According to latest poll from bigseventravel.com. The travel website recently polled people from around the world in order to find the top 50 'sexiest accents in the world'.

Guest: Professor Hermann Giliomee, author of The Last Afrikaner Leaders: A Crucial Test of Power and he is also a member of the movement Gelyke Kanse/Equal Opportunities

Is the world doing enough to protect journalists? As we commemorate World Press Freedom Day, we remember the hundreds of journalists around the world who have died exposing facts and reporting the truth.

Guest: Mahlatse Mahlase – SANEF Chairperson

Speaking at the Africa Travel Indaba in Durban yesterday, Tourism Minister Derek Hanekom said the free movement of people everywhere in Africa, the easing or dropping of visa requirements and the deregulation of air services will be key in driving the growth of the tourism sector on the continent. So where will Africa be without these restrictions?

Guest: Unathi Sonwabile Henama - Lecturer, Department of Tourism Management at Tshwane University of Technology

A newly modernised Home Affairs office has officially been opened in Stellenbosch in the Western Cape which aims to improve services. The new office model is equipped with modern infrastructure and technology aimed at digitising the paperwork.

Guest: Siya Qawe–Spokesperson, Department of Home Affairs

Today marks the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death – da Vinci was popularly known as the Renaissance master. In celebrating his contribution we ask, what constitutes a renaissance man? Joining us to reflect on da Vince’s life and contribution is…..

Guest: Mark Read, Director of the Evarard Read Gallery

The Right 2 Know has welcomed the findings of the commission of inquiry into data costs as a step in the right direction. Last year Right 2 Know made submissions to the Commission stating clearly that the right to communicate is a fundamental/ primary right and that access to internet should be prioritized by the government.

Guest: Lazola Kati- Communications

Today we hear from the former president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) Kgosi Setlamorago Thobejane who resigned as a Member of Parliament in 2017. Post his resignation Thobejane accused the current government of perpetuating the legacy of the apartheid-era government.

Guest: Kgosi Setlamorago Thobejane, former president of Contralesa

The department of women says it is shocked, disappointed, angry and hurt by the CAS ruling to approve the IAAF’s new rules that would require mainly African women to inject their bodies with harmful substances to conform to the global north’s definition of the female form. They are also of the view that the ruling will normalise colonial definitions of the female body and set limits on the performance of female athletes.

Guest: Mr Shalen Gajadhar, Spokesperson for the Department of Women

Earlier on today, Government's security cluster briefed the media on their state of readiness for the upcoming national elections. Police Minister Bheki Cele said law enforcement agencies will be out in full force to ensure the polls are safe and secure. We are now joined by Simphiwe Dlamini who is the spokesperson for the Department of Defence.

Guest: Simphiwe Dlamini – Department of Defence Spokesperson

The Constitutional Court has dismissed an urgent application brought by independent candidates to have the elections postponed. The independent candidates say it's unfair that they aren't allowed to contest provincial and national elections. The case will now be heard on the 15th of August 2019.

Guest: Adv Paul Hoffman- Paul Hoffman, Director and Head of Projects at Accountability Now