We talk to the Road Accident Fund to remind you our listener and the public in general about how to approach the Road Accident Fund and what the new changes of directly claiming mean. For many years lawyers defrauded the fund millions of rands as they gave very little to victims. Since the changes how has the public been dealing with the fund?

GUEST: Advocate Khathu Magadani, Promotions and Activation manager at the Road Accident Fund

As we enter Heritage Month, we turn our focus on the Khoi and San community. They started off celebration this weekend with a programme they call “cultural reawakening” themed “from Coloured to Khoi”. They go on to say that they would like to restore themselves as a nation from being named coloured to reclaim their Khoi and San ancestry.
GUEST: Christian Martin – A Khoi-San activist and ANC MPL in the Eastern Cape legislature
GUEST: Khoi chief, Crawford Fraser

Mzwanele Nyhontso was elected president of the Pan Africanist Congress at the party’s national elective conference this past weekend in Bloemfontein. But as expected with the PAC, another faction is disputing his presidency saying the conference was illegal. Narius Moloto who was not part of the conference is reportedly one of the people saying the conference was illegal. To get an understanding from the new leadership,

GUEST: Newly elected PAC President, Mzwanele Nyhontso

The chairperson of the Information Regulator, Advocate Pansy Tlakula says they are considering joining an application as friends of the courts to review the public protector's report on Bosasa donations, citing that privacy laws may have been breached during the investigation.

GUEST: Advocate Pansy Tlakula, Chairperson of the Information Regulator

This Friday morning the Talking Point is coming to you live from the International Convention Centre in East London, where the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies is hosting member states from African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 4th Regional Preparatory Meeting for the World Radio Communication conference. The main objective of the meeting will be to consider and adopt the African Common Proposals to the World Radio Communication

Guest:Mametse Masemola – Chairperson of the South African Women in ICT Forum

FOCUS: This Friday morning the Talking Point is coming to you live from the International Convention Centre in East London, where the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies is hosting member states from African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 4th Regional Preparatory Meeting for the World Radio Communication conference. The main objective of the meeting will be to consider and adopt the African Common Proposals to the World Radio Communication

Guest: Minister of Communications Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams

: This Friday morning the Talking Point is coming to you live from the International Convention Centre in East London, where the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies is hosting member states from African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 4th Regional Preparatory Meeting for the World Radio Communication conference.

GUEST: Eastern Cape Premier, Oscar Mabuyane

This Friday morning the Talking Point is coming to you live from the International Convention Centre in East London, where the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies is hosting member states from African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 4th Regional Preparatory Meeting for the World Radio Communication conference.

Guest: Mr Kilyobas Binga, the Director, Radio Monitoring and Survey, Ministry of Communications in Nigeria

This Friday morning the Talking Point is coming to you live from the International Convention Centre in East London, where the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies is hosting member states from African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 4th Regional Preparatory Meeting for the World Radio Communication conference.

John Omo has been elected the new Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union

Yesterday Cosatu briefed the media on the outcomes of their three day Central Executive Committee meeting where they spoke about a number of things. One of those was how they plan to deal with the issue of retrenchments. Now you may be aware that we have been doing a series of interviews around the issue of employment. Let’s engage Cosatu now to hear how they plan to fight retrenchments seeing that the country’s economy is not doing well. Also how do they interpret Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s plan?

GUEST: Solly Phetoe – Cosatu’s Deputy Secretary- General