Yesterday saw the public launch of Indlulamithi – South Africa Scenarios 2030. This multi-stakeholder project is geared towards developing a framework to better understand our country’s trajectory and make long-term informed-decisions. Joining us to outline its objectives is……

Guest: Dr Yacoob Abba Omar, Head of strategy and communications at the Banking Association of South Africa & spokesperson at Indlulamithi

Guest: Bheki Cele – Minister of Police

With CPS’s contract due to expire at the end of the month. This morning we look at SASSA’s state of affairs asking, how did they get where they are today?

Guests: Paseka Letsatsi, spokesperson, South African Social Security Agency and Lynette Maart, National Director, Black Sash

On the 5th of December 2017, Vusi Thembekwayo launched his debut leadership and management book, The Magna Carta of Exponentiality. In the book, he looks at teams, leaders and organisations that have managed to deliver phenomenal market-beating results in the face of extreme uncertainty, severe resource constraints and socio-political instability. He now joins us to unpack how one can drive exponential results in linear markets.

Guest: Vusi Thembekwayo -Chief Executive Officer of MyGrowthFund & IC Knowledge – Bureau, a global entrepreneur, investor, business speaker and author

Much has been expected of South Africa as an African leader from beyond the continent, yet the lesson of the post-1994 period is that South Africa has consistently struggled to deliver under this weight of expectation – and its African record has been punctuated by a series of failures as it struggles to translate material power into tangible foreign policy achievement. So this morning we investigate why South Africa struggles to lead in Africa.

Guest (UK): Mr James Hamill, Lecturer in the School of History, Politics & International Relations at the University of Leicester, UK & Author of "Africa’s Lost Leader: South Africa’s Continental Role Since Apartheid

using the Mancoba Seven Angels Ministry as an example’ How does someone know if the faith they are following is harmful?
Last week, a shootout ensued in a churchyard after an earlier attack last week during which a group of men stormed a police station, killing five officers and a retired soldier. According to reports, Leaders of the Mancoba Seven Angels Ministry who are called “angels” by their members, were involved in the murdering of 5 officers. Last year, Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva - chairperson of the CRL Commission warned Parliament about the church, saying it’s a cult, and a disaster waiting to happen. This morning we find out what life, in a cult is like.

Guest: Lesley Smailes, author of Cult Sister (TBC)

Being the last Tuesday of the month, Bryan deals with SMSs and emails that haven’t been responded to”.

Guest (studio): Bryan Hirsch, Chairperson of Bryan Hirsch, Colley & Associates (Pty) Limited

An overview of Africa’s main natural resources: Rich in oil and natural resources, the continent holds a strategic position on the global market. But why is Africa so underdeveloped and poor?

Guest: Dr Claude Kabemba, Director of the Southern Africa Resource Watch

How did this reshuffle affect our markets and what can we expect moving forward?

Guest: Dawie Roodt, Director and Chief Economist of the Efficient Group

How is the property market going to be impacted by the Budget Speech?”

Guest (studio): Dineo Molomo, from Dineo Properties (Pty) Ltd [email protected] Twitter: @dineoproperties Facebook:@dineoproperties

Christo Weilbach