The National Briefing

    Guest: Chrispin Phiri, Spokesperson for Ministry of Justice & Correctional Services

    Guest: Kelvin Watt - Director Nielsen Sports Africa   Guest: Nkululeko Nkewu, iDiskiTv Founder   Guest: David Wingfield, Head of Business Development at Brand Finance Africa   Guest: Craig Ray, sport editor at Daily Maverick.

    Guest: Mickey Meji – Survivor Empowerment and Support Programme Founder

    Guest: Bantu Holomisa, United Democratic Movement leader

    Guest: Brooks Spector, Associate Editor, The Daily Maverick

    Guest: Richard Dyantyi, Chairperson of the Section 194 inquiry

    Guest: Prince Mthalane. NEHAWU Durban Regional Secretary.

Mediated Conversation: who is attacking e-hailing drivers in Soweto? Guest: Rebecca Phala, Santaco Spokesperson Guest: Melithemba Mnguni, Secretary: E-hailing Partners Council Guest: Collen Msibi, Department of Transport Spokesperson      

Guest: Dr. Elizaveta Kovaleva, Lecturer at the department of Earth Science, University of the Western Cape What are meteorites?      

Guest: Adv. Sipho Skosana, Chief Director: Department of Water and Sanitation Water Use Licence Management Foundations of food security in SA are being shaken by the new draft regulations from the Department of Water and Sanitation that propose racial quotas for the extraction and storage of water.      

Guest: Iain Banner - Chairman- Formula E Cape Town and co-founder Go Green Africa South Africa has now lost a bid to host F1 over its friendship with Russia.  

Guest: Wandile Sihlobo - Senior Fellow, Department of Agricultural Economics, Stellenbosch University Farming in South Africa is being hobbled by power cuts and poor roads. Rural towns are being hit hardest.  

Guest: Kenny Kunene, MMC Transport at City of Joburg There were protests by members of the e-hailing industry in Protea glen yesterday in Soweto - after a series of attacks on e-hailing drivers - people who drive uber and bolt cars.        

Judgment’s expected today in the application brought by the Prosecutor Billy Downer and the Journalist Karyn Maughan - to stop the private prosecution brought against them by former President Jacob Zuma Guest: Mpumelelo Zikalala, Legal Analyst    

Guest: Dr. Tim Maake, Local Government Expert The Joburg mayor used his first State of the City Address saying he’ll improve services. He wants to employ two thousand crime wardens to help communities - and to give solar panels to people in poorer communities.    

Guest: Roland Henwood, political scientist: University of Pretoria In china drilling began yesterday in a desert in the north west region of Xinjiang - as part of a plan to dig a hole that will be eleven kilometres deep    

Guest: Rev. Frank Chikane, chairperson of the integrity commission in the ANC The new leadership of the ANC’s integrity commission says that they are determined to deal with corruption in the organisation - the chair of the commission Rev. Frank Chikane said that if people don’t lead with integrity they should not lead at all    

Guest: Siphosethu Ngcobo, Secretary-General of the IFP KZN school nutrition programme continues to face challenges.  

Guest: Gustavo de Carvalho, Senior Researcher on Russia-Africa ties at the African Governance and Diplomacy Programme at SAIIA Ukraine Developments: Ukraine coordinating ‘offensive actions’ in some areas.  

Guest: Blade Nzimande, Minister of Higher Education and Training, Science and Innovation Shock at the murder of MUT University lecturer  

Water crisis forces Helen Joseph to 'divert' patients to other hospitals. Guest: Dr. Rodney Pheto, Acting Helen Joseph Hospital CEO  

Guest: Adv. Sipho Mantula from TM Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs    

Guest: Sandile July, Director and the Head of Employment advising in Business Crimes & Investigations at Werksmans Attorneys Guest: Thembinkosi Mkalipi, Chief Director of labour relations for the Department of Employment and Labour  Guest: Anton CV Van Der Bilj, Head Of Legal At Solidarity  

Guest: Asive Dlanjwa, Spokesperson for the South African Union of Students University of Fort Hare students arrested for damaging university buildings.  

Guest: Theo De Jager, Chairperson of The Southern African Agri-Initiative (SAAI) The foundations of food security in South Africa are being shaken by the new draft regulations from the department of water and sanitation that propose racial quotas for the extraction and storage of water.