How do you say “no” to people who suggest medication or healing when one is sick?

Many times especially on social media we are bombarded by postings of incidents are alleged to be racist. Sometimes it’s an incident where a black person and a white person are fighting over parking. Then also on the other hand there are real racial issues that just makes all of us angry and slows down social cohesion. What is it exactly that makes us see things through racial eyes?

Guest: Gwen Ngwenya – COO Institute for Race Relations

Lady Caroline is a life coach with intuition and she has the ability to read the future. What is she about exactly and what sort of methods does she use. Also what are the misconceptions associated with her profession?

Guest: Lady Caroline – Life Coach with intuition

These days many consumers fear carrying cash due to the high crime levels and prefer to swipe their cards. But then most it of the time it is the big businesses that do card transactions. Seeing how the consumer trends are changing, just how important is it for the SMME sector to go cashless in order not to miss out on the much needed sales?

Guest: Katlego Maphai - CEO and co-founder of Yoco

Every time the Pan-African Parliament sits in Midrand, we often get questions about what it does and also the different structures and functions it performs. How do the member states contribute towards it and how much power does it hold? In a recent article our guest raised the issue integration saying that it is slow, but also optimistic that the future looks bright for the continent….

Guest: Vipya Harawa - Clerk of the Pan African Parliament

Dr Uchenna Okeja outlines the objectives of the African passport. He is of the view that the new passport could be taken to represent a new political agenda that is worth fighting for. The passport was launched by the African Union late last year.

Guest: Dr Uchenna Okeja, Senior lecturer in the department of philosophy at Rhodes University

In conversation with Dr Nkosana Moyo, presidential candidate for Zimbabwe 2018 Presidential elections. Moyo believes he’s the right man for the job and he can turn around his country’s economic fortunes because he has worked at the World Bank and other international financial institutions where he got the experience.

Guest: Dr Nkosana Moyo, former Vice President and COO of the African Development Bank, and founder of the Mandela Institute for Development
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We unpack and define the objectives of ‘The Freedom Charter’ and assess its relevance in present day South Africa. This year marks 62 years since this imperative document was adopted, but are we doing enough to achieve the ideals set out in the document?

Guest: Professor Pitika Ntuli, Socio cultural analyst

what’s the determining factor when it comes to charging the amount of Lobola?

Focus: Our guest believes that Black people have turned this sacred practice into a business transaction and he argues that the reasoning behind the exorbitant prices is very unreasonable.

Guest: Kabelo Chabalala is the Founder of the Young Men Movement

The latest Property Sector Market Size report by the Property Sector Charter Council reveals that Black people are still largely excluded from property sector value chain. This morning we hear from the South African Institute for Black Property Owners about why they think it is of paramount importance to prioritise the inclusive growth and radical transformation in the property sector.

Guest (studio): Vuyiswa Mutshekwane, CEO of the South African Institute for Black Property Owners