Karabo Khakhau, DA National Spokesperson

Mr Loyiso Tyira - Board Chairperson

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: Herman Mashaba, Action SA Leader

Ports play a crucial role in global trade, influencing surrounding urban and coastal areas while supporting diverse stakeholders. However, they often become pollution hotspots due to unmanaged waste and stormwater runoff, evident throughout the Western Indian Ocean. The Water Research Commission has launched a project to protect and preserve the Durban Port. To tell us more, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Wandile Nomquphu, Research Manager at the Water Research Commission

Keeping with the Trump story… AfriForum has argued that Donald Trump's proposed punitive actions against South Africa should target senior ANC officials directly, rather than South African people. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Kallie Kriel, AfriForum CEO

GUEST: Dr Laurence Caromba, International relations expert & Researcher at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection

Let’s now talk about this year’s Mining Indaba that is currently underway in Cape Town. As part of this event, BRICS Ambassador for South Africa, Sir Stuart Ntlathi will unveil SHESHA, a first of its kind innovation set to revolutionise mining safety. 

GUEST: Sir Stuart Ntlathi, BRICS Ambassador for South Africa and founder of SNSET Industries

DIRCO has expressed its willingness to engage with its U.S counterparts to give more clarity on the country’s new expropriation law. This after U.S President Donald Trump posted on his Truth Social Network that South Africa was confiscating land, treating certain classes of people very badly, and committing human rights violations. He also revealed that his administration has launched an investigation into the country’s policies. For more on this, we are joined by…

GUEST: Chrispin Phiri, Spokesperson for the Minister of International Relations & Co-Operation

Today we celebrate one of our own, Sherwin Bryce- Pease whom many regard as one of the most respected and influential journalists this country has ever produced. He has been the SABC’s New York correspondent at the United Nations for more than 15 years now and guess what, we still enjoy and appreciate his excellent reporting.

GUEST: Sherwin Bryce-Pease, SABC’s New York Correspondent

Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo has informed residents, traditional leaders and funeral homes that the Westpark Cemetery near Melville will reach full capacity in four months' time. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Jenny Moodley, Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo Spokesperson