The IRR hosted an online briefing discussing its latest 'Because #BlackLivesMatter: What institutions need to know about the BLM Global Network'. The report examines the origins, strategies and ideology of the Black Lives Matter movement, and cautions institutions about the risks of endorsing it.

Nicholas Lorimer, Sara Gon and Hermann Pretorius discuss the reported vaccine order the UK government has placed for 90 million more doses, the latest development in the Zondo commission and a strike against Ramaphosa by a restaurant owner.

Nicholas Lorimer, Terence Corrigan and Marius Roodt discuss the current state of the U.S. Election, the implications of defunding Stats SA and an update on Covid.

Nicholas Lorimer speaks to Sara Gon and Hermann Pretorius about the possible inevitability of China's rise, whether the New York Times is doomed for capture by propagandists, and the chance that SA's finance minister will (or can) bring the government to its senses.

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Nicholas Lorimer chats to Sara Gon and Gabriel Crouse for their thoughts on the changes to the lockdown regulations, whether our media is covering churches as much as it should and Gabriel unpacks the inequality report.

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Nicholas Lorimer chats to Terence Corrigan and Gabriel Crouse about the ongoing problems with land invasions across the country, the rural security situation, Gabriel gives an update on Covid-19 and we discuss the growing biltong market in Scotland and South Africa’s cultural overseas exports.

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Nicholas Lorimer asks Hermann Pretorius about the IRR's latest campaigns in defense of property rights and how South Africa's big banks are avoiding answering the important questions on EWC.

For your listening pleasure over a cup of coffee and a koeksister, on today’s edition of the Daily Friend Show, Nicholas Lorimer speaks to Sara Gon and John Endres about the generally poor state of the MK veterans association and a UN report on the devastation that is predicted to befall the South African tourism sector in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis and lockdown. They also chat about the call from the EFF for the custodial taking of land by the state as well as a threat against South Africa by the Islamic State.

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Marius Roodt, Terence Corrigan, and Hermann Pretorius discuss a leaked document that is purportedly from the government envisaging what post-lockdown SA will look like, Chinese sabre rattling, and could Gauteng be headed for another lockdown?’

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Nicholas Lorimer asks Michael Morris and Gabriel Crouse for their thoughts on the health of South Africa’s public discourse and how we have come to what seems to be the ever-narrowing realm of topics for discussion.

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