We’ll get the latest on the suspension of Comair flights from aviation expert Phuthego Mojapele.

This week is Child Protection Week and the High Court in Mpumalanga has convicted and sentenced a 27-year-old man to two life sentences for the rape and murder of a 15-year-old girl. The two met on Facebook and became friends for 3 months before the rape and murder. We now speak about children’s online safety with Divya Naidoo who is the Child Protection Thematic Manager at Save the Children.

The Department of Transport is reportedly proposing a driving tax. The Department says they’re investigating a new ‘traffic management levy’ which will help with the financing of traffic management resources at both the provincial and national level. We now speak to Advocate Stefanie Fick, OUTA executive director.

South African Sign Language has been approved as the country's 12th official language. This comes after the Department of Basic Education announced that it plans on incorporating sign language as an option in the school curriculum. We now speak to Andiswa Gebashe who is a sign Language Interpreter and is from the Pan South African Language Board

ARTS: The 8th of September this year marks 60 years since the passing of Solomon Linda who was the singer and composer of the world-renowned song ‘Imbube.’ We now find out more about the Solomon Linda Legacy Project from Dr Sipho Sithole.

BE DRIVEN: Entrepreneurs from all 54 African countries stand a chance to win a share of R24 million in the Africa's Business Heroes Prize Competition. The initiative is one of the Jack Ma Foundation’s philanthropic programs and the official slogan is “It’s African Time.” The closing date of the competition is 6 June 2022. We now

find out more from Buntu Majaja, CEO at the SA Innovation Summit.