Nicholas Lorimer and Michael Morris discuss the dire economic and fiscal situation SA finds itself in as well as the water crisis in Joburg. Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

Sara Gon, Marius Roodt and Gerbrandt van Heerden discuss the managerial schizophrenia of Pravin Gordhan, academic leaves the country because Home Affairs won't give his wife and step-daughter visas, and Extinction Rebellion gets evicted from Standard Bank. Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

In today's TDF Wrap Hermann and Marius take a look at SA's place in the world. First up, the issue of AGOA following attempts by some in the US to have the upcoming AGOA summit moved out of SA due to the ANC's position on the war in Ukraine. Then it's on to Pravin Gordhan's take on the "new" SAA and where the government sees it going. The question, however, is: where on earth is that? Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

Nicholas Lorimer and Makone Maja discuss the defeat of the “end cadre deployment bill”, mob killings, and needing more women in the U.N. Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

Nicholas Lorimer and Sara Gon discuss the call by the Police Union to declare the murder of cops to be treason. They also discuss the differences between SA and Nigeria and the SAHC finding that the right to clean water is being abused in KZN.

Today's Daily Friend Show with Nicholas Lorimer, Chris Hattingh, and Hermann Pretorius. They discuss the country's financial situation and a low-ambition "poverty alleviation" plan from government. They also discuss political killings in KZN and water shortages in Gauteng.

Today's Daily Friend show with Nicholas Lorimer, Michael Morris, and Marius Roodt. They discuss the massive growth in the import of solar panels by ordinary people and businesses to fight load shedding. They also chat about accusations that the CIA is sabotaging SA and they discuss a DA law to make coalition governments more stable.

Hermann Pretorius and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the violent strike in the city of Tshwane and the good work done by the informal waste pickers across SA.

Nicholas Lorimer and Sara Gon discuss the incredible revelation that the giant Kusile power plant is currently producing no electricity. They also discuss a conflict of interest in Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s latest advisor appointment. They also chat about the Union’s outrage at government “austerity”.

Hermann and John discuss the question of bucks and where they end up stopping. The Treasury warns that bucks are running out and labour leaders are not happy. When it comes to accountability and where the buck must stop, Chapter 9 entities are coming under scrutiny as Busi Mkhwebane is kicked out of office. Finally, the chat turns to why symbolism and unity matter as President Ramaphosa offers military ceremony and honours for the funeral of Mangosuthu Buthelezi