guest: Nosihle dlamini

guest: Thulani nzama - head of business support for tourism and market unit for the ethekwini municipality

Priven has the most amazing story of going from a car guard earning R50 a day, ten years ago, to now being worth 4.8 Billion Rand. His story has spread hope far and wide across the world - he joins us this morning to share his success story.

GUEST (JHB studio): Priven Reddy, CEO of Kagiso Interactive States

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has created anxiety over job loss; workers fear they will be replaced by the rise of artificial intelligence. Will human beings be replaced by robots and computers which can perform many human jobs? Is the Fourth Industrial Revolution a source of personal concern? The impact of this Revolution will undoubtedly be substantial, but whether it's largely positive or negative still remains to be seen. This morning we are in conversation with Frans Baleni, a Member of the University of Johannesburg Council and a former general secretary of the Union of Mineworkers. Baleni says never before has it become so compelling for organised labour to stand up with one voice and participate in shaping the Fourth Industrial Revolution...

GUEST: Frans Baleni, a Member of the University of Johannesburg Council and a former general secretary of the Union of Mineworkers

The Moerane Commission's report has found that more of the political killings in KwaZulu-Natal are mostly within each party and are linked to tenders. Premier Willies Mchunu released the report in the provincial Legislature in Pietermaritzburg yesterday. The Commission investigated the underlying causes of political related killings in KwaZulu-Natal since 2011. Premier Mchunu says collective effort is needed to curb political killings in the province…

GUEST: Mary de Haas, an Independent researcher and violence monitor:
GUEST: Protas Madlala, a political analyst

GUEST: We speak to Connie Ferguson, a South African award winning actress, producer and entrepreneur best known for her roles of Karabo Moroka in Generations, Dr. Lerato Molefe in Soul City, Marang Lebone in The Wild, Mavis Mabaso in Rockville and Harriet Khoza in The Queen. She was the first South African actress to launch a fragrance line in 2008, and currently has a body care line for men and women simply named Connie and Connie Men, available at all major retailers nationwide and a select African countries

Should Chapter 9 institutions merge for efficiency? We are now in conversation with Advocate Aubrey Sedupane, who is an admitted advocate of the high court, who says Chapter 9 institutions are too fragmented to make the desired impact, which is to see the achievement of human rights and unity.

GUEST: Advocate Aubrey Sedupane, who is an admitted advocate of the high court

guest: gugu bengu

guest: Thabisile mthethwa

We are now in conversation with Elinor Sisulu, who is a Zimbabwean-born South African writer and human rights activist. She is a graduate of the University of Zimbabwe (1977 – 1980); the United Nations Institute for Economic Planning and Development (IDEP) in Dakar, Senegal (1981) and the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, Netherlands (1985)
She worked as an academic researcher in the Ministry of Labour in Zimbabwe (1980 – 87) before moving to Lusaka, Zambia where she worked for the International Labour Organization’s Lusaka Office on assistance to the liberation movements ANC, PAC and SWAPO (1987 – 1990)