Two taxi associations based in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg, have threatened a total shutdown if there's no clear indication on when they will get the COVID-19 relief payment. On Friday A.T.A and Armsta taxi associations announced that taxi fare hikes were imminent and would be effective from the first of next month. The issue at heart is that of subsidies. What is the best way for government to go about it seeing it has been raised by the industry for so many years with no clear way forward?
Guest: Darko Skrbinsek-Expert in public transport and he works the company Future of Transport Consulting.

Let’s tell you now about the Sibikwa Arts Centre, they are an NGO that keeps underprivileged children in the Eastrand. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, funds depleted. But this has not stopped them from giving hope to the children around their area. How have they been doing and what sort of service do they provide?

Guest: Phyllis Klotz - Artistic Director at Sibikwa Arts Centre

If you’ve been following the news you would have heard how many companies both big and small were forced to close. We always worry about the employee losing their jobs. Some business are operating even though they are making a loss. But then if you are a business owner, where do you start? What do you say to your employees? What are the legalities around this? Is it enough to just tell employees that you can’t pay them? Is it an acceptable reason?

Guest: Tony Healy – Labour Law Consultant at Tony Healy and Associates

The moment has finally arrived for the two Mikes to face each other on air to talk about issues that they don’t see eye to eye on. These are mostly on economics and politics. But what sparked the idea for the debate was the issue of the Cuban doctors.
Guest: Mike Masina – (Mike in Middleburg)

Guest: Mike Clark – (Mike in Newlands)

The DA says residents of the City of Tshwane will continue to suffer irreparable harm while the legal battle for control of the capital city continues. Gauteng MEC for Co-operative Governance, Lebogang Maile, has filed an application to appeal yesterday's Pretoria High Court Judgment at the Supreme Court of Appeals. The high court ruled that the metro council could sit to elect a new mayor pending a constitutional court case. The Supreme Court appeal effectively prolongs the tenure of the administrator who was appointed by the ANC led provincial administration. What is at play here and how much of this can Tshwane residents take? This being the capital city, what sort of impact will it have on the ground and what does this mean for the political parties at the centre of the storm?

Guest: Proffessor Lesiba Teffo- Political Analyst at UNISA

The Constitutional Court has declared the Electoral Act unconstitutional - meaning independent candidates are allowed to contest for national and provincial elections without being a member of a political party. The case was brought by civil society organisation the New Nation Movement and others. They sought to have the Electoral Act declared unconstitutional as it did not make provision for individuals to be elected to the national and provincial legislatures outside of a party list. Judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga handed down the judgement…

The Constitutional Court has declared the Electoral Act unconstitutional - meaning independent candidates are allowed to contest for national and provincial elections without being a member of a political party. The case was brought by civil society organisation the New Nation Movement and others. They sought to have the Electoral Act declared unconstitutional as it did not make provision for individuals to be elected to the national and provincial legislatures outside of a party list. Judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga handed down the judgement…

The Constitutional Court has declared the Electoral Act unconstitutional - meaning independent candidates are allowed to contest for national and provincial elections without being a member of a political party. The case was brought by civil society organisation the New Nation Movement and others. They sought to have the Electoral Act declared unconstitutional as it did not make provision for individuals to be elected to the national and provincial legislatures outside of a party list. Judge Mbuyiseli Madlanga handed down the judgement…

As they country is slowly going back to normal level by level according to government’s stipulations, business is also looking at how to pick up the pieces. Investors are looking at where to put their money as the different sectors are doing their best to get back up. Property is one of the recommended investments that are seen as solid also helped by the drop in interest rates. But where is the best starting point when it comes to property?

Guest: Grant Smee - Property investor and entrepreneur

Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane yesterday expressed shock at the brutal killing of Tshegofatso Pule, who went missing on 4 June 2020. Pule who was eight months pregnant was found stabbed and hanging from a tree in the veld. The big question is what possesses someone to do something like this and when are we going to stop seeing incidents like these in our country? What will it take?

Guest: Malaika