With just less than three days to go before we cast our votes, one wonders what the outcomes will be. We've seen many new small parties and independent candidates standing for elections. Some analysts predict that we may see coalition governments in some of the municipalities. Also promises made to the voter.

GUEST: Dr Ntsikelelo Breakfast - Senior Lecturer in history and politics at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

 We explore this question in light of South Africa cricketer Quinton de Kock, who withdrew from his team's match against the West Indies at the T20 World Cup on Tuesday after refusing to follow a directive by Cricket South Africa, Instructing all players to take a knee against racism. The "take a Knee" stance comes from American footballer Colin Kaepernick took the knee during the national anthem before a match in 2016. He said he could not stand to show pride in the flag of a country that oppressed black people.

GUEST: Kim Heller - Writer, radical thinker and analyst

GUEST: Ghaleb Cachalia - DA's Member of Parliament

Guest: Mr Terry Tselane, Executive Chairman of the Institute of Election Management Services in Africa and former vice chairperson of the Electoral Commission

As you’ve heard in the news that Higher Education minister, Dr Blade Nzimande has raised concerns about the decrease in the number of students with disabilities applying for funding for university and TVET College bursaries through NASFAS. Nzimande says he will follow up on this to establish the root cause for the lack of interest from this category of students. Nzimande addressed the media as he officially launched the NASFAS application programme for 2022 academic year in Pretoria….

Guest: Magic Nkwashu – Independent Disability Analyst and Human Rights Activist

According to Consulta survey, South Africans expectations of local government delivery of services are very far from being met. The survey also reveals that the 10 point decline in citizen expectations compared with 2020 is a significant red flag. So why are South Africans so pessimistic about service delivery?

Guest: Marko Fourie, Consultant @ Consulta

Alena Douhan, who is the UN’s Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures has called for the lifting of unilateral sanctions against Zimbabwe. Douhan concluded a two-week visit to Zimbabwe upon which she pointed to unilateral sanctions as having exacerbated pre-existing social and economic challenges on the people of Zimbabwe. To react to this is……..

Guest: Rutendo Benson Matinyarare, founder of Zimbabweans Unite Against the U.S War Sanctions

Yesterday, the United States of America issued its first passport with an “X” gender designation, marking a milestone in the recognition of the rights of people who do not identify as male or female. To react to this is…..

Guest: Vee kaNkosi, Aurum POP INN Ambassador and the host of the annual Hammanskraal Pride

Small business owners in Johannesburg say they fear power disruptions will have a negative impact on their businesses. This after Eskom announced that Stage 4 loadshedding will be implemented from 12pm today until 05:00 on Friday, thereafter loadshedding will continue on Stage 2 till 05:00 Saturday morning. Relevance For Men Tailored Suits and Shoes owner

Tshepo Mashego took to Twitter to vent his frustration on how loadshedding prevents them from meeting deadlines as a business. He joins me on the line...

GUEST: Relevance For Men Tailored Suits and Shoes owner, Tshepo Mashego

Power utility Eskom has announced that Stage 4 loadshedding will be implemented from 12:00 noon today until 05:00 on Friday; thereafter Stage 2 load shedding will continue until 05:00 on Saturday. Meanwhile, EFF leader Julius Malema says the ruling ANC government are using loadshedding as a ploy to still votes during the local government elections next week Monday. Malema was addressing EFF supporters in Inanda, north of Durban yesterday...

GUEST: Leigh-Ann Mathys, EFF's election spokesperson

Guest: Waynne Sussman, Elections analyst