The Pretoria high court has postponed the Society for the Protection of Our Constitution’s court application that sought relief for illegal miners stuck underground in Stilfontein to Thursday. The court bid is based on the police’s initial plan not to supply any aid or rescue plans to the illegal miners. For more information on this, we are joined by……

GUEST: Yasmin Omar, Attorney representing the Society for the Protection of Our Constitution

With less than five days remaining until the 24 November deadline. Eskom is urging all prepaid electricity customers to update their meters immediately to avoid an unexpected loss of electricity. For further elucidation on this, we are joined by…..

GUEST: Daphne Mokoena, Eskom spokesperson

Today we chat to Eugene Opperman, one of the remarkable South Africans who contribute immensely to social justice. Last month Opperman received the social justice champion of the year award from the Centre for Social Justice which is based at Stellenbosch University.

GUEST: Eugene Opperman, Attorney, mediator, director and founder of Oppermans Inc.

The Graça Machel Trust has gathered women from the continent in Johannesburg for a three-day Women in Wealth 2025 summit that started today. SABC News’ Economics reporter, Katlego Legodi was at the summit and joins me on the line to share some of the key highlights from day one of the summit…

GUEST: Katlego Legodi, SABC News’ Economics Reporter

Political analyst, Tessa Dooms put out a tweet over the weekend that had a number of people worked up. What did the tweet say, you may ask? “MK is the future of progressive politics in South Africa” … That’s the tweet. Tessa went on to say that she will talk & write about this substantively at some point so I thought why not have this conversation with her today…

GUEST: Tessa Dooms, Political Analyst

President Cyril Ramaphosa wants law enforcement officers to tread carefully when undertaking the mission to rescue miners from underground in Stilfontein, North West. In his weekly newsletter released earlier today, the president said materials used by miners were dangerous and police needed to be cautious. Let’s get an update from someone close to the situation…

GUEST: Thembile Botman, Stilfontein Community Leader

Earleir today, members of Operation Dudula gathered at the Civic Centre in Jabulani in an effort to block foreign nationals from registering their spaza shops, claiming that they are stealing business from locals. Spaza shop owners are trying to register their businesses as part of government intervention to fight against the recent spate of food poisoning cases. To hear what else has been happening in Jabulani, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Zandile Dabula, Operation Dudula President

In today’s personal growth feature I will be talking to Professional and Personal Development Coach, Dr. Nozi Mjoli, who has recently a published a book titled The Power of a positive mindset: “Whatever you believe, you become”. Dr. Mjoli will share a few key points that a crucial to one’s personal growth…

GUEST: Dr. Nozi Mjoli, Professional and Personal Development Coach

Let’s move to the UK now where this past weekend, the Africa Center together with the Fatherland group observed the 140th anniversary of the Berlin Conference and looked at the legacy and the ongoing impact of this historic event that divided up Africa along the colonial era borders that we know today. In essence, the conference paved the way for Africa’s colonisation.

GUEST (UK): Olu Alake, CEO of the Africa Center

With Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi allegedly facing challenges within his party. We look at the political ramifications of rumours currently doing the rounds and examine what these rumours mean for him personally and his political future as some are of the view that he may leave EFF.

GUEST: Prof Dirk Kotze, Political analyst based @UNISA