Deputy Police Commissioner, Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya, is back in the Pretoria High Court to challenge his suspension in July. Advocate Kameel Premhid, representing Sibiya had this to say earlier today…

GUEST: Sibahle Motha, SABC News Reporter in Pretoria

One of the session at this year’s M20 Summit in Johannesburg took a deep dive into the impact of digital platforms on the media. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Khaled Mansour, Meta Oversight Board

Barry Bateman explains why AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit is of the view that the Eastern Cape’s Director of Public Prosecution is not willing to prosecute Oscar Mabuyane and other senior state officials in a multi-million rand corruption case that relates to transport arrangements for the funeral of the late ANC stalwart, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

GUEST: Barry Bateman, Spokesperson for AfriForum’s Private Prosecution Unit

We continue broadcasting live from the M20 Summit, a two-day international conference running on the side lines of the G20 programme in South Africa. We’ll now focus on the key issues around the information ecosystem in the media fraternity with…

GUEST: Marystella Simiyu, IPI Africa: public service news and digital public infrastructure

You may have heard our discussion with Lenin Ndebele in the first hour of the show, regarding Zimbabwe’s land reform program and President Cyril Ramaphosa’s remarks that have angered the Democratic Alliance. According to the DA, Ramaphosa’s speech about Zimbabwe’s land reform policy was inappropriate and his comments do not represent all the parties in the government of national unity. For more on this, we are joined by….

GUEST: Willie Aucamp, DA’s national spokesperson

The first panel discussion of the second and final day of the M20 Summit took place this morning in Johannesburg under the theme, ‘Journalists and truth under attack’. One of the speakers was someone we’ve spoken to a few times on this show, award winning journalist, Hopewell Chin’ono. Hopewell joins me now to tackle this issue…

GUEST: Hopewell Chin’ono, Award winning journalist, Foreign Correspondent and Documentary Filmmaker

Lawmakers in Burkina Faso have passed a law banning homosexuality and instituting punishments of up to five years in jail as punishment for being homosexual. This latest development simply means that the West African nation now joins the list of more than half of Africa’s 54 countries that have laws against homosexuality. To react to this is……

GUEST: Virginia Magwaza-Setshedi, Managing Director of Parents, Families & Friends of South African Queers (PFSAQ)

The Democratic Alliance has criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa for commending the government of Zimbabwe for its efforts in addressing the issue of land ownership, saying his comments were irresponsible. In his speech over the weekend, Ramaphosa said it was essential for the government of Zim to embark on ambitious reforms to facilitate the entry of black Zimbabweans into productive agriculture.

GUEST: Lenin Ndebele, Zimbabwean journalist

We unpack the latest results of the GovDem Survey that were recently published by the Inclusive Society Institute (ISI). According to the organisation, the latest findings show a significant increase in negative sentiment that South Africans hold towards immigrants from other African countries.

GUEST: Ms Mari Harris, the Polling Consultant for the Inclusive Society Institute

The M20 Summit’s focus is on the role of media and journalism to foster information integrity as a cornerstone for human rights, effective governance, international cooperation and public trust needed for social and economic development. Jesper Hojberg joins me now to look at global developments on information integrity, media viability and the future of journalism…

GUEST: Jesper Hojberg, International Media Support