South Africa-based Congolese musician Tresor.
Nostalgia, as the title suggests, induces feelings of nostalgia. The album combines the sound of ’80s pop as well as disco, house and Afropop; all while maintaining an African sensibility. This morning we get to know the man behind the album, while also playing for you some sounds from the Album.

Guest: Tresor – Musician

Up to 15 percent of couples are infertile. This means they aren't able to conceive a child, even though they've frequently, tried for a year or longer. Fertility problems can leave men with intense feelings of anger, shame, resentment and confusion. This morning on our #MenTalk feature we look at some of the reasons behind Male infertility and the impact on the mental and overall health of men.

GUEST: Dr Tiny Mhinga – Medical practitioner at Razorite Fourways and member of the men's health forum.

Today we are broadcasting live from the Wembley stadium, in Edendale Township in Pietermaritzburg for the launch of the “Good Green Deeds Clean-up Campaign”. KwaZulu Natal is seen as one of the dirtiest provinces and the KZN Provincial Government has embarked on this Clean-up campaign to shed this image.

guest: KZN MEC for Cogta Nomusa Dube-Ncube
guest: Andries Carl Nel, the Deputy Minister for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

Today we are broadcasting live from the Wembley stadium, in Edendale Township in Pietermaritzburg for the launch of the “Good Green Deeds Clean-up Campaign”. KwaZulu Natal is seen as one of the dirtiest provinces and the KZN Provincial Government has embarked on this Clean-up campaign to shed this image.

GUEST: Nomvula Mokonyane - Minister of Environmental Affairs

Today we are broadcasting live from the Wembley stadium, in Edendale Township in Pietermaritzburg for the launch of the “Good Green Deeds Clean-up Campaign”. KwaZulu Natal is seen as one of the dirtiest provinces and the KZN Provincial Government has embarked on this Clean-up campaign to shed this image.

GUEST: Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize - Co-operative governance & traditional affairs minister

We now look at South Africa’s new demerit system, which the Automobile Association (AA) of South Africa say is unconstitutional and more focused on collecting revenue than punishing offenders. Earlier this month, the National Assembly passed the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Bill and sent it to President Cyril Ramaphosa to be signed into law. The bill plans to introduce a new demerit system, a block on obtaining driving and vehicle licenses when failing to pay traffic fines

GUEST: Layton Beard, the spokesperson for the Automobile Association (AA) of South Africa

What are your rights to protect yourself and family during a home invasion? And what is classified as self-defence during home invasions? When are you allowed to shoot an intruder? Many South Africans are confused around their rights to self-defense, so on this Human Rights Day we will look at the legal description of private defence or self-defence. While every self-defence case will be heard on merit in the courts, you will have to justify your action. So what rights do you have when it comes to self-defense?

guest: Emmanuel Maravanyika - Lecturer in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Monash South Africa

UDM leader General Bantu Holomisa has proposed that the PIC Commission of Inquiry be given more time to investigate the PIC. Holomisa presented his submission to the commission in Pretoria yesterday. He says there seems to be an unhealthy relationship between certain companies and some of the PIC directors. He advised the commission to look into all unlisted transactions involving the asset manager. He's accused the PIC management of using transformation to loot the public sector pension fund.

GUEST: UDM leader, General Bantu Holomisa

The nature of entrepreneurship has to try different things to succeed. But unforeseen circumstances, the wrong judgment call, or extenuating factors like a bad partner or external fraud, even loadshedding could get you into financial trouble with a loan you can't repay, or a loss you can't carry.
If you've landed up with a bad credit record, is this a life sentence? Could you bounce back to qualify for business financing again one day? And how would you go about rebuilding your financial name so lenders will trust you again?

GUEST: Gary Palmer, CEO of Paragon Lending Solutions

The lobby group named People Against Load Shedding (PALS) have decided to charge Public Enterprises Minister, Pravin Gordhan for creating the load shedding crisis currently embattling South Africa. The lobby group believes, wholeheartedly, that there are sufficient legal grounds for the Senior Public Prosecutor to accept the criminal charges. Can the Ministry be held accountable?

GUEST: Visvin Reddy, the National Convenor for a lobby group People Against Load Shedding (PALS)