The View Point

Guest: Ndumiso Hadebe - Chief Economist : KH Research Equality Partners 

Guest: Ms Nozuko Mzamo - Social Entrepreneur 

Next year marks a hundred years of rule of South Africa by nationalists. Afrikaner nationalists came to power in 1924 when their party, the National Party, won its first election in alliance with the Labour Party, which represented white workers. The National Party ruled South Africa until 1994 - except for a short period during the Second World War when it stepped down in opposition to South Afri...

The dispossession of land through the 1913 Natives Land Act was apartheid’s original sin. The “land question” goes back more than a century to the 1913 Natives Land Act, which provided legislative form to a process of dispossession that had been under way since colonial times. We look int the overview of restitution. The losses and gains. The land redistribution: what are the developments? What is...

(The Government of South Africa declared the first Saturday of November as the National Children's Day) The Dialogue is the catalyst event for a 6-week long campaign aimed at influencing the national agenda for children to address current and emerging adversities that children are being subjected to, by: Celebrating relevant recent gains for children and youth (national progress made towards the r...

Guest: Onyi Nwaneri - Deputy CEO Afrika Tikkun Group 

Guest: Louise Seeco - Author and CEO of Elements Advertising 

Guest: Tshepo Mojapelo - Director and Attorney at Mojapelo Attorneys 

Guest: Jackie May - Founder of Twyg 

Guest: Jacques Van Embden - Block CEO 

Guest: Bukelwa Qwelane

Reneiloe Semenya is the woman behind Maysene Logistics, an innovative force in the transportation industry. She is taking bold strides towards empowering women in the traditionally male-dominated world of trucking. Maysene Logistics has been disrupting the status quo by hiring and supporting women to drive 33-tonne dry-bulk tankers.  The trucking industry has long been recognised as a challenging...

Last week, the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty was observed (17 October). According to stats, out of the 1,1 billion poor people around the world 534 million live in sub-Saharan Africa. Experts say if there was a genuine commitment from political leaders and government officers in rooting out corruption, many people would be lifted out of poverty.   Addressing poverty and corrupti...

Fashion shows happen all the time - you’ve got fashion weeks in different cities like New York, Paris, Milan, and London. They’re typically hosted twice a year to showcase winter and summer editions. It's like a different world out there, but the closer you look, you’ll realise how, like in every other industry, fashion weeks are all about creating access to markets for upcoming local designers. ...

The Constitutional Court has declared as unconstitutional a section of the Divorce Act and it has given Parliament 24 hours to remedy the situation. Ordinarily, an individual married out of community of property without accrual can’t claim from their spouse’s estate if they divorce. This has left many stay-at-home wives at risk of financial ruin should they divorce. Section 7(3) of the act allows...

With the school year’s fourth and final term underway, protecting children and teens from online risk requires more than just cybersecurity solutions. It demands careful monitoring and ongoing education to help kids navigate the online minefield safely. Doros Hadjizenonos, Regional Director for Southern Africa at Fortinet says the risks facing children online extend beyond cybercrime – kids face a...

Tomorrow marks the start of the Global Alcohol Policy Conference (GAPC) which is the leading forum for the world’s alcohol policy makers, advocates, researchers, civil society activists and practitioners. The conference theme is: Investing in people before profits: building momentum towards the Framework Convention on Alcohol Control.   With its high level of heavy episodic drinking and related ha...

The increasing presence of artificial intelligence in every industry has raised significant questions about job security and employability. With AI's increasing ability to perform tasks traditionally handled by humans, the fear of redundancy is a legitimate concern for many workers.  The question now is how can humans proactively safeguard their professional futures? - not merely by fending off re...

Guest: Annie Batchelder - Race Director

Guest:Tendai Murisa - Co-Founder of Africa Giving AND Chairman and CEO Sivio Institute 

Guest: Palesa Makomele - Head of Community Engagement and Communications at DKMS Africa DKMS is a non-profit organisation committed to the fight against blood cance.r 

Guest: Ian Allis -Criminal Lawyer 

Guest: Audrey Mothupi - CEO Systemic logic Group, a global financial innovation, data and technology disruptor with a leading edge in execution in emergent business models