Since the lockdown regulations, churches have been pleading with government to allow them to hold services. This has led to arguments from society about why the insistence of going to church, is it about the collection or really about serving God? Well our guest has written a piece calling on people to repent from attending church and start obeying God. What does he mean by this?

Guest: Rev Mpho George Molebatsi – From the All Nations Evangelical Missions of Southern Africa

Authorities have intensified visibility on the roads as people are traveling to their various destinations for the Easter weekend. People are urged to continue wearing masks, practicing social distancing and regular hand washing to stop any spread of the coronavirus. Usually reckless and drunk driving during this time are a problem, but with the current Covid-19 restrictions, what has been the major problems? To give us an idea on this, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Simon Zwane – Spokesperson for the Road Traffic Management Corporation

Many of us as motorist hardly ever check if the petrol or diesel that is poured into our cars is actually proper and if we are paying the right amount per litre. On the other hand we buy low pressure gas for home use not even being sure that the people providing the service are qualified? Well, we can rest assured now that all of this will be a thing of the past thanks to the Public Petroleum Product Act Compliance Forum which will monitor and bring to book those who don’t comply and to hear from the industry itself, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Gadibolae Dihlabi - Managing Director of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association of South Africa

Guest: Vishal Premlall - National director of the South African Petrol Retailers Association

Last week Dr Judy Dlamini who is chair of the GBV Fund 1 that was launched by President Cyril Ramaphosa penned an article raising her concerns that we as a country are celebrating human rights month while gender based violence and femicide is on the rise. As we come to the end of Human Rights Month, we speak to one of the people involved in the GBV Fund to talk about how they are dealing with this issue and how the fund is accessed by victims of gender based violence….

Guest: Irene Charnley – President of the International Women’s Forum SA and facilitator of the GBV Fund

Let’s touch base now with Lottoland about alternative ways one can play the lottery whether electronically or physically. To talk to us again today, we are joined on the line by….

Guest: Maryke Haywood - Marketing Director: Lottoland

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country will remain on level one of the Covid-19 lockdown over the Easter holidays with adjusted restrictions. The sale of alcohol for offsite consumption will be prohibited from Easter Friday to Monday, while the curfew remains the same. There has also been some adjustments to religious gatherings for Easter weekend. To get a view as health professionals raised concerns about how best to prevent a possible third wave, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Professor Thumbi Ndungu – Deputy Director at the African Health Research Institute

We take you to the Modimolle-Mookgophong Municipality in Limpopo. They were on the list of 18 worst municipalities named by the Auditor-General last year. He also found that millions in irregular, unauthorised as well as fruitless and wasteful spending was not investigated. Let’s find out now how the municipality is doing and how they are dealing with issues of service delivery as we welcome….

Guest: Tshitereke Matibe – Limpopo’s permanent delegation to the NCOP

Guest: Marlene van Staden - Mayor of the Modimolle-Mookgophong Municipality

Guest: Rufus Magoro - Resident

This morning we look at using military disciplines we can apply in our daily lives and how that can help us achieve our goals and help us overcome. General Molefi Hlalele who served in the military for three decades has written a book in which he shares lessons learned from his early years as a village boy to his experiences in the Defence Force. He now joins us on the line…..

Guest: General Molefi Hlalele – General in the SANDF

Today being the last Tuesday of the month, Bryan deals with questions that have come in during the month that are of a similar nature. Remember that this does not stop you from asking more questions. …..

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

As we wrap up Human Rights Month, we look at the rights of the Rastafarian community not only in Mzansi, but through the African continent. Over the years we’ve seen how Rastafarian children have been turned away from schools due to their deadlocked hair and beliefs. Interestingly, Mathenge Mukundi, became Kenya’s first Rastafarian advocate of the High Court, something South Africa has been battling with. Then there’s the issue of decriminalising cannabis which is very dear to this community.

Guest: Gareth Prince - Lawyer and Rastafarian rights campaigner (Knows all about the cannabis decriminalisation laws and fights)

Guest: Adv Sipho Mantula - Researcher at the Thabo Mbeki African School on Public and International Affairs at the University of South Africa