What is the state of politics in Swaziland? Greg Nicholson and Fatima Mathivha speak to Mario Masuku, leader of banned opposition party Pudemo, after his release from prison. Then, as the winter initiation season ends, they discuss efforts to reduce deaths and injuries. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks about education in South Africa. Rather than bemoan the state of education in the country, the team look at the people and projects leading the way in innovating education. They're joined in studio by Melanie Smuts (Founder & CEO of Streetlight Schools), Lebang Nong (Founder of Katlehong Pele Education) and Athambile Masola (teacher and writer on all things education). www.cliffcentral.com

As Cosatu finally meets for its special national congress, what's the future of the labour movement and what influence will it have on the tripartite alliance? Greg Nicholson and Daily Maverick intern Fatima Mathiva find out from Ranjeni Munusamy. They also look at the Western Cape High Court ruling against garnishee orders on poor farm workers and speak to Richard Poplak about the first African team in the Tour de France. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson investigate the state of health care in the Free State. Each day there are new reports of patients facing inadequate, undignified and inhumane or altogether suspended services. Then they look at Uber, is it unfair competition that needs to be regulated, or innovation that should be encouraged? Finally, they touch on the possibility of “Water Shedding”, could we soon find ourselves without water and electricity? www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg discuss all things Marikana. What happens now that the report has been released? Is anyone going to be held accountable? What do the families of the deceased have to say? They're joined by Grace Gomba and Dennis Webster from Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) who have been supporting and representing the families of the deceased. They also speak to criminal justice expert David Bruce and Andries Nkome, a lawyer for the injured and arrested mineworkers. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg look at the continuation of Operation Fiela Reclaim that saw Cape Town station shut down with members of the SANDF arresting foreign nationals and seizing goods. They also go in depth on what is being described as racial cleansing in the Dominican Republic with Dr. Jemima Pierre, Associate Professor of African Diaspora Studies at the University of California. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury is joined by Africa Correspondent for the Daily Maverick Simon Allison as they put the focus on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, they debunk arguments for allowing Bashir to leave the country and look into who is to blame for this. Lastly they look at the A.U plans to to create a Free Trade Area across the continent. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley & Greg look at the human side of being a police officer; amid reports of suicide, mental health and trauma. This is in the wake of an officer who stormed into an Alexandra police station and murdered four people. They also talk to Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron about the stigma still surrounding HIV/AIDS - he is the only individual holding public office in Africa who is openly living with HIV/AIDS. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley & Greg talk about FIFA and the arrests of top officials on allegations of bribery and corruption. They look at the implications for S.A and potential shady dealing around the 2010 World Cup. They also talk to Equal Education and dig into the results of an audit of township schools in Gauteng that found that at about 30% of high schools, more than 100 students share a single working toilet. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley is joined in studio by Gushwell Brooks. Did you know Africa has an anthem? You may soon be singing it at church. What set of circumstances results in thousands of people stranded and starving in a boat in the middle of the ocean with no-one willing to help? The world has 50 million refugees - the most since World War II. Simon Allison breaks down how we got here and what can we do about it. www.cliffcentral.com