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Newsmakers and Guest Experts offer their insights and perspectives into the national and global discourse on politics, economics, education, social matters and comprehensive dialogues on cultural dive... more
FAQs about The Daily Discourse:How many episodes does The Daily Discourse have?The podcast currently has 7,692 episodes available.
January 25, 20181 February 2018 Indian and White owned funeral companies will not be allowed to enter our townships and villagesThere has been a wide outcry against Nafupa’s stance on non-black funeral companies conducting business in “black” townships. In a statement issued by Nafupa last week, they argue that black businesses were not given business by Indian or White families and therefore it is not fair for these companies to do business in the townships.Guest: Nkosentsha Shezi, Secretary General of the National Funeral Parlour Association of South Africa (Nafupa)Dr Lawrence Nkonyana, President of NAFDA...more30minPlay
January 24, 2018African Intellectuals as Composers of MusicDr Thokozani Mhlambi tells us about his social media campaign that is aimed at highlighting African Intellectuals as composers of music. His view is that the early compositions of African Intellectuals carry a strong message of hope and restoration that must be treasured today in South Africa and Africa at-large. He joins us now to tell us more about this wonderful initiative.Guest (Dbn studio): Dr Thokozani Mhlambi, Composer / Cultural Theorist...more23minPlay
January 24, 2018What do you make of the ANC’s resolution to nationalise the Reserve Bank: Wise or bad move?During its 54th National Conference that took place in December last year. The ANC took a resolution to nationalise the South African Reserve Bank. However, bank officials spoke out against the proposal when it was first discussed at the ANC’s policy conference in June last year‚ saying its private shareholding structure had no bearing on its monetary policy stance or the regulatory role it played in the banking sector and the broader economy. Guest: Professor Jannie Rossouw, Head of School of Economics & Business Sciences at Wits...more22minPlay
January 24, 2018Water crisis in the Western CapeWith the Western Cape currently facing a serious drought due to poor rainfall. This morning we are joined by Trevor Balzer who will tell us about what the national government is doing to contain the situation. Guest: Trevor Balzer, DDG Chief Operations at the Department of Water and Sanitation...more16minPlay
January 23, 2018Road Safety: Provisional Festive Season ReportDisclosing the festive season road traffic deaths and volumes (yesterday). The Minister of Transport said preliminary data for the period starting December 1‚ 2017 to January 9‚ 2018 showed that there were 1‚527 people who died on the roads in that period compared to 1‚714 fatalities in the same period the previous year. This represents a 11% decline‚ which surpassed the 10% target. So this morning we ask, should this decline be celebrated or should they be aiming higher? Call us and share your thoughts…….guest : Sindisiwe Chikunga...more20minPlay
January 22, 2018Living With ItWe find out what life is like living with Friedreich's AtaxiaGuest (studio): Jayd Dell - Sufferer of Friedreich's Ataxia...more15minPlay
January 22, 2018How sufficient is our Constitutional Property Clause – is it well equipped to deal with land reform in this country?The land question remains a highly emotive issue in this country. Our guest is of the view that public perception that not enough has been done to achieve land reform under the current legal and constitutional prescripts fuels tensions even further.Guest: Yolisa Mfaise, Agri SA’s legal advisor...more25minPlay
January 22, 2018SA’s skills gap problem – How do we fix it?A new report compiled by Xpatweb, titled Critical Skills Survey Results 2017, confirms that local companies are hard pressed to find the right expertise to achieve their corporate goals. The report also revealed that businesses believe that the acquisition of foreign skills is the only sensible response to this problem. Joining us to tell us more about the findings of the report is…..Guest: Marisa Jacobs, Director – Head of Immigration and Mobility at Xpatweb (a division of Tax Consulting SA)...more53minPlay
January 18, 2018Nehawu’s Unisa strikeYesterday, Nehawu members embarked on a nationwide strike at Unisa campuses. This morning we find out from Nehawu as to why exactly are they striking, and we shall also look at the effect of strike on students, particularly those wishing to study at UNISA who are trying to take advantage of the re-opening of applications. And then we will hear from the leader of Unisa students in the Eastern Cape about how this strike is negatively affecting them. Guests: Khaya Xaba, National spokesperson of Nehawu Mawande Naki, Chairperson of the Unisa Student Representative Council (SRC) in the Eastern Cape...more24minPlay
January 18, 2018What will SME owners need to do in the first quarter of 2018 in order to be prepared for the rest of the yearAgainst which key indicators should business owners measure their SMEs in order to get a picture of where they are at, and what their chances for success are in 2018? Guest (studio): Jeremy Lang - Regional General Manager of Business Investments at Business Partners Limited in Inland West...more23minPlay
FAQs about The Daily Discourse:How many episodes does The Daily Discourse have?The podcast currently has 7,692 episodes available.