On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off discussing the viral video showing SAPS VIP protection for the deputy president assaulting some people on the side of the N1. We move on to give our opinion on the sentence received by the Woolies Looter. We consider the proposed TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND

On this episode of #TheDojo, we kick things of with Thabang asking if we have conscious buyers, we speak on the observation that alot of white are no longer employed in the public sector. We wax lyrical about the differences and motivations of crimes committed by black and white people which leads down to us segue into history to further look at these differences in motivations even in the way we approach business. We comment on President Ramaphosa being cleared in the Phala Phala saga by the acting Public Protector, we ponder if the terms of presidency are actually enough for change.

On this episode of #TheDojo, Mbali is back with us and we kick things off with her letting us into how her birthday trip to Bali went. Cyril, his team and some journalists got grounded in Poland on their way to Ukraine and Russia for peace talks. We get into Joburg Mayor Gwamanda accused for running an illegal funeral insurance and burial scheme entity which segues us into discussing Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane interdicting the SIU from probing is qualifications from Fort Hare. We touch on the hectic weather conditions that the Western Cape has been experiencing as of late. Thabang expounds on an idea of how folk in the country could vote. We give our thoughts on the JMPD introducing body cams which segues us into a conversation on road rage and also close to 100 people got arrested for drinking and driving in the western cape. We talk about the Oceangate Titan submarine imploding on a mission to the Titanic and we ponder on extreme tourism.

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off with a look at the June 16 commemorations and ponder who of the youth that participated should be rightly remembered and ask ourselves what issues are the youth of today struggling with. Ace Magashule expulsion from the ANC confirmed, is being courted by the EFF. We wonder if the EFF or the DA will ever make it to power, which segues us to speaking on indoctrination of our kids especially around race relations. We discuss the new NHI bill. Mozambique providing us with electricity. DSTV taking a huge loss, we look at the possible reasons. We briefly touch on the police officer who got arrested for filling his 25lt generator with his work petrol card.

On this episode of #TheDojo, we catch up on what we have been up to during the past week. We kick things off discussing the the recent clashes of taxi operators and e-hailing service providers in Soweto. We look into the new members of parliament appointed by the EFF then move on to discuss the early Sunday morning tremors that were felt across the Gauteng province. We briefly touch on the suicide of the lead investigator on the Thabo Bester case and we segue into other strange killing happening around the country. We give our two cents on the controversy surrounding the luxury label brand sweater worn by the minister on electricity on live TV. We ponder on how cursed the position of Police commissioner is and wonder if there is some way we can ensure that appointees to the position are not corruptible. We note the comrades marathon, which segues us into a convo around how messages were sent in the past and the conflict in the Zulu Royal Family over the Ingonyama Trust. We acknowledge the passing of Former Bafana coach Clive Barker, which leads us in a nostalgic trip over old SABC shows.

On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off Thabang catching us up on how he got robbed. We expressing our condolences to actor Patrick Ndlovu and radio host Eusebuis McKaiser. We share moments where we either appeared on tv, radio or the newspaper. We briefly touch on Ace Magashule's likely expulsion. We give our thoughts on the poll revealing that the majority of registered voters would want to see an ANC and DA coalition. We get into the reserve bank warning we might get sanctions because of our neutral stance on Russia and Ukraine war, which us leads to updates on the Russians presidents visit to SA. We look at the constitutional court ruling that Zuma's tax records should be open to the public. We give our 2 cents on the conviction of the Woolies looter. We wrap up with Mo letting us in on how he knows the dreadlocked girl who got arrested in Thailand for drug smuggling.

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On this episode of #TheDojo we kick things off with a chat with Uzuri Vendor and Owner of Rapgen Health Solutions Ondela. We have a chat about her business, how and why she went down this entrepreneurial path. We get into current affairs where we discuss the recent Cholera outbreak in Hamaanskraal, Edwin Sodi and the alleged corruption around the tender awarded to maintain the Rooiwal Water Treatment Plant. We get into the Herman Mashaba book confusion. We look at the arrest of a man who superimposed the faces of prominent politicians onto pornographic videos. We give our 2 cents on the tensions between King Misuzulu and his Prime Minister Buthelezi. We briedly touch on the North West Health Department saying they will be looking to discipline all health workers working on the day when newborns were placed in boxes because of a shortage of incubators. We look to across our borders where Kenya is looking to impose a tax to force its citizens to save for a housing unit. we wrap the Pod up with us commenting on the Miss SA top 30 finalists.

On this episode of #TheDojo, we kick off the pod discussing Modise's long week of electricity woes, which leads to a discussion on the looming electricity grid collapse and our thoughts on Andre De Ruyters new book. We look into the reports of the ostentatious spending of UNISA VC. We move on to discuss the revelation that 81% of Grade 4 learners cant read for meaning. We share our opinions on Kenny Kunene's one day as Joburg Mayor. We get into updates on the Thabo Bester case, this leads us into pondering if a jury system would be better for SA than the Judge system. We briefly touch on the new that DRC Minister of Education impregnated his deputy minister and we wrap up the Pod giving our 2 cents on the discussion on social media that RnB singer Brian Mcknight has abandoned his kids from his previous marriage and seemly replaced them with his step kids and new addition from his current marriage.

#TheDojo is back for Episode 11 since #TheExperienceParty. Thank you to everybody who came through. We get straight into it discussing the Pretoria High Court ruling that public facilities like schools and hospitals should not have load shedding. We touch on the Witbank protests with the community having stoned the mayor for comments she made to them. We ponder if SA should arrest Russian president. We briefly touch on the broken drivers license producing machine and length of the validity of drivers licenses. We look at the Texas mall shooting and the reason emanating as to why the shooter went on the killing spree, It is said he was sex starved.

The gang is back a week before #TheDojoExperience Party. We start the Pod by announcing the winners to the ticket giveaway competitions. We jump into the speculation that we have been unofficially pushed to stage 8 loadshedding. We comment on the news that NSFAS is going to defund who were not eligible for funding and also try to recover money it has paid out to the tune of R5 billion. We briefly discuss Trump being the 1st US President to face criminal charges for hush money paid to an adult film star. With the BRICS summit looming we ask the question, should South Africa arrest the Russian President?