The Daily Discourse

We are now in conversation with the ANC's national spokesperson Pule Mabe to discuss the claims that Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is investigating President Cyril Ramaphosa for money laundering. This after reports emerged that Mkhwebane had extended the scope of her probe into a R500 000 donation President Ramaphosa received during his campaign to secure the ANC's presidency in 2017.

GUEST: Pule Mabe, ANC national spokesperson

Time for our regular Monday feature Legally Speaking. The word conveyancing is used to describe the administrative and legal procedures necessary to transfer ownership (and other rights) in immovable property from one person to another. In terms of the laws in South Africa immovable property (vacant land, houses, flats, farms, and buildings) can be privately owned. Thousands of property transactions take place in our country every day. This morning we understand what conveyancing attorneys do?

GUEST: Hugh Raichlin – Founder of Hugh Raichlin Attorneys

Guest: Dr Sibongise Dhlomo

A fifth homeless man has been found murdered on the streets of Pretoria on Wednesday. Police could confirm that all five victims were "male, middle-aged, homeless and killed during the night". Homeless people are always the first to be exposed to danger because they don’t have homes. The number of homeless people in SA streets continues to grow every day. How do we deal with the issue of homeless people in SA?

GUEST: Richard Bolland, a board member and found of New Hope South Africa

This morning we are in conversation with former National Police Commissioner, General Riah Phiyega. Was she made to shoulder all the blame for the Marikana tragedy? For more she now joins us on the line…

GUEST: Former National Police Commissioner, General Riah Phiyega.

Time now for our Friday Wind Down feature, where we profile high achievers in their respective fields. This morning we are in conversation with one of South Africa's most prominent political figure, the former premier of Gauteng, Mbhazima Shilowa. Shilowa resigned as Premier on the 29th of September 2008. Shilowa left the ANC to help form the opposition Congress of the People (COPE), where he became the party's deputy president...

GUEST : Mbhazima Shilowa, the former premier of Gauteng

These past weeks we have be talking to newly appointed MEC’S about economic development in their provinces about their plans as a department to help create jobs, eradicate poverty and transform. Economic development is critical for any country’s growth or development and with unemployment being one of the leading issues in SA it’s important to build and transform SA’s economy in order to create jobs. Today we speak to Mr Thabo Mokone – MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism in Limpopo on his plans..

GUEST: Mr Thabo Mokone - MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism in Limpopo

Peaceful protests in Malawi against the outcome of the May 21 Presidential Elections are on today nationwide. Protesters want the nullification of the outcome of the presidential poll. They cite vote counting irregularities as evidenced by use of Tipex on many result sheet forms, as a major reason for backing their calls.

GUESTS: Undule Mwakasungula, who is a Malawian Human Rights and government activist and also a consultant

These past weeks we have been talking to newly appointed MEC’S about economic development in their provinces and about their plans as a department to help create jobs, eradicate poverty and transform. Economic development is critical for any country’s growth or development and with unemployment being one of the leading issues in SA it’s important to build and transform SA’s economy in order to create jobs. Today we speak to Mr Pat Ngomane – MEC of Finance, Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Tourism in Mpumalanga on how to build Mpumalanga’s Economy?

Guest: Pat Ngomane – MEC Finance, Economic Development & Tourism in Mpumalanga

Unemployment is a continuous fight in SA and in an attempt to reduce unemployment in South Africa especially in the youth segment, the Bizniz in a Box has helped 70 young entrepreneurs take their businesses to the next level. These businesses cover various needs of the local community. Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) came up with the Bizniz in a Box concept to overcome challenges like funding issues. This youth programme aims to create an ecosystem of viable micro-businesses offering complementary products and services in a community, using a spaza shop as the anchor. Each business operates out of a custom-designed container. We are joined by Akona Sishuba - Enterprise Development Manager, CCBSA

GUEST: Akona Sishuba - Enterprise Development Manager, for Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa