Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Gabriel Crouse discuss the government deal which will sell SAA to a private firm, the new acting Health Minister and the fading memory of June 16th.

Nicholas Lorimer, Terence Corrigan and Marius Roodt discuss the planned strike by ANC staff, the fight over private generating of electricity and cancel culture on a local level.

Nicholas Lorimer asks Dr. Frans Cronje and Dr. Anthea Jeffery for an update on the Expropriation without compensation legislation making its way through Parliament.

Marius Roodt, Gabriel Crouse and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the latest economic news, the closure of South Africa's largest cheese factory, and an exciting crime operation

Nicholas Lorimer, Terence Corrigan, and Hermann Pretorius discuss the Nigerian government's banning of social media platform Twitter, the move towards a private police force in South Africa, and the state of the SA army.

Gabriel Crouse, Nicholas Lorimer and Hermann Pretorius discuss the lab-leak theory and what Dr. Anthony Fauci knew about it, the latest in Israeli politics and a call by the Black Business Council for "Black" ownership of 70% of the economy by 2030.

Bheki Mahlobo, Marius Roodt and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the use of BEE in blocking a planned sale of the fast-food restaurant Burger King, new smoking regulations and whether the DA has been right all along.

Nicholas Lorimer, Gabriel Crouse and Terence Corrigan discuss the IRR's new campaign called "Racism is not the problem", they also discuss custodial land takings and the latest unemployment figures.

Nicholas Lorimer, Hermann Pretorius and Sara Gon discuss a report from the alcohol industry which says that the illegal alcohol industry has benefited massively from lockdowns. They also discuss the situation along the border with Lesotho and the comments by mining CEO Neal Froneman about government reluctance to let the private sector provide solutions.

Terence Corrigan, Hermann Pretorius and Nicholas Lorimer discuss comments by Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni, about expropriation and consider if this shows the tide is turning in the fight for property rights.