Guest: Robyn Hugo- Attorney and Programme Head: Pollution & Climate Change @ the Centre for Environmental Rights

The SA National Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted Persons is this month celebrating its 32 years anniversary. …They tell us about what their organization does, the plight blind and visually impaired people still face today and what their activities and plans are for their anniversary:
Selaelo Makgato- Former President: SA National Association of the Blind & Partially Sighted Persons

Guest: Prof Mireille Fanon-Mendes= Cchairperson of the Frantz Fanon Foundation and daughter of Frantz Fanon

Guest: Dr Mori Boshomane –Registra in Family Medicine @ the University of Pretoria

guest: Elvis Sekhaolelo
Executive Director of Ekasi Entrepreneurs

Cape Town city council voted to strip Patricia De Lille of her executive powers and making a ceremonial mayor. How will this work?
Dr Dominique Uwizeyimana
Senior Lecturer - Department of Public Management and Governance at the University of Johannesburg

Guest: Riaan Marais-Media & Communications Manager @ Mohair SA

As today wraps up Africa Month, an interesting story from Thomson Reuters Foundation reveals how African migrants encounter torture and slavery in Algeria--we ask, why is there still slavery in Africa?
Guest: Kieran Guilbert - London-based News Editor for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, and also leads its coverage of modern slavery and human trafficking

we look at the Child Poverty rates in SA… according to a recent study about 63% of young South African children live in poverty, which can affect their physical, cognitive and emotional development:
Guest: Winnie Sambu- Researcher @ UCT’s Children's Institute

As we recognize 2018 Child Protection Week, statistics released in the South African Parliament showed that at least 41% of all reported rape cases from the past three years involve children

Guest: Lucy Jamieson – Senior Researcher @ the Children’s Institute