We get reaction now from creative sector about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to refer the Copyright Amendment Bill back to Parliament. The industry says that this move by the president could dash the future education and employment prospects of millions more young South Africans. What exactly are they worried about and what impact will it have on them?

Guest: Jack Devnarain – Chair of the South African Guild of Actors as well as a member of ReCreate

Every community is somehow finding itself faced with the problem of drug and alcohol abuse. In some areas it will be nyaope, while others would battle with tik and other drugs we may not know about as the names keep changing. Well to highlight the week, the Department of Social Development have partnered with the Central Drug Authority and other UN organisations to educate the public, and young people in particular, about the dangers and consequences of substance abuse for a drug-free South Africa. Is education enough though seeing what is happening on the ground?

Guest: Siza Magangoe - Chief Director: Substance Abuse in the Department of Social Development

Being a parent under the current Covid-19 is proving to be difficult especially now where schools are urging parents to sign indemnity forms to shift the responsibility of learners contracting the virus. Some lobby groups are saying parents should not sign. But then what must schools do? Parents are finding themselves in the middle also What are the legalities for the different sides? For a perspective on this,

Guest: Nape Masipa – COMMERCIAL LITIGATION ATTORNEY AT MAPONYA INCORPORATED

Experts are warning the public to be vigilant as criminals are taking advantage of the anxiety we are facing under the Covid-19 pandemic. Many have been affected by job losses and other social issues which present criminals with the opportunity to apply their trade. What is the most common act they go for and what should we be worried about the most?

Guest: Manie van Schalkwyk – Executive Director of the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service

Listening to what the stalwarts said, what has happened to the declarations made in the Freedom Charter by those who were in attendance and making the submissions which ended up becoming our constitution today?

Guest: Dr Joleen Steyn-Kotze – Senior Research Specialist: Democracy and Citizenship in the Developmental, Capable, Ethical State Research Programme in the Human Sciences Research Council

Let’s tell you now about the Colour Me crayons. They are the a brainchild of a Grade R teacher who says she realised that standard crayons don’t live up to the needs of a diverse classroom. So she came up with crayons that will reflect a child’s true colour and to tell us more on this,

Guest: Kylee Faure – Grade R teacher

The Department of Public Enterprises has urged Creditors, employees and other stakeholders of SAA to vote in support of the Business rescue Plan of the airline. In a statement the DPE says the approval of the Business Plan would help creditors and employees to be co -creators of the new airline. SAA BRP's have now scheduled the creditors meeting for today (Thursday) to vote on the business plan. A vote in favour of the plan by 75 percent of the voting interest would be required to carry the vote. Let’s look at what the different scenarios for the worker is and what each outcome would mean for them and how their packages would be affected depending on the outcome as we welcome…

Guest: Gareth Cremen - Specialist attorney

Since the Constitutional Court ruling on cannabis and its legal use, there has been a lot industries coming up with all sorts of solutions on how to put it to better use. This time around the first education platform dedicated to Cannabis training on the African continent has been launched this at a time when the industry is poised for rapid growth. The Cheeba Cannabis Academy’s first courses are in partnership with a US-based Cannabis online education platform Medical Marijuana 411, who are leaders in online medical marijuana education for patients, media professionals and dispensary consultants.

Guest: Trenton Birch -Cheeba Africa CEO and co-founder

As we slowly come out of the Covid-19 lockdown period and industries starting to operate, energy is again becoming the focus especially for business. Load shedding is still a problem especially now in wither. Well a Cape Town based energy company, IMPower has come up with solutions comprising of solar and energy storage technology for business and other entities. What new thing are they bringing to business under the current situation?

Guest: Gabriel Kroes - Head Engineer At IMPower Pty Ltd

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni says the tax revenue shortfall for the current financial year is projected at 300-billion rand and this can be attributed to the tax relief measures provided as a result of the Covid-19 and lockdown impact. Government forecasts an economic contraction of seven-point-two percent this year. Mboweni says the revenue shortfall also results from delays in tax collection of approximately 44-billion-rand…….

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Guest: Arnaaz Camay – Member of the SAICA National Tax Committee and an Executive at ENS Africa Tax Department