As the year comes to an end, our focus is on your new plans for the year 2020.

Guest: Brendan Gace, Head of Anchor Capital, Private Clients

We visit some of the provinces to hear how the registrations are progressing as Gauteng is still battling to place some of the grade 1 and 8 learners in different schools.

GUEST: Howard Ndaba – Spokesperson

We visit some of the provinces to hear how the registrations are progressing as Gauteng is still battling to place some of the grade 1 and 8 learners in different schools.

GUEST: Dr Ray

Economists are expecting the country’s economic growth data for the rest of the year to be disappointing. Some of the tell signs they are pointing to is the retail sales, rising unemployment and slow wage growth. We can we look forward to seeing that we are already in a festive mood?

Guest: Dr. Azar Jammine – Chief Economist at Econometrix

In our legally speaking feature this morning we look at the legal recourse of a men falsely accused of rape. Where does one start seeing that just an accusation around this issue is enough to damage a person’s reputation?

GUEST: Prof Stephen Tuson – Practising Attorney and Adjunct Professor at the Wits Law Clinic

As government is looking to explore the energy resources, environmentalists are watching all the developments. Recently in KZN, ocean conservation groups halted, for now, multinational oil and gas exploration venture off the province’s coast, saying that it would open the floodgates for further oil drilling before there was a proper evaluation of potentially catastrophic environmental damage. To get an understanding on this and what the main concerns are

GUEST: Janet Solomon – Heading the campaign for OCEANS NOT OIL

Police Minister Bheki Cele last week announced a six-month national firearms amnesty which will begin yesterday (Sunday). More than 42 000 guns were recovered, along with 450 000 rounds of ammunition in the last amnesty period. How should we interpret these amnesty periods and how do they help get guns off the wrong hands?

GUEST: Sarah

Water and sanitation minister Lindiwe Sisulu last week announced her R898bn “master plan” aimed at dealing with the impact of drought and provide water security for the country. Speaking during the launch, Sisulu said that the 23-point national water and sanitation master plan, would open doors for research and the creation of technologies to help find other water supplies. To unpack this further,

GUEST: Sputnik Ratau – Spokesperson for the Department of Water and Sanitation

Media reports indicate that Proteas most successful Test skipper Graeme Smith may still be appointed as Cricket South Africa’s Director of Cricket. You may recall that Smith pulled out of the race in early November, claims have now surfaced that the CSA has since convinced him to come on board. What does all of this mean and what is he bringing to South African cricket?

Guest: Jannet Whitton – SABC deputy sports editor

We get our final view on the importance of industrial parks the value they add to business and the role played by Development Bank of Southern Africa ….

Guest: Buhle Dlulani – CEO of the Eastern Cape Development Corporation

Guest: Chuene Ramphele – Group Executive at the Development Bank of Southern Africa