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Guest: Tshepo Phagane – SABC Reporter  

Guest: How important is ubuntu during this time of violent protests and lootings? Guest: Dr Trevor Ngwane - Director of Sociological Research at the University of Johannesburg  

Guest: Thoko Mpumlwana - Chairperson of the South African Women in Dialogue Guest: Sello Hatang - CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation

Guest: Prof Wolfgang Preiser - Head of Medical Virology at Stellenbosch NHLS  

Guest: Ndumiso Hadebe - Economist Guest: Professor Peter Bauer – Associate Professor at the School Of Economics at UJ  

Guest: Nana Ngobese - Gender Activist Guest: Lebo Ramofoko - Gender Activist and Former Soul City CEO    

Guest: Sipho Mbele - Author and Relationship Coach Guest: Mfanozelwe Shozi - Gender Activist & Lecturer Durban University of Technology under the Adult and Community Education Unit

Guest: Therina Wentzel - National Director: National Council Of And For Persons With Disabilities In South Africa  

Guest: Dr Mvuyisi Mzukwa - Vice-Chair: South African Medical Association  

The Department of Water and Sanitation is calling South Africans to help keep the country's freshwater sources clean in honour of Mandela month.   Guest: Sputnik Ratau - Spokesperson for the Department of Water and Sanitation      

Guest: Bronwen Dyke-Beyer - GABS Spokesperson  

Guest: Motlatsi Tolo - Poultry Farmer and Managing Director of Raseto Agricultural Enterprise  

Guest: Dr Imtiaz Sooliman - Founder of Gift of the Givers  

Guest: David Bruce - Independent Researcher In Policing And Security  

Guest: Ayanda Tetyana – Parenting Coach  

In eSwatini, MTN confirmed in a court challenge that it switched off internet services there deliberately after being ordered to by the communications authorities. Guest: Nixon Katembo - African Affairs Analyst and Channel Africa Producer  

Guest: Steve Mabona - Gauteng Department of Education Spokesperson Guest: Basil Manuel - Executive Director of the National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa  

Guest: Vijay Reddy - Distinguished Research Specialist, Human Sciences Research Council  

Yesterday, the news broke that Legendary South African musician Steve Kekana had died. Steve recorded more than 40 albums during his celebrated career, working with Ray Phiri, Nana Coyote and Joe Nina. Born in 1958 in Zebediela in South Africa’s Limpopo Province, he lost his sight at age five, and attended a school for the blind in Pietersburg. During his school years, he nurtured his love f...

We now look at the top trending stories in SA. It’s been a news filled week… GUEST: TONYA KHOURY – FOUNDER OF ACUMEN MEDIA

The Theatre and Dance Alliance has penned a report into the National Arts Council’s mismanagement of the Presidential Economic Stimulus Programme (PESP) Funding.  GUEST: YVETTE HARDIE, DIRECTOR OF ASSITEJ SOUTH AFRICA. SHE IS INVOLVED IN THE PESP TASK TEAM ON BEHALF OF THE THEATRE AND DANCE ALLIANCE (TADA) GUEST: SIBONGILE MNGOMA - OPERA SINGER WHO STAGED A SIT-IN AT THE OFFICES OF THE...

Guest: Dr Frans Korb - Clinical Psychologist and Psychiatrist and SADAG (South African Depression and Anxiety Group) Member GUEST: Mbuyiselo Botha - Commissioner at the Commission for Gender Equality  

Cancer Alliance argues that the reopening of the oncology section of Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital offers a glimmer of hope for cancer patients   Guest: Salomé Meyer is an activist and the Cancer Alliance’s Access to Medicine campaign project  

Guest: Shabir Madhi - Professor of Vaccinology and Director of the SAMRC Vaccines and Infectious Diseases Analytical Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand  

Guest: Andiswa Matikinca - award-winning Investigative Journalist, an associate at Oxpeckers Investigative Environmental Journalism and Mine Alert Manager