Tech Tuesday: Mbasane Women in IT is a skills development and training company aimed at upskilling unemployed ICT graduates. We’re joined on the line by Phindiwe Filtane, Founder of Mbasane Women in IT.

An American NGO has taken the South African government to court over the refusal to grant asylum to 22 Afghan nationals. We now find out more from Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, Home Affairs Minister.

Nigeria is preparing for presidential and National Assembly elections due to take place this Saturday, 25 February. President Muhammadu Buhari has served two terms and is ineligible to seek another four-year term. Former President Thabo Mbeki is currently in Abuja Nigeria as the Head of Commonwealth Election Observer Mission. We now speak more to Afro Expert, Tapiwa Diamond.

Deadly floods have wreaked havoc in many parts of the country, claiming several lives and displacing hundreds of families whose homes were swept away by heavy rains. The government has declared a National State of Disaster to enable an ‘intensive,

coordinated response’ to the floods. We now speak to Lungi Mtshali, spokesperson for the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

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FASHIONABLE FRIDAY [STUDIO]: Mpumi Ntintili-Sinxotho is a creative director and costume designer. She’s worked with productions such as Blood and Water, Isidingo. She has over 15 years experience as a Fashion & Lifestyle Director for South Africa’s leading magazines such as Destiny, True Love and Marie Claire. She’s the fashion director for Simphiwe Dana’s upcoming show titled Moya. She joins us in studio

ARTS: The premier's office in Gauteng is seeking
permission from the Presidency to honour rapper AKA
with a state funeral. If granted, AKA's coffin will be
wrapped in the South African flag and a provincial
government representative will attend the funeral. We
now find out more about the early days of AKA’s career
with Kamza Mbatha, co-founder of Ivy League.

The devastating earthquake in Turkey and
Syria has reportedly killed over 40,000 people. Turkish
President Recap Tayyip Erdogan has called it the
disaster of the century. We now speak to Senior SABC
Reporter Chriselda Lewis who is currently in Turkey.

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