The three day annual Moshoeshoe Walk starts on Thursday. The journey is approximately 116km and it aims to re-kindle the spirit of unity among Basotho people as it is embodies the legacy left by King Moshoeshoe. We’re now joined on the line by the organiser of the walk, Thabo Maretlele.

The South African Depression and Anxiety Group has released findings on research on the psychological effects of loadshedding. Sadag says the online survey reflected on the ways that load shedding impacts on South Africans daily lives, fears, feelings and how they were managing to cope in this crisis. We now find out more from Tracy Feinstein, SADAG Call Centre Manager.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce a cabinet reshuffle, which will include a new electricity minister and a new deputy president to replace David Mabuza. We now speak to Professor Zwelethu Jolobe, Political Analyst.

#ExpensiveMix by Sifiso Mashinini

ARTS: The Sheroes Rands Herstory depicts iconic

women faces appearing on currencies. The exhibition is
at the South African State Theatre in Tshwane

throughout March which is recognised as International
Women’s month. We’re now.joined on the line by visual
artist Kganya Mogashoa.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: The North Gauteng High Court in
Pretoria has ruled that the 22 Afghan nationals can
apply for transit visas. We now speak to Dr Aaron
Motshoaledi, Minister of Home Affairs Department.

E DRIVEN: The Mpumalanga government has extended the deadline for the Premier’s Youth Development Fund. The fund seeks to create economic opportunities for young people through entrepreneurship. We now speak to Nandi Shongwe, Director for Special Programmes in the Office of the Premier in Mpumalanga.

Cope councillor Murunwa Makwarela has been elected as the new mayor of Tshwane. Makwarela’s election victory means he received support from the ANC, EFF and smaller opposition political parties. We’re now joined on the line by Dr Makwarela.