Guest: Chulayo Thapelo Mthembu – Parent of a child with Autism

The department and International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) says South Africa's foreign missions are busy collecting information of the many South African stranded abroad due to the coronavirus pandemic. Minister Naledi Pandor, as part of the national command council, says travel restrictions are accompanied by a set of national strategies in each country. Pandor says many South Africans are stuck in various countries across the world. Pandor says the South African government is doing all in its power to help repatriate stranded South Africans abroad…..

Guest: Allan Huysamen - Cape Town university student stuck in Malaysia

Guest: Allister Nunn – From Secunda

This morning we are joined by Dr Blade Nzimande who is Minister of Higher Education, science & technology. We are talking to him on a number of issues the higher education under the current lockdown. What sort of impact is it having on students seeing that time is running so fast. What is his message to students?

Guest: Dr Blade Nzimande – Minister of Higher Education, science & technology

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

With the recent recession, it is easy to lose focus and dilute your savings and investment portfolio.

Nedbank’s advice to its clients during this time is to keep their eyes on their savings goals and continue moving towards making a positive impact on these. Nedbank also has the tools to make savings and investments management as effortless as possible.

Guest: Sisandile Cikido: Nedbank’s Head of Retail Investments

Thousands of social grant recipients around the country stood in long queues yesterday to collect their pay-outs. The South African Social Security Agency provided early payments of social grants this month in an effort to lower the risk of COVID-19 infections. To get a sense of how the day progressed and what to expect today, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Jackson Mthembu – Minister in the Presidency

On our legally speaking feature today we speak to Professor Dr Omphemetse Sibanda who penned an article about the impact the measures government is taking in fighting the Covid 19 is having on social justice. He points to a number of issues that point to the headache of finding a balance under the current circumstances as government is opening itself up to a lot of legal challenges. How then does the judiciary find a balance?

GUEST: Professor Dr Omphemetse Sibanda is a Professor of Law at the Faculty of Management and Law at the University of Limpopo.

As the country is now officially under lockdown, government is hoping for support for learners who may lose valuable study time. Well, this is the time now for the different role players to come forward and see how they can assist. One of those is Advantage Learn. They are offering their Maths Online platform free to help learners affected by the shutdown of schools

GUEST: James Lees - CEO of Advantage Learn

As we unite in the call by the president for all of us to stay home in an effort to defeat the Covid19, experts are worried about our mental state. Business people are worried on the one hand about their livelihood while ordinary citizens are worried about contracting the virus. How then do we prepare our minds and uphold a healthy mental state?

Guest: Dr Dominic Stott - Chief Medical Officer at Liberty

South Africa has been downgraded to junk status, according to Economists,
South Africa needs to restructure the economy to resolve inequality and unemployment on.

Guest: Miyelani Mkhabela - Economist