U.S President Donald Trump has reiterated his suggestion that Palestinians should leave Gaza and relocate to countries like Egypt and Jordan. However, his proposal has been rejected by both countries, Egypt and Jordan, other Arab nations, including Saudi Arabia, and Palestinian leaders. But what really informs this proposal and how will it contribute to peace and stability in the Gaza Strip?

GUEST (Washington DC): Guy Azriel, Diplomatic Correspondent @i24 News

Still on Trump’s suggestion: This time around though, we look at the possible political ramifications of his proposal, asking, should it even be entertained or it will simply make matters worse in the Middle East? Also what options do Palestinians have in this kind of situation? For more on this, we are joined by……

GUEST: Zeenat Adam, Deputy Executive Director at the Afro-Middle East Centre

We untangle the link between load reduction and the culture of non-payment in South Africa, asking - Is it factually correct to conclude that South Africa’s planned electricity outages target poor, black communities? During the 1st hour of the show we played you a sound clip by Dr Trevor Ngwane who described load reduction as an energy racism, lamenting the fact that it affects townships and villages most of the time. We are now joined by Keabetswe Sticks Malebo to share his thoughts on the subject.

GUEST: Keabetswe ‘Sticks’ Malebo, Pimville Community Leader

Minister of Sport, Art, and Recreation, Gayton McKenzie apologised to Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates fans who were locked out of the FNB Stadium during the Soweto Derby match this past weekend despite having legitimate tickets. There were numerous challenges at FNB Stadium this past weekend. I am joined on the line by Bertie Grobbelaar, the Chief Executive Officer of Stadium Management South Africa to talk to us about these challenges…

 GUEST: Bertie Grobbelaar, Chief Executive Officer Of Stadium Management South Africa

The ANC released a statement yesterday condemning what the party calls a misinformation campaign spearheaded by AfriForum, which has now gained traction through US President Donald Trump. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Lindiwe Zulu, ANC National Executive Committee member and Chair of the ANC Subcommittee on International Relations

SABC Board Member, Phathiswa Magopeni has been appointed as the Executive Director of the Press Council of South Africa. Magopeni, who was already a member of the Council, hopes to strengthen the institution’s role in defending media freedom and also in ensuring that our press continues to play a meaningful role in upholding democracy.

GUEST: Phathiswa Magopeni, SABC Board Member & newly appointed Executive Directory of the Press Council of SA

The DR Congo’s communications minister Patrick Muyaya Katembwe is calling for the international community to impose sanctions on Rwanda. While on the other hand, the alliance of rebel groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have declared a humanitarian ceasefire, starting from today.

GUEST (DRC): Patrick Muyaya Katembwe, DR Congo’s Minister of Communications

Reputation Management Expert, Janine Hills believes what is happening between South Africa and the US is a watershed moment that could turn a crisis into a positive. This is what Janine Hills had to say about this situation…

Different people have been commenting and sharing their views on the statement that was released by US President, Donald Trump as well as comments that came from AfriForum CEO, Kallie Kriel in the conversation I just had with him. We now hear from…

GUEST: Faiez Jacobs, former ANC MP whose now a concerned citizen