With July being National Savings Month, we speak to Dr Kobus Du Toit, about the benefits of connecting with ourselves, and how that drives the important decisions we make, whether it be financial, career-related, or any other Important decision in our lives.

GUEST: Dr Kobus Du Toit - Inspirational speaker, a registered brain profile practitioner, author, counsellor and life coach.

Sexual and gender minorities are becoming more vocal, more visible and more determined in working towards full social inclusion on the African continent. But what can this latest trend be attributed to - is Africa finally embracing the LGBTI community?

GUEST: Dr Finn Reygan, Chief Research Specialist at Human Sciences Research Council

We represent, everybody who was born in Western Cape pre 1994, colour doesn’t matter. According to them, Demographics should not be implemented, “it’s hurting us”. “They say houses shouldn’t be given to only black people, everything we are saying is being lost in translation, because people are bringing up race. Coloured people is a disgusting term, which is another term another thing the ANC messed up” The spokesperson of the organization which has been in existence for 3 months, Fadiel Adams says it’s only been 3 months and politicians are running scared of them, adding “we didn’t start this to be popular”

GUEST: Fadiel Adams – Spokesperson for Gatvol Capetonians

In a statement, from the Senior Executive Team of Wits University to the Universities’ Colleagues and Students, Wits said “the designation of students on the University’s student systems will no longer reflect titles such as Mr, Ms, or Mrs, etc. as from 16 July 2018. “The statement further states that “This decision affirms those who are transgender, non-binary or gender non-conforming within the University community, who wish to hold a title that affirms their identity. The University recognizes that it is invalidating and distressing for a person who, for an example, was assigned female at birth but identifies as male to be constantly addressed by a non-affirming title in University correspondence and systems.”

GUEST: Mx Tish Lumos - Programme Coordinator: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Advocacy at the Wits Transformation and Employment Equity Office

Post the 8th Provincial Elective Conference of the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal – we look at the influence of the ANC Youth League in the province. The young lions wanted to entrench a "generational-mix" concept and their wish was granted judging by the outcome of the conference.

GUEST: Thanduxolo Sabelo, Provincial Secretary of the ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal

ANC Secretary, Ace Magashule has called on members to be united and criticized those that took the party to court saying they should instead use internal structures. This follows attempts to stop the ANC elective conference in KwaZulu Natal. Magashule says a united ANC in KwaZulu-Natal is a major contributing factor to the party's performance on elections nationally...This morning we will look at the two KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng ANC provincial elective conferences, which happened over weekend, amid uncertainty about party unity and other challenges facing the party...

GUESTS: Political Analyst Aubrey Matshiqi

Time now for our regular Friday feature "Men Talk". Today we look at "The things that make men feel insecure". At the core of this discussion is the need for men to be strong characters and never insecure about anything. Everyone is insecure to a certain degree BUT we are living in a society that doesn't support men in sharing their insecurities. So as a man, what is your biggest insecurity? For more we are now joined on the line by...

GUEST: Jerry Mofokeng - A Relationship Consultant and Marriage Counsellor:

The Department of Basic Education says it is studying the judgment handed down by the Bhisho High Court in the Eastern Cape, which effectively ordered the government to fix "loopholes" in the legislated minimum norms and standards for school infrastructure. For more we are now joined in studio by

GUEST: (In studio) Department of Basic Education spokesman, Elijah Mhlanga

Sexual and gender minorities are becoming more vocal, more visible and more determined in working towards full social inclusion on the African continent. But what can this latest trend be attributed to - is Africa finally embracing the LGBTI community?

GUEST: Dr Finn Reygan, Senior Research Specialist at Human Sciences Research Council

The ANC on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of one of its employees allegedly involved in "serious crimes". This comes after Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba made a claim that one of the suspects arrested in a recent cash-in-transit heist in Dobsonville. Mayor Mashaba also claims that 2 ANC ministers are also involved in serious crimes.

guest: Mayor Herman Mashaba