We turn our attention now to the tourism sector. Durban has always been one of the best sunny destination for many ordinary South Africans who even travel as far as Limpopo. What will this new development do to boost the much needed numbers for the city? To talk to us on the tourism side of things and why people should still consider Durban as the holiday destination of choice, we are joined by..

Guest: Durban Tourism Deputy Head

Guest: Cllr Cyril Xaba – Executive Mayor of the eThekwini  Municipality

In an effort to attract more tourists to KZN, Durban Tourism thought to strategically launch a new offering just ahead of the Easter holidays. Today they are launching  the Westown Square, a multi-million-rand catalytic development in Shongweni, west of Durban. This is part of their campaign which they say showcases Durban’s diverse attractions, from world-class shopping malls and vibrant market scenes to breathtaking waterfalls and cultural safaris. To tell us more on this and what visitors can expect, we are joined by...

Corruption in South Africa's National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) is robbing vulnerable children of their future. Meant to provide meals to 9 million learners across all nine provinces, the programme is marred by corruption, mismanagement & neglect. Malnutrition, poor academic performance, stunted development & increased dropout rates are just a few devastating consequences. The impact is felt nationwide, with each province facing unique challenges in implementing the programme. How can we ensure accountability, transparency & community involvement to safeguard the well-being & education of South Africa's future generations? What measures can be taken to prevent corruption, ensure efficient distribution of resources, and promote community-led initiatives to support our children's education and health?

Guest: Sfiso Nkala – Health Researcher at Section27 

Guest: Ms Neo Sediti - Director for the National School Nutrition Programme at the Department of Basic Education 

Guest: Lisa Sukdev - Spokesperson for Umnothowethu Trading Enterprise CC (the applicant for the Gauteng Nutrition Programme case)

Guest: Carlos Correia – CEO of Fundamentum Property 

Wherever there is new development in an area, it usually translate to good news for the property market. And to tell us the spin-offs for the property sector in this area, we are joined by...

We turn our attention now to scientific innovation where we speak to those operating in this space. What sort of challenges did they face and what their innovations are all about. Let’s welcome now...

Guest: Sibongile Nkala - Innovator

Guest: Lina Maphanga - Innovator

Guest:  Dr. Anitha Ramsuran, Manager Innovation for Inclusive Development at the Technology Innovation Agency

Let’s go back now to issues of technology and gender transformation especially how that will be achieved through the Women in Technology Innovation Programme. Let’s welcome now...

Guest: Loyiso Tyira – Board chairperson at the Technology Innovation Agency

We are coming to you live from the NH Johannesburg Hotel in Sandton where the Technology Innovation Agency is launching its Women in Technology Innovation Programme. The idea is to celebrate the contribution women are making in building the transforming society through technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. To help us understand why such an innovation is important and how it can attract young people into the field of technology, we are joined by…

Guest: Lerato Tsebe - Independent African Researcher

We continue our series on the G20 with Lerato Tsebe looking at how South Africa uses this opportunity of being at the helm for 2025.

In this interview, we wanted to close off Human Rights month in South Africa by talking about our responsibilities that go along with the Bill of Rights. We wanted have this discussion to encourage our listeners why it is still important to remain active citizens who positively influence communities. Through the month, many of listeners have been despondent on the realization of human rights and focused on how human rights has failed communities.

Our next guest is a retired Justice of the Constitutional Court who recently turned 90 and still spends his time advancing human rights. Tomorrow, he will be speaking at the Durban University of Technology at the Linguistic Human Rights Dialogue on language rights in court proceedings and the broader justice system. He will reflect and remind our listeners about the daily triumphs of human rights tradition in South Africa. To talk to us on this, we are joined by…

Guest: Albie Sachs - Anti-apartheid movement Activist, Author and Retired Justice of the Constitutional Court (1994 - 2009)

Today being the last Tuesday of the month, we take all of your personal finance questions. Sandy joins us now to engage with you on how to build a strong foundation for your personal finance and the 10 essential keypoints for financial success. We are joined by…

Guest: Sandy van der Zanden - Partner at Bryan Hirsch, Colley & Associates (Pty) Limited