As the global conversation turns to Davos this week. We are joined by Minister Stella Ndabeni and she is part of team South Africa that is attending the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting that is currently underway in Davos, Switzerland, and she is going to share insights on their respective business segments and the role they play in shaping economic and social impact.

GUEST (Davos): Stella Ndabeni, Minster of Small Business Development

Around 300 families from the Seporong informal settlement in Randfontein have fled their homes after threats and violence from illegal miners and are now sheltering in an overcrowded community hall. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Zine Buthelezi, SABC News Reporter

Multiple people have been shot, two fatally, at Booysens Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg earlier today. SABC News Reporter, Luyanda Danca, was at the scene and now joins me on the line…

GUEST: Luyanda Danca, SABC News Reporter

Kruger National Park will cautiously allow day visitors access to sections of the reserve, but full operations are yet to resume after a week of heavy rainfall and flooding. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: JP Louw, SANParks Head of Communications and Spokesperson

ActionSA’s mayoral candidate for Ekurhuleni, Xolani Khumalo, has handed himself over to police in Katlehong. This is in connection to an assault charge opened against him in December. ActionSA's national chairperson, Michael Beaumont, said that the party is fully behind Khumalo. Michael Beaumont now joins me on the line to tell us more…

GUEST: Michael Beaumont, ActionSA's national chairperson

The North-West University (NWU) has become the first South African university to adopt an official artificial intelligence (AI) policy. According to the varsity’s head of AI Hub, this marks a milestone for the sector and helps shape national conversations about the responsible use of AI in higher education and research.

GUEST: Professor Anne Verhoef, Director of the North-West University AI Hub

At least 13 school pupils lost their lives in a tragic accident involving a scholar transport vehicle in Vanderbijlpark, in the Vaal area, this morning. Preliminary information from officials at the scene indicates that the accident occurred on Fred Droste Road, also known as R553, behind ArcelorMittal. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Matome Chiloane, Education MEC in Gauteng

Tom Hoyem who served as Denmark’s last minister for Greenland in the 1980’s weighs in on whether risings tensions between NATO and the U.S could lead to a military confrontation. Trump has warned that 8 European nations face tariffs rising to 25% if Greenland isn’t sold to the U.S.

GUEST: Tom Hoyem, former Danish Minister to Greenland

We look at the key findings of the 2025 Township Economy Report. The report found that Township businesses are economically resilient and digitally aware, but outdated, cash-heavy systems and weak local value chains are preventing the economy from reaching its full potential.

GUEST: Annelene Dippenaar, Chief Business Officer from Shop2Shop

Earlier on, I spoke to MEC for Education in Gauteng, Matome Chiloane, about the thirteen learners that have died in the Vanderbijlpark scholar transport accident this morning. SABC News reporter, Thato Letsaba, was at the Sebokeng mortuary with emotional family members a few hours ago. Let’s get an update on this story…

GUEST: Thato Letsaba, SABC News Reporter