There has been rioting at Boikhutso in Lichtenburg in the North West after a police vehicle allegedly ran over - and killed - a child. Two police vans and an ambulance have reportedly been torched
Guest: Oshebeng Koonyaditse, spokesperson for the Transport Department in North West

We continue yesterday's discussion with the Gauteng department of community safety. One of our listeners called in yesterday to complain about not being able to open a case with a local police station in Soweto. In the same breath Energy Analyst, Chris Yelland tweeted yesterday about how his wife tried to report a car accident she was involved in on the way home from Craighall Pick n Pay. Chris Yelland said his wife tried report the matter to Parkview and Randburg police stations but both stations refused to assist his wife.
1. Guest: Chris Yelland, Energy analyst and Managing Director of EE Business Intelligence

2. Guest: Ofentse Morwane, Spokesperson for the Gauteng Department of Community Safety

Initiations have been suspended until next winter due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Guest: Kgoshi Mathibela Mokoena, President of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa, CONTRALESA

The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) has put in place a Covid-19 relief fund for young people whose businesses have been affected by the national lockdown.
Guest: Sifiso Mtsweni- NYDA Executive Chairperson

Sechaba Motsieloa tells us about what his organisation is doing to tackle the upsurge of passive and active violence which is predominantly perpetrated by men during the national lockdown. Empowa-Men is currently driving an initiative which encourages frank conversations that enable men to engage and come face-to-face with behavior patterns and thought processes that have caused great damage to individuals and society as a whole.
Guest: Mr Sechaba Motsieloa, Co-Founder & Convenor from Empowa-Men

Health NGO Right to Care, which is supporting the Department of Health with its coronavirus response, is calling on all South Africans to wear masks when leaving home. They say “South African citizens must wear cloth masks, not only because we have to comply, but also because it could protect other people if you are infected but not aware of it”.
Guest: Dr Eula Mothibi, Executive director at Right to Care and MD Right to Care International

Reports coming from the mountain kingdom suggest that Lesotho's government has agreed that Prime Minister Tom Thabane, who is accused of murdering his estranged wife, will immediately resign.
Guest: Prof Hoolo Nyane, a Professor of Public Law and head of public law department at the University of Limpopo

Professor Shabir Madhi of Wits University warns that up to 45,000 South Africans are expected to die from Covid-19 over the next two to three years. He joins us now to discuss the devastating effects of Covid19.
Guest: Professor Shabir Madhi –Professor of Vaccinology at Wits University

BSS: Prisoners across the country have threatened to embark on a massive hunger strike as of today in a bid for an early release from prison and also to try to avoid contacting the Covid-19 coronavirus in overcrowded jails. The South African Prisoners Organisation for Human Rights (Sapohr) released a statement demanding that the correctional services department announce a strategy on how it would alleviate the chronic overcrowding and save the lives of inmates facing the threat of Covid-19.
Guest: Golden Miles Bhudu – Representative of the South African Prison Organization for Human Rights

In responding to the dire impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, The One Voice One Prayer campaign aims to encourage spiritual leaders across various forms of faith to unite in prayer and to participate in an online Prayer Conference to ask for Supernatural intervention from God to Stop the Coronavirus.
Guest: Constance Netshifhefhe- Spokesperson for the One Voice One Prayer Campaign