Zwelinzima Vavi and Mbali Khumalo discuss the upcoming anti-corruption march, their demands and what they hope to achieve. www.cliffcentral.com

The killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson exposed the injustices towards African Americans in the US. Professor Justin Hansford, who protested on the streets in Ferguson and worked with the Brown family, explains the struggle. www.cliffcentral.com

Koketso Moeti from amandla.mobi discusses Marikana and a campaign to ban R-5 rifles for crowd control. The team discusses kidnappings, forced initiations and annual national assessments. Lastly, the big question: to boycott or not to boycott the Pharrell concert? www.cliffcentral.com

Ranjeni Munusamy joins the team for a round up of current affairs including the ANC succession race, Homo naledi, the migrant crisis in Europe and the beautification of Benedict Daswa. www.cliffcentral.com

Lawyers, civil society and former mineworkers speak on their attempts to get compensation from mining houses who exposed them to silicosis, despite knowing the health risks. This could be one of the most symbolic issues for the labour movement in recent years, as activists try to hold those responsible to account through the courts. www.cliffcentral.com

Are we on the cusp of affordable, high quality education in South Africa? The team sits down with Nonhlanhla Masina - one of the trailblazers working to make this a reality. She shares her personal journey of walking 8km to high school each day and teaching her peers maths and science throughout Grade 11. We get her perspective on the country's education, how she came to be the co-founder of African School for Excellence, and how their model could be the solution for high quality education across the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury sits down with Angolan award-winning journalist and activist, Rafael Marques de Morais. His work in confronting corruption and promoting political freedom makes Marques one of the best known voices standing up to the Angolan authoritarian regime. In his personal and humorous style, he talks about his time in prison, his run-ins with the state and his thoughts on freedom in Angola. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson sit down with writer Sisonke Msimang ahead of her ‘Ruth First Memorial Lecture’ on interracial friendships in South Africa. She gives a preview of her lecture that pulls together everything from Aristotle to Njabulo Ndebele to explore how friendship relates to democracy. www.cliffcentral.com

Will the national minimum wage cost you your job? Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson discuss this with economists Gilad Isaacs and Bandile Ngidi, BUSA's Vanessa Phala as well as COSATU's Parliamentary liaison, Matthew Parks. www.cliffcentral.com

As Women's Month begins the team chat to Vanguard contributor Anele Nzimande, Feminist Stokvel member Kavuli Nyali-Binase and the South African Young Feminist Activist's Mase Ramaru about challenges within feminism, the relevance of Women's Month and possible areas for advancement. www.cliffcentral.com