Let’s now cross to our reporter Zoleka Qodashe who is currently in Braamfontein where the Constitutional Court is hearing the EFF’s application against the Speaker of the National Assembly over the Section 89 panel report regarding the Phala Phala matter. You may recall that in 2022, the report found prima facie evidence suggesting President Cyril Ramaphosa had a case to answer about the millions of US dollars that were discovered stashed inside a couch at his Phala Phala farm.

GUEST: Zoleka Qodashe, SABC News reporter

In conversation with Harry Sherzer, CEO of Future Forex and winner of the Best in Technology category at the BCX Digital Innovation Awards.

GUEST: Harry Sherzer, CEO of Future Forex

Earlier on I spoke to SABC News Reporter, Canny Maphanga about the North Gauteng High Court’s decision to dismiss an application by the Society for the Protection of our Constitution. To get reaction on this judgment, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Yasmin Omar, Lawyer at Society for the Protection of our Constitution

Around this time of year, most people look back at what they have achieved and what they failed to do. In today’s personal growth feature we’ll be looking at self-reflection as part of personal growth. Self-reflection requires more than just a moment of thought. Life Coach, Puseletso Modimogale joins me on the line to talk about self reflection…

GUEST: Puseletso Modimogale, Life Coach

The North Gauteng High Court has delivered a judgement dismissing an application by the Society for the Protection of our Constitution. SABC News Reporter, Canny Maphanga was following these proceedings and she now joins me on the line to take us through the judgment…

GUEST: Canny Maphanga, SABC News Reporter

Fourteen illegal miners have resurfaced from an abandoned gold mine shaft in Stilfontein in the North West since Sunday night, according to police. What has happened since then? SABC News Reporter, Thabang Morutloa is in Stilfontein and joins me on the line to give us an update…

GUEST: Thabang Morutloa, SABC News Reporter

Today marks the start of 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children. This year's theme is, "Thirty Years of Advancing Collective Action to End Gender-Based Violence" in South Africa. The Black Womxn Caucus joins the global community in the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. To tell us more, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Keitumetse Fatimata Moutloatse, Chairperson Black Womxn Caucus

The department of public works in KwaZulu-Natal has partnered with the private sector to address the issues of unused and abandoned derelict buildings which, at most times, harbour criminal elements. This is so interesting considering the fact that our economic hub, the city of Joburg is experiencing the same problems in relation to the issue of unused and abandoned buildings. To explain how they intend to repurpose these buildings is…..

GUEST: Martin Meyer, KZN MEC for Public Works

After two weeks of intense negotiations. Delegates who attended COP29 reached an agreement to contribute $300 billion annually to the global fight against climate change. However though, delegates from developing countries described the deal’s financial target as lacking the ambition needed to help their governments combat climate change. To help us understand some of the key outcomes of this year’s COP29 meeting is…….

GUEST: James Reeler, Senior Manager for Climate Action @ the World Wide Fund for Nature

Namibians will head to the polls on Wednesday to elect a new president and members of the National Assembly. The governing party, SWAPO, has been in power since independence and they are confident of winning the election. On the other hand, former SWAPO member, Panduleni Itula who currently leads the Independent Patriots for Change is also contesting and confident that his party will do well. So what’s the current atmosphere like in the country and who is likely to emerge victorious?

GUEST (Namibia): Nixon Katembo, African Affairs commentator who also works for Channel Africa