In our on-going conversation around the issue of apartheid economic crimes, we got different views where some believe the chapter should be closed so we can all move on, while others believe the matter needs to be dealt with. Last week we spoke to the SA History Archives who took the South African Reserve Bank to court in a bid to force them to the release apartheid era records. Today be bring you a perspective from someone who wrote extensively about the inner dealings of the South African Reserve Bank and how it operated and also whether they should be forced to release the records…

Guest: Ahmed Motiar (Author of ‘The Reserve Bank - a License to Steal Money from Citizens? How Money Is Created from Nothing for Dummies’)

Since South Africa took over chairmanship of the African Union, there has been calls from different quarters for Pretoria to change and enforce issues like human rights, political reforms and economic advancement. One of the institutions that held discussions on South Africa’s chairmanship is the Human Sciences Research Council. They held a session on strategies to ensure South Africa's chairmanship is successful.

GUEST: Liesl Louw-Vaudran – Senior Research consultant at the Institute for Security Studies

Trade Union Solidarity says that the South African Police Services has failed to respond to their affidavits in a case of re-ranking former liberation army member in the police ranks. Other interest groups like the PAC have also questioned why the police are delaying.

Guest: Renate Barnard – national spokesperson for Trade Union Solidarity

We are coming to you live this morning from the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni where Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, is convening a Human Settlement Indaba. This is the first one in the 6th administration. One of the things the Indaba hopes to do is strengthen strategic partnerships with sector stakeholders to realise spatial transformation, adequate housing and security of tenure through the provision of 1 million housing opportunities and an improved quality of living environments.

Guest: Samson Moraba - CEO of the National Housing Finance Corporation.

We are coming to you live this morning from the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni where Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, is convening a Human Settlement Indaba. This is the first one in the 6th administration. One of the things the Indaba hopes to do is strengthen strategic partnerships with sector stakeholders to realise spatial transformation, adequate housing and security of tenure through the provision of 1 million housing opportunities and an improved quality of living environments.

Guest: Rory Gallocher - CEO of the Social Housing Regulatory Authority.

We are coming to you live this morning from the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni where Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, is convening a Human Settlement Indaba. This is the first one in the 6th administration. One of the things the Indaba hopes to do is strengthen strategic partnerships with sector stakeholders to realise spatial transformation, adequate housing and security of tenure through the provision of 1 million housing opportunities and an improved quality of living environments. To get an overview of the Indaba, we are joined in our make-shift studio by…

Guest: Mikhial Mariemuthu - Digital Marketing Developer at NMVE Capital Investment Services

Guest: Simphiwe Sofa - Digital Media Developer at NMVE Capital Investment Services.

We are coming to you live this morning from the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni where Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, is convening a Human Settlement Indaba. This is the first one in the 6th administration. One of the things the Indaba hopes to do is strengthen strategic partnerships with sector stakeholders to realise spatial transformation, adequate housing and security of tenure through the provision of 1 million housing opportunities and an improved quality of living environments.

Guest: Xolani Xundu – Head of Communications for the Department of Human Settlements

We are coming to you live this morning from the Birchwood Hotel in Ekurhuleni where Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu, is convening a Human Settlement Indaba. This is the first one in the 6th administration. One of the things the Indaba hopes to do is strengthen strategic partnerships with sector stakeholders to realise spatial transformation, adequate housing and security of tenure through the provision of 1 million housing opportunities and an improved quality of living environments. To get an overview of the Indaba, we are joined in our make-shift studio by…

Guest(OB): Pierre Venter – General Manager at The Banking Association South Africa

Guest (OB): Neville Chainee – Acting DG for the Department of Human Settlements

President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africans not to panic as the country registers its first confirmed case of the deadly coronavirus. The patient is a 38-year-old man in KwaZulu Natal who travelled to Italy with his wife. They were part of a group of ten people who arrived back in South Africa on the first of March. The other travellers are now being traced. Ramaphosa briefed the media at the Waterkloof Airforce Base in Pretoria and says the World Health Organisation has been informed of the situation..

GUEST: Dr Frans Korb - Clinical Psychologist , Psychiatrist and SADAG Board-Member

This week was again dominated by student protests at universities around the country. The reasons differ, but they are all making demands that go beyond the university’s mandates, from accommodation to free transport.

Guest: Professor Mashupye Kgaphola, Executive Director University of Zululand, Richards Bay Campus