South African and Malawian authorities are racing against time at the Durban’s old Drive In site as officials work to move the remaining Malawian nationals out of KZN before tomorrow’s June 30 deadline. The transit site has closed to new arrivals. Let’s get an update on this from…

GUEST: Gcinokuhle Malinga, SABC News Reporter in Durban, KZN

The government

says it is prepared for the protests planned for tomorrow, 30 June 2026. Law enforcement agencies are on high alert and as per Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi, speaking at a media briefing by the Inter-Ministerial Committee, tomorrow will be a normal day for the country, despite calls by some anti-immigration groups for nationwide action.

GUEST: William Baloyi, Deputy Government Spokesperson

The department of Justice in collaboration with Gauteng Department of Education today held the Gauteng School Poster Competition Ceremony. We find out more about this initiative with…

Guest: Naomi Webster – Director at Department of Justice & Constitutional Development.

A group of 130 civil society organisations under the name Siyafana Sonke says the anger over unemployment and collapsing services is being misdirected at vulnerable migrants, while political and economic elites remain unaccountable.

GUEST: Mametlwe Sebei, Siyafana Sonke Action Campaign

South African brands dominate the Africa 200 2026 report by Brand Finance, accounting for 71% of total brand value, with 104 brands worth $44.6bn. Africa’s top 200 brands have grown by 11% to reach a combined value of $62.6bn in 2026, driven by strong performance across the banking, telecoms, and retail sectors. To paint a picture on this data for us is…

GUEST: Jeremy Sampson - Chairman, Brand Finance Africa

The EFF has written to the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Annelie Lotriet, to formally table a Motion of No Confidence in the Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Thoko Didiza. To tell us more about this is…

Guest: Thembi Msane - EFF National Speaker

Foreign policy at home: How global decisions affect ordinary South Africans

Angle: Foreign policy often seems distant from everyday life, yet trade agreements, diplomatic disputes, visa policies and international conflicts affect jobs, prices, tourism and investment. How does foreign policy impact local communities?

Guest: Daniel Tate - Researcher at Trade, Regional Integration and Industrial Policy at DNA Economics

A public row between the UK’s home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, and one of her junior ministers has escalated after he said he “won’t be intimidated” in response to calls by her for him to be sacked. Yesterday, Mahmood demanded that the migration minister, Mike Tapp, be fired for writing an unauthorised article in the Times calling for overseas care workers to be exempt from controversial changes to the immigration rules.

GUEST: Professor Patrick Bond, Political Economist and Expert on International Relations at the University of Johannesburg

A group identifying as Vatsonga Machangani is marching to the SA Human Rights Commission this morning, demanding protection against what they describe as injustices inflicted upon them.

GUEST: Jafta Sithole - National Treasurer of the Vatsonga Machangani

Abahlali baseMjondolo secretary-general, Thapelo Mohapi, has warned that growing anti-migrant mobilisation in KwaZulu-Natal risks escalating into broader ethnic violence, drawing parallels with the political conflicts that devastated parts of the province in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

GUEST: Thapelo Mohapi, Abahlali baseMjondolo secretary-general