The National Briefing

Guest: Anonymous

Mpumelelo Mkhabela Has Written An Article Wherein He Raises Questions About The Readiness Of President Cyril Ramaphosa To Govern The Country. Guest: Mpumelelo Mkhabela – Coloumnist for news 24 and Journalist and Political analyst

SAfm Sunrise with Stephen Grootes

Guest: Dr Christoph Nieuwoudt, FNB Executive

Guest: Gabriel Le Roux - ESET South Africa cyber security specialist

Nehawu says its planning a national strike if the issues they have raised are not addressed. This follows its inspection of the work conditions of healthcare employees across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic Guest: Zola Saphetha – NEHAWU General Secretary

Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse wants the Gauteng government to explain how R5m was blown on catering during lockdown. Guest: Wayne Duvenhage - Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse OUTA CEO

Parliament's standing committee on public accounts has highlighted the importance of those implicated in corruption relating to Covid-19 procurement successfully prosecuted. Guest: Mkhuleko Hlengwa, - Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA).ND IFP MP and National spokesperson

Guest: Brooks Spector - Associate Editor at ‎The Daily Maverick

Guest: Dr Jan Tshabalala – Clinical psychiatrist Guest: Siya Gasa farm owner in KZN Mthwalume Where 5 bodies were found Guest: Dr Gerard Labuschagne - L&S Threat Management President: African Association of Threat Assessment Professionals Professor: Department Forensic Medicine: WITS Certified Threat Manager (US Association of Threat Assessment Professionals) Guest: Fanele Mhlongo - SABC reporter...

Guest: Thinus Ferreira – Independent TV critic

Guest: Anshu Padayachee, CEO of the SA Technology Network

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in South Africa and the Water Research Commission (WRC) of South Africa are launching a partnership agreement which aims to fast track the development and promote the adoption of promising innovations in the water sector Guest: Dr Mamohloding Tlhagale Head of International Partnership at the Water Research Commission.

Guest: Koena Moabelo - Spokesperson: Commission of Inquiry into Taxi Violence

The Water and Sanitation Department calls on citizens to use water sparingly after the Vaal Dam levels reached a 40% record low Guest: Sputnik Ratau - Water and Sanitation Department spokesperson

Guest: David Lewis – Exec Director Corruption watch

Former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede was sworn in at the KwaZulu-Natal legislature. The former mayor was forced to step down from the mayorship after criminal charges for fraud and corruption were laid against her. Guest: Nhlakanipho Ntombela - ANCZKN Spokesperson

A forensic report clears SA businesswoman, Bridgette Motsepe and Botswana's former President Ian Khama of money laundering and sponsoring terrorism A forensic report by a British law firm has cleared South African businesswoman, Bridgette Motsepe and Botswana's former President Ian Khama of money laundering and sponsoring terrorism. The pair were fingered in an alleged plan to finance political un...

Guest: Wikus Steyl, Collins Khosa family lawyer from Ian Levitt Attorneys

The Police and Prisons Civil Right Union, POPCRU was one of those concerned about the donation of nearly ten million rand to the NPA by the German government. According to the NPA the donation will go to the establishment of a structure to enable the public to lodge complaints against prosecutors. POPCRU was of the view that even if this gesture is seemingly well meaning, it bears potential risks...

Migrants have started to make their return to the Capital of India even as COVID-19 deaths soar. On Monday India's COVID-19 deaths topped 50,000. Guest: Prof Alf Nilsen- Professor in the department of Sociology University of Pretoria

David Matsinhe – Researcher Amnesty International Guest: Estacio Valoi is an investigative journalist based in Mozambique Guest: Jasmine Opperman – analyst with the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project Guest: Martin Ewi – Regional Coordinator at ISS

A new study has revealed that people have been using grass bedding to create comfortable areas for sleeping and working on at least 200 000 years ago. The Border Cave study has revealed that several cultures have used ash as an insect repellent because insects cannot easily move through fine powder Guest: Professor Lyn Wadley, principal researcher and lead author from Wits

Guest: Dr Nelly Sharpley (PhD) UKZN - Head-Department of Social Sciences (SS) in the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law at Walter Sisulu University

Eastern Cape Premier Spokesperson giving clarity on the mortuary refurbishment at Sir Henry Elliot Hospital in Mthatha Guest: Mvusiwekhaya Sicwetsha - Eastern Cape Premier Spokesperson