The National Briefing

Guest: Duncan Heafield, Owner of Bellézar Restaurant in Umhlanga

Guest: Enver Duminy, Cape Town Tourism CEO

Guest: Sibusiso Mkhwanazi, freelance travel and lifestyle journalist

Mediated Conversation: Cape Town vs Durban last holiday season

 

 

Guest: Dr. Ntanganedzeni Muambadzi, Nuclear medicine specialist

Nuclear medicine facility boosts private medical care in Limpopo.

 

 

 

Guest: Cllr. Siseko Mbandezi, Acting Mayoral Committee member for Water and Sanitation.

The City of Cape Town is now urging residents to use less water as the prolonged high stages of load shedding have an impact on water supply operations.

 

 

Guest: Richard Mamabolo, POPCRU Spokesperson

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union says that overcrowding in prisons continues to be a major problem for correctional officers.

 

 

Guest: Justin Fernandos, Big Cat Trainer & owner at Jugomaro Predator Park

what is the process of recapturing a wild animal gone loose in the city?

 

Guest: Dr. Iraj Abedian, founder and Chief Executive of Pan-African Investment and Research Services.

While we battle with power problems and an economy, members of our business and government elite are in Davos, Switzerland for the world economic forum meeting there.

 

 

 

Guest: Hilton Trollip, Energy Expert

Still no announcement from president Ramaphosa or Eskom about the situation affecting the national grid - after Ramaphosa cancelled his trip to Davos over the weekend - because of stage six load shedding.

 

 

 

Guest: David Maynier, Western Cape Education MEC

As schools in the coastal provinces go back tomorrow it’s the final day for people to find places for their children. The Western Cape says it’s building a huge number of schools and classrooms to cope with demand

 

 

Guest: Dr. Trevor Ngwane, Socialist and Anti-Apartheid Activist

There are looming protests in SA on Service Delivery and load shedding

 

 

 

Guest: Abel Esterhuyse - associate professor of strategy in the Faculty of Military Science of Stellenbosch University

In Ukraine it’s now believed forty people have died after a Russian missile strike that hit an apartment building in Dnipro.