Last week, there was a story regarding the Braamfontein shooting where a police officer was killed by a metropolitan police officer. We wanted to have a conversation whether off-duty fire arms should remain with police officers and what happens if firearms deployed to police officer are used in crimes. we are joined... 

Guest: Lesiba Thobakgale – National Spokesperson of SAPU

Northern Cape Floods: Clean-Up operations

 Focus: Over the weekend, floods ravaged the Namaqualand region of the Northern Cape that destroyed public infrastruture that affected over 1000 families. To respond to the destruction of the floods, our next guest is on the ground and assisting communities under the Karoo Hoogland Municipality with humanitarian assistance. We are joined by...

Guest: Dr Imitiaz Sooliman -  Chairman and Founder of Gift of the Givers

The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture will be meeting with the South African Players Union to discuss the grievances that have been raised by Banyana Banyana players and get a state of readiness of the women’s national team ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. To tell us more about this, we are joined by…

Guest: Litha Mpondwana – Spokesperson of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture

Guest : Thulaganyo Gaoshubelwe - Chairperson SA Football Players Union

Two of the three accused in the convicted murderer and rapist Thabo Bester prison escape, will remain in custody. Thabang Mier has been granted bail of ten-thousand-rand by the Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court. Mier, Joel Makhetha and Moeketsi Ramolula are facing charges of aiding and abetting an inmate to escape from lawful custody. The charges against Makhetha and Moeketsi include corruption and violating a corpse. The two will be back in court next week Tuesday for bail application -- while Mier will appear alongside Bester, Doctor Nandipha Magudumana and others on the eighth of next month. Twelve people have so far been arrested in the Bester escape saga.

GUEST: Aphumelele Mdlalane – SABC Reporter (Bloem)

King Willem -Alexander of Holland and his government have apologized for the nation's role in slavery within their colonies. This follows the 150th commemoration of the abolition of slavery over the weekend. Is this acknowledgement enough given the reparations? we are joined by...

Guest: Adv. Sipho Mantula – Senior Researcher at the Thabo Mbeki African School

of Public and International Affairs at the University of South Africa

Guest: Dr Justin Visagie, Senior Research Specialist, HSRC

Guest: Karen Harrison, City Support Programme: National Treasury

Guest: Justice Matarutse, Innovation Manager, eThekwini metro

Guest: Isaac Tau, Head Data Analytics, SARS

Guest: Derek Hanekom, chairs the interim board of SAA

Guest:  Jan Vermeulen, MyBroadband Editor

There’s been a really dramatic set of events around Banyana Banyana over the weekend - our women’s football team was due to play Botswana in a warm up friendly ahead of the women’s world cup yesterday - at the Tsakane stadium

Guest: Thulaganyo Gaoshubelwe - President South African Football Players Union  

Guest: Nkululeko Nkweu – Founder Idiski Times

Guest: Cynthia Stimpel, Executive Director at Whistle-blower House