Focus: How can South Africans pay tribute to O.R Tambo? Our guest, Linda Vilakazi explains how Tambo’s legacy lives on in our constitutional democracy. The year 2017 marks the Centenary of the late Oliver Reginald Tambo, who was one of the key drivers of South Africa’s liberation and one of the founding fathers of our constitutional democracy.

Guest (studio): Linda Vilakazi, CEO of the Oliver and Adelaide Tambo Foundation

Focus: Thando Sipuye argues that there are numerous Black women, little known of because they were not in leadership positions or did not appear on photographer’s frames, whose involvement, contributions and experiences during the struggle were significantly profound. But why are we not told about their stories?

Guest: Thando Sipuye, an African historian and a social scientist

Gauteng Opera will be presenting one of the world’s most loved opera’s La Bohème. It is an opera by Giacomo Puccini which premiered on the 1st of February 1896 at the Teatro Regio in Turin, Italy. It is said to be the world’s most romantic opera.

Guest (Studio): Khayakazi Madlala

Guest (Studio): Phenye Modiane

Brendan Gace - Head of Anchor Capital, Private Clients

Alternative forms of currency – do we really need them, how will they change the status quo?

Professor Lorenzo Fioramonti shares his views and thoughts on the future of money and its impact on power distribution in the global economy, and how it affects the world’s social order in general.

Guest: Lorenzo Fioramonti, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Pretoria & Author of “Wellbeing Economy: Success in a World Without Growth”

This morning on ‘Living with it’, we focus on Rheumatoid arthritis. It’s a chronic inflammatory disorder that can affect more than just your joints. What is life like under this condition?

Guest: Faith Tumelo-Khuzwayo – Has been living with rheumatoid arthritis for about 10 years

Who was Ahmed Timol and what exactly were the circumstances surrounding his death?
It’s been 45 years since Ahmed Timol died. Timol was a young schoolteacher in Roodepoort who opposed apartheid. He was arrested at a police roadblock on 22 October 1971, and died five days later. He was the 22nd political detainee to die in detention since 1960.

Guest : Imtiaz Cajee, Ahmed Timol’s nephew

In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Sango Ntsaluba, former co-founder of SizweNtsalubaGobodo accounting and auditing firm talks to us about entrepreneurship and enterprise development, education and philanthropy.

Guest: Mr Sango Ntsaluba, Executive Chairman of NMT Capital & former Co-founder of SizweNtsalubaGobodo

We find out from the SA Human Rights Commission. With accounts of smoking and drinking alcohol on train carriages - the Commission is particularly concerned with the danger these activities pose to public health and safety of women and children.

Guest: Gushwell Brooks – Communications Co-ordinator at SA Human Rights Commission

Over the years we’ve heard a lot of talk on Vision 2030. Well, last week leaders from both government and the private sector gathered at the Vision 2030 summit to unpack the National Development Plan and which direction it should be taking. What is it that we as South Africans should know about it and why does it matter us?

Guest: Mr Clay Tsapi - Project and Brand Manager: NDP Vision 2030 Summit Publication and Awards
Guest: Tshediso Matona – Director General in the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation