up for? To talk more on this, we are joined on the line by…..

Guest: Ann Bernstein - Executive Director at the Centre for Development Enterprise

Thousands of healthcare workers are expected to return to vaccination sites today (Friday) in a last-ditch attempt to get vaccinated before the Sisonke vaccination trial ends. Hundreds of health personnel were left seething and forced to return home without receiving the jab at the Milpark hospital vaccination site in Johannesburg yesterday (Thursday). At the back of this, let’s talk about where we are and what the public should know about the vaccination process as we welcome….

Guest: Dr Lesley Bamford – Acting Chief Director for Child Health in the National Department of Health