The Daily Discourse

This morning on our musical wind down - we feature the music of Samthing Soweto. He started his career as one of the founding members of the South African acappella group The Soil.

Guest (studio): Samthing Soweto aka Samkelo Mdolomba

Looking at the preliminary findings of the first Peoples’ Tribunal on Economic Crime. The concrete recommendations include a strong call for South African state institutions as well as various European states to investigate serious instances of economic crime. Evidence collected by the Tribunal will in due course be handed over to the relevant state authorities to assist future investigations.

Guest: Kelly Kopman (in-house attorney) for the People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime

We learn more about South Africa’s first Integrity Idol initiative, which according to the Nelson Mandela Foundation aims to inspire a national movement to honour, encourage and connect honest civil servants.

Guest: Sello Hatang: CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation

What is the #WomanUp2018 all about and what does it aim to achieve - what are the main challenges in sexual and reproductive health across the African continent?

Guest: Tessa Dooms is the managing Director of Youth Lab, a dynamic youth-led policy think tank that mainstreams youth perspectives on policy issues through interaction, knowledge sharing and capacity development.

Dr Uwemedimo Uko Esiet, is a public health physician, social development and sexual health advocate based in Lagos, Nigeria and he is the Conference Convener.

What does a typical entrepreneur get from being incubated that they would not get if they are not? How do they measure their success?

Guest: Mr Tervern Jaftha - Senior Manager of Incubation

Guest: : Adv Thabo Mokoena - Director General of the Department of Mineral Resource

Installment Sale Agreement

Guest (studio): Dineo Molomo, from Dineo Properties (Pty) Ltd 084 783 4636 [email protected] Twitter: @dineoproperties Facebook:@dineoproperties

SA film, The Wound (Inxeba) is one of the most talked about films in South Africa at the moment and it has attracted both criticism and acclaim. Last week threats were made that “Hell will break loose in PE, if they show that controversial movie”. So this morning we demystify the myths about the movie.

Guests: Chief Xolile Ndevu – From the kingdom of Amaxhosa

Malusi Bengu – Co Writer Inxeba

We discuss the SAICA’s enterprise development programme (previously hope factory) and get to know about their stats for the programme as well as calls for this year’s recruitment for qualifying businesses looking for financial, leadership and Business mastery mentorship .We also discuss the importance of choosing the right mentor for yourself…

Guests: Theresa Kanda SAICA Enterprise Development Programme Representative

Mpumi Nzuza from Nzuza Architects: the mentee/entrepreneur part of the programme (she will be sharing with us how the mentorship has helped her business)

SMA (spinal muscular atrophy) is a disease that robs people of physical strength by affecting the motor nerve cells in the spinal cord, taking away the ability to walk, eat, or breathe. It is the number one genetic cause of death for infants. We find out what life is like when one is living with the disease…

Guest: Kerry Walsh – She has Spinal Muscular Atrophy