40 INTERVIEW: Pick n Pay has agreed to cap its profit on ginger and garlic until at least April. The Competition Commission announced that it had signed a memorandum of agreement with the retailer.

AVIATION: We now find out more about a fuel farm that supplies the JET-A1 fuel to most airports in the country. We’re joined on the line by Eric Matlhake, shareholder at DKK Global Resources.

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INTERVIEW: Several institutions across the country have remained closed today as students embark on a national shutdown.
Among some of the demands by students is that historic debt must be cleared and that universities don’t increase fees this year.
We now find out more about an initiative called R10 goes along way which is aimed at assisting with student debt. We’re joined on the line by Sibu Mabena, the co-founder of the initiative.

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

ARTS: We now find out about a three-part book series called “Duma Says” which teaches kids about the Coronavirus. One of the books in the series was endorsed by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.
The books were written and illustrated by Graphic Designer and Illustrator Nathi Ngubane. He joins us on the line.

INTERVIEW: Education and health have been allocated the bulk of the Eastern Cape’s R86.2 billion budget. Finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko put R35.1 billion aside for Education and R26.4 billion for health. To find out more we have Daluhlanga Majeke, Head of Department at the provincial Treasury.

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

INTERVIEW: South African insurtech company Vaai.co has launched a new prepaid car insurance which works like prepaid airtime. The Vaai.co app allows consumers to buy the cover they can afford. In the app users can also request roadside assistance. We now speak to Thabang Buthelezi who is a co-founder of this idea.

MOTORING: Motoring website Cars.co.za has announced the winners of its 2020/21 consumer awards. Toyota won five of the 13 vehicle categories of the 2020/21 programme, followed by Volkswagen, which received three trophies. We’re now joined on the line by one of the judges, Wezile Bonani.