To GNU or not to GNU? That question and more are up for discussion as Bafana Modise is joined by African Transformation Movement's provincial executive member, Luyanda Msipha. The party returned to parliament with 2 seats and Luyanda outlines all the possibilities that lie ahead for the party and the country at large.

Ever thought about why political opposition parties were positioned around “Fixing” or “Rescuing" South Africa during the 2024 General Elections? Join Bafana Modise as he chats with Lincoln Machaba reviewing Action SA’s election’ strategy, the number of seats earned in parliament, their participation in the Standing Committee on Public Account and their plans in the next five years in parliament.

Are there lessons to be learnt in a loss? Bafana Modise is joined by the chairperson of the Midrand branch of the ACDP, Siseko Mdlokolo. With the elections behind us and the votes tallied, how to move forward is at the core of this conversation. Party structure and many more crucial topics were put on the table.

Did the newly formed parties make an impact? Rise Mzansi seemed to come out of nowhere eighteen months ago and Bafana talks to Gauteng Provincial Convener of the party Tebogo Moalusi. Tebogo explains what his party's plans are now that elections results are out and what the GNU could mean to the country.

To GNU or not to GNU? Now that all the votes are tallied, Bafana is joined by Deputy Secretary General of the PAC, Ramarumo Mfulwane. Like other political parties, the PAC is faced with the uncharted waters of a national coalition government. Ramarumo details just how his party will serve the people that voted for them aand possibly the nation at large.

Results are in, and so what now? Bafana Modise is back in studio to talk to the youth leaders of political parties. Nicolas Nyathi joins the show to map out the plans the DA have in the country's new dispensation. Coalitions are the order of the day and navigating that reality could be tricky for all involved.

J.A.C.K and Simphiwe chat about this week's edition of roadshows. They unpack the thoughts and opinions of students at CJC Parktown… with wide-ranging topics, and a couple of laughs for good measure.

Week two of the VVIP wrap-up starts with Bafana Modise and Duma Mabizela paying tribute to Aaron Modise. They also unpack what they discovered over the past week of roadshows. Plus… we get to see their viral TikTok video!

Bafana Modise and Duma Mabizela sit down to give a wrap-up of the roadshows the VVIP team embarked on. Joining the Groundwork Collective’s voter registration drive, the team asked prospective voters their thoughts on the current state of affairs.

What are young voters saying about democracy, politics and South Africa in general? Lebang Kgosana speaks to Thato Letsaba, Nhloso Sibeko, Mpilo Thabethe, Siya Zimu and Tshenolo Sono.