Youth Capital, an organization that believes youth unemployment should be our biggest priority as a country, hosted a Tik Tok live conversation earlier today about this crisis with a panel of guests. There is no doubt that youth unemployment is one of the most significant challenges we face today and will be one of the key features for this year’s elections.

GUEST: Kristal Duncan-Williams, Youth Capital Project Leader

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial has  continued in the High Court in Pretoria. Yesterday the defence counsel Thulani Mngomezulu accused the investigating team of covering up the real perpetrator. Five men are on trial for gunning down the Bafana Bafana captain in October 2014. Mngomezulu claims Longwe Twala fired the shot that killed Meyiwas. Mngomezulu accused the investigating team of protecting the perpetrator something that sergeant Mogola rejected. For the latest on this, we are now joined by…..

GUEST: Pearl Magubane, SABC News reporter…..

Police in Zimbabwe have warned those who violate the country’s finance regulations and they have made it clear that illegal money changers will be arrested and prosecuted if they continue to undermine the newly introduced ZiG currency. Disturbing pictures have been circulating all over social media, showing police officers beating up vendors for not accepting the new currency. To paint a picture for us in terms of what’s happening on the ground is…..

GUEST (Zim): Lenin Ndebele, Head of News24 Africa Desk

South Africa is now Africa’s largest economy after overtaking Nigeria and Egypt. Nigeria is dealing with many economic challenges which have been blamed for its slip in the economic ranking. But how did we make it past Nigeria and Egypt?

GUEST: Prof. Patrick Bond - Political Economist and Distinguished Professor of Sociology at the University of Johannesburg

As part of celebrating the 30th anniversary of freedom and democracy in South Africa. This year, Gsport4girls is celebrating the top women's sport moments since 1994, and they are calling on South Africans to help them choose those moments.

GUEST: Kass Naidoo, founder of Gsport

The ANC accused the MK Party of violating the Trademark Act, by using a name and logo similar to that of the governing party’s disbanded uMkhonto weSizwe military wing. To get a full understanding of how trademarks work, we talk to Karen Kitchen, a trademark attorney from Bredenkamp IP attorneys

GUEST: Karen Kitchen, a trademark attorney from Bredenkamp IP attorneys

Temu was founded in September 2022 and has become an overnight success, The company spent nearly $2 billion (over R37 billion) on Facebook and Instagram advertising alone last year, making it Meta’s top advertiser for 2023. However, Cybersecurity experts, lawmakers, and fair labour advocates have warned that their business ethics may be questionable.

GUEST: Daniel Novitzkas - Co-founder and Chairman of Specno, a local digital innovation agency

The ANC says it will appeal the judgment of the High Court in Durban which dismissed with costs the governing party’s application to challenge the uMkhonto weSizwe Party’s name and logo. Back in 2008, something like this happened when a court dismissed with costs an application by the ANC to stop a breakaway group from using the name Congress of the People. Political Analyst, Lukhona Mnguni joins us now to talk about this……

GUEST: Lukhona Mnguni, Political analyst

You may have seen videos of this incident on social media yesterday as it trended all day. If you missed it, a FlySafair flight — flight FA212 from Johannesburg to Cape Town was required to return to Johannesburg after its wheel was damaged during take-off.

GUEST: Phuthego Mojapele, Aviation analyst

As we continue to get more reaction following today’s court ruling. Indonsa Yesizwe Think Tank founder, Professor Musa Xulu says the ANC lawyers failed to interrogate archive material to pick a few pieces that might resonate in some way with the current situation and according to him, they should have done more research before taking the matter to court.

GUEST: Professor Musa Xulu, Founder of Indonsa Yesizwe Think Tank