Today we are joined by Terry Tselane who is the founder of the Institute of Election Management Services in Africa (IEMSA). Tselane once served as a commissioner and the vice chairperson of the Electoral Commission. Post his IEC days, Tselane continues to play a pivotal role in persevering the country’s democratic system through voter and civic education, and also in encouraging South Africans to become active and devoted citizens.

GUEST: Terry Tselane, Executive Chairman of the Institute of Election Management Serves in Africa

Our guest is of the view that South Africa needs to take entrepreneurship education seriously so it can transform its challenges into avenues for job creation. According to him, authentic studies suggest that economies embracing entrepreneurship education witness a 20% increase in job creation, foreseeing a quantifiable boost in employment rates.

GUEST: Dr Steven Zwane, Founder of Yled, Senior Lecturer at Gibs, Nelson Mandela Scholar and Author of Rising From The Township - Inspiring stories of South African Entrepreneurs

Yesterday we had a lot of mixed reactions on the Constitutional Court judgment that confirmed that Section 26(1)(a) to (c) of the Births and Deaths Registration Act is unconstitutional insofar as it unfairly discriminates on the basis of gender, by failing to afford men the right to assume the surname of women after marriage. The Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (CONTRALESA) is also reacting to this. I am now joined on the line by…

GUEST: Kgoshi Mathupa, CONTRALESA President

International relations analyst Thembisa Fakude, shares his thoughts on the future of multilateralism and the emergence of multipolarity. The question we are pausing really is - just how effective are some of the global alliances forged through these fascinating concepts in bringing countries together?

GUEST: Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow for Africa Asia Dialogues (Afrasid)

In response to escalating violence in the taxi industry. The Western Cape’s Mobility Department has decided to close down several taxi routes for a period of 30 days. In the past few weeks, the province has witnessed violent clashes that have claimed multiple lives, something that has led to this decision. For more on this, we are joined by…..

GUEST: Isaac Sileku, MEC for Mobility in the Western Cape

Following the NPA’s decision to reopen the inquest into the death of anti-apartheid activist and Black Consciousness Movement founder and leader, Stephen Bantu Biko - we hear from Helen Zille who was a journalist who worked with others at the Rand Daily Mail to expose the truth surrounding Biko’s death in the late 1970s.

GUEST: Helen Zille, Chairperson of the DA’s Federal Council

Earlier today, the Constitutional Court ruled that section 26(1) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act is unconstitutional as it unfairly discriminates on the basis of gender. This then means, men can now assume their wives' surnames if they so wish. For another reaction on this ruling, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Javu Baloyi, Spokesperson: Commission for Gender Equality

The law governing e-hailing services in South Africa will be gazetted for implementation tomorrow. Under the new law, e-hailing drivers will no longer need to use charter permits and metre taxi operating licenses, and will instead receive an official e-hailing operating license. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Melithemba Mnguni, Secretary of the e-Hailing Partners Council

Tebo Gordon Nwanjang, the COO and Co-Owner of the Alkebulan Immigrants Impact Awards

US President Donald Trump and other political leaders have sent their condolences after slaying of 31-year-old activist, Charlie Kirk. Kirk was a staunch Trump supporter, podcaster and the founder of Turning Point USA, a nonprofit organisation that is known for championing conservative politics. He died yesterday after being shot at a campus event in Utah. For more on who he was and what he stood for, we are joined by…..

GUEST: Sherwin Bryce-Peace, SABC News U.S Correspondent