Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has reshuffled her provincial cabinet. She has stated that the changes are about fixing performance, improving service delivery and getting the province’s development agenda moving faster. We take a look at what this reshuffle could possibly mean in the province…

GUEST: Dr Ntwanano Mathebula – Associate Professor at the school of Public Management, Governance and Public Policy at University of Johannesburg

A group of South Africans who narrowly escaped the devastating Nepal floods were expected to arrive in Durban today. The group visited Nepal on pilgrimage as part of the Mohanji Foundation South Africa. SABC News reporter, Gcinokuhle Malinga was at King Shaka International Airport and now joins me on the line with more details…

GUEST: Gcinokuhle Malinga, SABC News Reporter in KwaZulu Natal

The Minister of Basic Education has today announced her decision to maintain the suspension of the new Foundation Phase National Catalogue for Grades 1-3. Let’s find out more on this decision with….

GUEST: Siviwe Gwarube - Minister of Basic Education

eThekwini City Manager, Musa Mbhele and Durban Metro Police Commissioner, Sibonelo Mchunu, addressed the media on job-selling allegations. According to allegations in a confidential forensic report compiled by independent forensic accountants, Isiqu Forensic Accountants, senior eThekwini officials and law-enforcement personnel were allegedly linked to a scheme in which Metro Police jobs were sold to members of the public.

GUEST: Zanele Buthelezi, SABC News Reporter

The South African Civil Aviation Authority says it is investigating Airlink’s flypast over Cape Town Stadium and have pulled out the flyover for the third rugby test.

GUEST: Phuthego Mojapele - Aviation Expert

Earlier today, Statistician-general, Risenga Maluleke, released the Victims of Crime report from the Governance, Public Safety and Justice Survey 2025/2026 in Tshwane. The report provides important insights into experiences and perceptions of crime and feelings of safety among households and individuals in South Africa. 

GUEST: Risenga Maluleke, Statistician-general of South Africa

The death toll in Nepal from devastating floods on the border with Tibet has crossed 1000, according to the country's disaster agency. More than 3900 people remain missing - of whom more than 600 are workers believed to be trapped in a vast network of mud-filled tunnels at hydropower sites along Trishuli River. Let’s get the latest from…

GUEST: Aakriti Dotel, National Network Coordinator for Nepalese Youth for Climate Action (NYCA)

GUEST: Jon Foster-Pedley is Dean and Director of Henley Business School Africa and associate pro vice-chancellor, global engagement (Sub-Saharan Africa)

South Africa is spending billions on higher education, but the government admits it cannot properly track which degrees lead to jobs and which lead to unemployment. Graduate unemployment has climbed from 10.3% to 12.4%. The big question is: are we funding qualifications that the economy simply doesn’t need? Let’s unpack this with…

GUEST: Khaya Sithole - Independent Analyst and Director at Corusca Consulting

The Constitutional Court is set to hear a landmark case involving MTN and East Asia Consortium, with EAC seeking US$4.2 billion in damages over alleged bribery and corruption linked to Iran’s first public telecommunications licence. With Open Secrets admitted as a friend of the court, the case raises a bigger question: can South African corporations be held accountable in South African courts for alleged wrongdoing carried out beyond the country’s borders?

GUEST: Jane Borman - Lawyer at Open Secrets