Following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address on immigration and labour law enforcement. We speak to the labour department to find more on their plans…

Guest: Jomo Sibiya – Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour

Last year, Human Rights Watch put together a report on 2024 events in Tunisia. The report found that Tunisian authorities intensified repression of political opposition and other critical voices by carrying out mass arrests, imprisoning journalists, and targeting civil society groups. The situation seem to have escalated.

GUEST: Mohammed Dangor, Former Diplomat

South Africa’s economy has grown better than expected, posting growth of 0.5% in the first quarter of the year. The latest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures that Stats SA released today show that the services and primary sectors helped support growth, supported by the finance and agriculture industries.

GUEST: Risenga Maluleke, Statistician-General of South Africa

An affidavit by Madlanga Commission investigator, Tshepo Nyatlo, is contained in court documents relating to Feroz Khan’s attempt to interdict the SAPS and the Madlanga Commission from accessing electronic devices seized during a raid on his Houghton home in May. Contents of the devices were obtained in a bitlock-encrypted hard drive containing the extraction reports from the SAPS on 1 June 2026 show WhatsApp messages between Major General Feroz Khan and Mohamed Sayed, co-founder of the Carnilinx tobacco company, implicate the former Crime Intelligence head in a series of dodgy activities, including colluding with EFF leader Julius Malema.

GUEST: Jeremy Veary, Former SAPS detectives head

June is recognised as Men’s Mental Health Month. The goal of which is to shine a light on and raise awareness regarding the unique mental health challenges faced by men.

GUEST: Cassey Chambers, SADAG's Operations Director

GOOD Party Secretary-General, Brett Herron, has been officially announced as the GOOD party and Rise Mzansi’s mayoral candidate for Cape Town ahead of the upcoming local government elections.

GUEST: Brett Herron, GOOD Party and Rise Mzansi Mayoral Candidate for Cape Town

Franchising is increasingly being viewed as a pathway into business ownership, offering entrepreneurs access to established brands, proven business systems and ongoing support. But while it can reduce some of the risks associated with starting a business from scratch, prospective franchisees still need to understand the costs, responsibilities and growth opportunities involved. 

Guest: Larry Hodes – CEO: Grow Franchising & FASA Board Member.

The Basic Education has made a parliamentary submission looking at admission criterias.

GUEST: Lukhanyo Vanqa – Spokesperson for the Minister of Basic Education

Daily Maverick journalist Kevin Bloom has uncovered what he describes as the political capture of Cape Town’s Municipal Planning Tribunal, raising serious questions about transparency, accountability and the independence of a body responsible for approving billions of rands in land-use and development applications. 

Guest: Kevin Bloom - Writer and Journalist

Following the President’s address on migration on Sunday, one of the pillars he touched on was on immigration and labour law enforcement. This week on the feature we will

speak to the various aspects of this matter on how should South Africa balance the need to strengthen labour compliance while curbing illegal employment practices? 

Guest: Zanele Sabela - COSATU spokesperson