As life goes back to normal with employees reporting for duty, labour experts are drawing the focus back to the Employment Equity Act and how government can impose and ensure that employers adhere to it. What are the loopholes in the act and why do some employers not comply?

Guest: Teboho Motsoane - Skills Development and Employment Equity Specialist of Strata-g Labour Solutions

Earlier this week, the issue of the protection of whistleblowers was again raised by many of you around the fact that many are not protected. Some spoke about being fired after blowing the whistle. How then can we expect to deal with the issue of corruption if whistle blowers are not protected? What are we not doing right as a country when it comes to this issue? To help us navigate the subject,

Guest: Ntokozo Mngadi – General Manager at Whistle blowers PTY LTD

This morning we talk to Celeste Margo Le Roux, she is the Co-founder and CEO of React24. They are a company that renders bespoke specialist maintenance services to the residential, industrial, commercial and retail markets. Where did it all start for her and what would she say are the biggest challenges for women in this industry?

Guest: Celeste Margo Le Roux – Co-founder and CEO of React24

High expectations from the nation as President Cyril Ramaphosa will be addressing a Joint Sitting of Parliament later today to outline the country's economic reconstruction and recovery plan. Commentators and opposition parties want to know more about job creation and Eskom. Looking at the current state of our economy, what should we expect from the president?

Guest: Mandla Isaacs – Political Economist and MD at Zehuti Advisory

Arthritis is one of those diseases one often associates with old-age, but lately people between 55 and 60 are starting to be affected by it. This is according to various experts around the world marking World Arthritis Day on Monday. What is it exactly and what are the symptoms?

GUEST: Dr Mpoti Seboka – Rheumatologist working at Charlotte Maxeke and Olivedale Hospitals

This morning we focus on women in the Human Settlements value chain. What is the current state of women in this sector and how is the department making strides?

Guest: William

Today being Tuesday, it’s time for our regular UIF feature where Tsiamo Molema addresses all your questions. Please remember to keep your questions very brief and listen on the radio for answers.

GUEST: Tshiamo Molema – Manager for Monitoring and Evaluation in the Commissioner’s Office

The Government Communication and Information System, GCIS yesterday (Monday) held a webinar where they engaged with role players in the advertising industry around issues of racism and advertising. The topic was Racism and Racial Representation in Adverts. Why the need for such a discussion and how do we spot racism in an advert?

Guest: Mathe Okaba – CEO of the Association for Communication and Advertising South Africa

This morning Bryan looks at the question of risk. Why should one take a Risk and what do we mean by it?

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

The Special Investigating Unit has reportedly stopped the Free State Health Department from making payments for personal protective equipment to service providers. The unit requested the department of health and treasury in the Free State to stop these payments as they say that it came to their attention that there were irregularities going on there and to tell us more on this.

Guest: Kaizer Kganyago – Spokesperson for the Special Investigating Unit