1. #GordanVsMoyane (Moyane's legal team cross examines Gordan at Zondo Commission)
2. #LocalLockdown (National Coronavirus Command Council Meeting to add restriction on provincial and municipal level)
3. #Geoff Makhubo (R35.7 million in Payments made into his private company)
4. #PublicProtector ( Update on court case into CR17 funding)
5.#DA (SAPS must charge Malema with hate speech)

Guest: Matshidiso Maida - Journalist | EWN

Around the world, many people are choosing to delay treatment for serious and chronic ailments because they are worried about being exposed to COVID-19 in healthcare settings.

Although there are no concrete figures, anecdotal evidence collected by members of the Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) suggests that this worrying trend is also playing out in South Africa’s private clinical settings – among them acute, sub-acute, day and psychiatric hospitals.

Guest: Dr Anchen Laubscher - Group Clinical Director | Netcare ] Member of Hospital Association of South Africa

Guest: Professor Sakhela Buhlungu - Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare

The battle for the consumer’s money will be fierce this Black Friday. GfK’s Consumer Pulse research indicates that 71 percent of online consumers have seen their household income decrease and a third (32%) are experiencing lower expenditure.

Guest: Nicolet Pienaar - Head of Market Insights | GfK

As #16DaysOfActivism campaign go into full swing countrywide, gender-based violence is especially harrowing for the queer community who regularly experience violence because of their gender expression and sexual identities. There have been concerns raised on whether the judicial system or law enforcement protect LGBTI rights.

Guest: Lethabo Mailula - Academic and Gender Activist

Guest: Steve Letsike - Executive Director | Access Chapter 2

Guest: Dr Matome Kganakga - National Deputy Chairperson | Takuwani Riime

The work of innovative entrepreneurs is to take new knowledge and opportunities to create new businesses, and even new markets, to deliver increasing value. In the framework of the United Nations (UN) 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), entrepreneurs are poised to make a significant impact on increasing people’s access to their human rights when they bring products and services to market that are desperately needed to drive social development.

Guest: Jalal Ghiassi-Razavi - Associate Director | Allan Gray Orbis Foundation

The COVID-19 pandemic gave the global economy very little time to prepare for what many economists had predicted would be a permanent shift in the future of work. How is this affecting Africa’s workplace & the economy?

According to a report done by the Anzisha Prize, of the 2.1 billion people expected to join the global population between 2019 and 2050, half will be on the African continent – where access to stable economic opportunities remain limited.

Guest: Melissa Mbazo - Deputy Director | the Anzisha Prize

South African small and medium enterprises (SMEs) remain resilient and hopeful as they stay focused on the light at the end of the tunnel. The Business Partners Limited SME Index is a quarterly measure of the attitudes and confidence levels of South African SME owners. The SME Index saw a unanimous uptick across broad business confidence indicators. Local SMEs conveyed an average confidence level of 54 percent that the South African economy will be conducive for business growth in 2021.

GUEST: David Morobe - Executive General Manager for Impact Investing | Business Partners Limited

We’re talking about the unrests in the trucking industry – zooming in on the fight between SA truck drivers and foreign national truck drivers. Is there a scarcity of skilled SA truck drivers? Is it justified for SA truck drivers to say that their jobs are being taken by foreign truck drivers?

Have there been any confirmed reports about falsified permits and licenses and cheap labour? How true is it that SA truck drivers are not comfortable with doing cross-border travels hence companies now prefer the foreign nationals?

Guest: Mary Phadi

Making sense of Violence against women: A reflective conversation of women one generation apart on what they have learnt from their activism

Mmatshilo Motsei is an author, speaker and spiritual healer with a keen interest in integrating indigenous wisdom with modern innovations. She started her career as a nurse, midwife, psychology graduate, social science researcher, rural development facilitator, and Metaphysics Practitioner.

For over 10 years, she worked as a founder and CEO of Agisanang Domestic Abuse Prevention and Training, an organisation working on domestic and sexual violence based in Alexandra Township, Johannesburg. She has been instrumental in involving men as part of the solution to violence against women. Part of her work included using theatre as a tool for social transformation for men in and out of prison.

Guest: Mmatshilo Motsei - Author, speaker, spiritual healer and Founding Director of Afrika Ikalafe Centre for Spirituality and Health