NIGHT FALL

Guest: Dr Keith Scott - A medical and Chairperson of the South African Drug Policy Initiative

Guest: Dr Lavanya Singh - Medical Scientist KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine, UKZN

Tonight we are taking a look at how coronavirus have changed the way we view sex and relationships. Guest: Thabani Nkwanyana - Independent Medical Practitioner with postgraduate diploma in Occupational medicine and Masters in Medical Law and Ethics, measuring in sociopolitical and medico legal aspects of medicine and experienced in risk and disability medicine.

Guest: Mbali Gcabashe - In Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei province in the People's Republic of China. Guest: Cleopatria Mariri – Boston in the USA

Conspiracy theories claiming 5G technology helps transmit coronavirus have been condemned by the scientific community. Videos have been shared on social media showing mobile phone masts on fire in Birmingham and Merseyside - along with the claims. The UK's mobile networks have reported 20 cases of masts being targeted in suspected arson attacks over the Easter weekend, including damage to a mast p...

Guest: Dr Thabani Sibanada - Independent Psychologist Guest: Ntombi Msimang

Guest: Velenkosini Hlabisa - IFP Leader

Guest: Gugu Xaba - Economic Analyst

Guest: Darren Osborne

Guest: Makhosi Sikhakhane

Guest: Nora Dawud, Author at Black Pen Recruitment

Guest: Cameron Morajane - Director of CCMA

Guest: Moses Nkomo - Son of an elderly who was abused Guest: Bongani Khanyile - Attorney

Late Night Conversations all 2 hours

Guest: Dr Edward

Guest: Mark Owen Jones

Mzukisi Makatse is an attorney and director of Makatse Attorneys

Yesterday Lawyers for Human Rights appeared before the Pretoria High Court on behalf of 5 groups of informal waste reclaimers and recyclers challenging the lockdown regulations that do not include waste reclaimers as essential provider. To tell us more we are joined by... Guest on the line: Thandeka Chauke - legal counsellor, land and housing programme at Lawyers for Human Right

Following the burning of Soshanguve Secondary School in Tshwane, MEC for Education in the province has condemned this act of criminality and pleaded with the security cluster to protect schools. General Secretary of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu), Mugwena Maluleke to react to these criminal acts which are targeted at education facilities. We will also speak to him about how th...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has decided to place Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams on special leave for two months, one month of which will be unpaid. This follows the revelation on social media that the minister had recently visited the home of former Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister, Mduduzi Manana who hosted a lunch, contrary to the lockdown reg...

Should the national lockdown be extended how will it affect learning, especially for learners in rural areas with no access to educational resources? Is it perhaps time to re-think learning and education by speeding up the 4th Industrial Revolution? How prepared is government to use e-learning and is this form of learning useful? Guest : Gerald Williamson - Educationist and clinical psychologist

According to Human Rights Watch, the national lock-down will be most effective if carried out, not only in accordance with the law, but also hand-in-hand with the fulfillment of the government’s obligation to provide basic goods and services such as food, water, and health services to vulnerable community members. When the lock-down started, there were reports of abuses by soldiers in an effort to...

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has condemned as "racist" the comments by two French scientists who suggested a vaccine for the coronavirus could be tested in Africa. Addressing a WHO media briefing, Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that at a time when the world needs to act in solidarity such forms of racism are unacceptable. In light of this we ask, why is Africa...

Guest: Angus Mckenzie - Ward 50 Bonteheuwel Councillor and Transport Portfolio Chair

Dr Paul Kariuki - the director of the Democracy Development Programme in Durban