With the impact of the current COVID-19 pandemic, Nedbank has partnered with World Vision and Doctors Without Borders to give South African consumers and organisations the opportunity to give vital support and help to at-risk and vulnerable families as well as healthcare frontline workers. Through the Nedbank For Good crowdfunding project, Nedbank aims to make it easy for people give financial support during this global crisis and also let those making donations know that their contributions will go directly to helping those that need it most.
GUEST: Lindiwe Temba, Executive Head of Nedbank Foundation

We continue celebrating remarkable women in various sectors and corners of South Africa, as Women's month draws to close. In the spotlight today is Nonkanyiso Conco, the CEO of Laconco Naturals, which deals with Body Care products. Nonkanyiso is also very passionate about preserving Zulu cultural practices, hence it comes as no surprise that she was once a member of the Nomkhubulwane Culture and Youth Development Organisation, a non-profit organization, operating in parts of KwaZulu-Natal, promoting local culture and conducting virginity tests. Nonkanyiso Conco, made headlines in 2018, when news broke that she was carrying former President Jacob Zuma's child. For more on her life, Journey and business, she now joins us on the line.
GUEST: Nonkanyiso Conco, CEO of Laconco Naturals

The largest mosque in the Southern hemisphere caught alight a few hours ago. Durban's iconic Juma Mosque on Grey Street was engulfed in flames, causing extensive damage to the building. KwaZulu-Natal Emergency Medical Services, Robert McKenzie says at this stage, there are no casualties. So how significant is this mosque and what's the history behind it?
GUEST: Dr Faisal Suliman, the Chairperson of South African Muslim Network

According to a report by global political risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft - India, South Africa, and Brazil will experience the harshest repercussions as they attempt to recuperate economic losses this year
Guest: Prof Lyall White, Senior Director of the Johannesburg Business School

On World News today we tackle Zambian politics. This after President Edgar Lungu’s shock dismissal of central bank Governor Denny Kalyalya. Reports coming from the country suggest that Lungu didn’t give reasons for firing Kalyalya, who repeatedly urged the government to cut the fiscal deficit amid ballooning debt and falling foreign-exchange reserves.

Guest on the line (Zambia) Ms Kwangu Liwewe – freelance journalist based in Zambia

Today we talk speed, agility (it’s all part of Robotics and Motion) we look into how cheetahs use their tails to increase their agility and then translate that into how robots can be “stabilised”. Dr Amir Patel has done some fascinating work in monitoring the movement of the tail and has then developed sensors that are now being advanced to monitor the movement of athletes.
Guest: Dr. Amir Patel is a Senior Lecturer in the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of Cape Town

Last month former Proteas bowler Makhaya Ntini revealed in an exclusive interview with the SABC about how he often felt lonely throughout his cricket career. Speaking to renowned Television and Radio sports broadcaster, Vaylen Kirtley on Morning Live, Ntini opened up about the lingering racism in cricket that he faced during his playing career and also accused his then teammates of making him feel ostracized.

GUEST: Renowned Television and Radio sports broadcaster, Vaylen Kirtley

Following Sports Minister’s comments about eight South African rugby players who refused to kneel in support of the Black Lives Matter movement before the start of an English Premiership match between Harlequins and Sale Sharks this past weekend. The Institute of Race Relations has issued a statement in support of the players, saying that Sports Minister, Nathi Mthethwa has no right to demand that the players kneel
Guest: Hermann Pretorius, IRR Deputy Head of Policy Research

On World News today, we revisit Mali politics. This after the African Union decided to suspend Mali's membership following the ousting of the country’s democratically elected president and his government on Tuesday this week
Guest: Professor Martin Rupiya, from the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes

Following revelations that close to 11 000 sexual offences were reported to police in Gauteng between April last year and March this year. We speak to Gauteng Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Elias Mawela about policing interventions that have been put in place to deal with crime in the province.
Guest: Lieutenant-General Elias Mawela, Gauteng Police Commissioner