Nicholas Lorimer, Gabriel Crouse and Sara Gon discuss Trump’s Covid diagnosis, Ramaphosa’s land reform plan to hand out 700 000 acres of land and if the IMF’s loan terms are violated by the SAA bailout.

Nicholas Lorimer asks Sara Gon and John Endres whether the recent arrest of high ranking officials in the Free State is a portent of things to come, the three also discuss the opening up of travel to some foreign tourists and a shocking new report into the level of hunger and stunted growth amongst SA’s children.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Gabriel Crouse and Terence Corrigan discuss the first of three debates between Donald Trump and Joe Biden for control of the most powerful nation in the world. They also talk about a story from the Daily Maverick about the level of destruction wrought on Gauteng’s rail network by vandals and thieves and we briefly discuss the massive job losses reported in Q2 of 2020.

Nicholas Lorimer chats to Michael Morris and Marius Roodt about the name changing debate in SA, the upcoming U.S. presidential debate and trouble in a faraway part of the world.

Nicholas Lorimer asks Gabriel Crouse and Hermann Pretorius for their take on legislation that seeks to restrict foreigner’s ability to work in townships, the situation in the aftermath of the Newcastle farm murders, and what to make of a report into Trump’s taxes.

Nicholas Lorimer, Terence Corrigan and Hermann Pretorius discuss a statement by the head of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) about senior army personnel who were invited to an ANC meeting, Hermann and Nicholas unpack the upcoming American senate election and they puzzle over what's going on in Camps Bay.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Michael Morris and Gabriel Crouse discuss the upcoming slate of by-elections scheduled for November, the latest bailout of SAA and the death of famous American judge, Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

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Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt and Terence Corrigan discuss the recent government program to teach all government officials ethics. They also delve into the protests against the Thai monarchy and the trouble with South Africa’s neighbours kings and we discuss the accusation that Kelly Khumalo did “blackface” in a music video.

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Life in rural SA is much harder than it needs to be. Jobs are scarce, growth non-existent, circumstances harsh. Large parts of our country have been forgotten by those in power, failed and exploited by those in office. This must change – and it can.

Hermann Pretorius and IRR analyst and researcher, Gabriel Crouse, discuss the challenges faced by rural SA and how we as a country should approach them.

This briefing is the third and final one of this series, as a precursor to the release of the IRR's latest report and accompanying short-documentary, this Saturday; 'Land, Lives & Liberty'.

Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Hermann Pretorius discuss an ANC leader found guilty of assault and his plea to not serve jail time, the creeping chaos and the breakdown in law and order across South Africa and if Cyril’s problem is a personnel problem and nothing more.

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