The National Briefing

    Guest: Guy Leitch, Aviation expert

    Guest: Anele Kiet, Deputy General Secretary, SATAWU

    Guest: Heindrich Wyngaard, Executive Chairperson of Cape Forum

  Guest: Gary Eisenberg, Immigration Lawyer

    Guest: Nqubeko Sibiya, Head of Strategy for Fuze Institute.

Guest: Jan Vermeulen, Editor of MyBroadband Phones in South Africa have preinstalled malware that steals WhatsApp accounts.    

It has been confirmed that twelve people have now died in Hammanskraal following a cholera health outbreak Guest: Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, Gauteng Health MEC  

Guest: Roland Henwood, political scientist and commentator based at the University of Pretoria. G7 leaders gather in Hiroshima for the 'group of Seven' summit.        

Guest: Patricia De Lille, Minister of Tourism SA Tourism asked the minister to approve travel for three tourism portfolio committee MPs to the US at a cost of R157,659 each.      

Guest: Rui Morais, Dis-Chem's incoming CEO Dis-Chem delivers double-digit earnings, gains market share even as diesel costs soar.                  

Guest: Christopher Malan, FIC Executive Manager, Compliance and Prevention Unit Over the last few years we have all become aware of fraudsters and criminals move money around - and how they use the banking system to do it    

Guest: Wilmien Wicomb, Attorney at Legal Resources Centre Guest: Kgosi Mathupa Mokoena, Contralesa President Guest: Prof. Musa Xulu, Cultural Analyst

Guest: Tumelo Koitheng – Chairperson: Hammanskraal Residents Forum It has been confirmed that twelve people have now died in Hammanskraal following a cholera health outbreak    

Guest: Dr Juno Thomas, the Head of the Centre for Enteric Diseases at the National Institution of Communicable Diseases (NICD) Communities in Hammanskraal and surrounding areas urged not to drink water from taps following a cholera health outbreak      

Guest: Rins Marx - MMC for Health in the City of Tshwane      

People's Mediated

Guest: Nazeem Hardy, President of the Library and Information Association of South Africa Why are so many libraries closed on weekends?        

From enormous elephants to tiny shrews: how mammals shape and are shaped by Africa’s landscapes.   Guest: Ara Monadjem, Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Eswatini  

Guest: Zwonaka Netshifulani, researcher and resident of Joburg CBD what’s it like living in the Joburg Central Business District?      

Guest: Joe Carrim, South African Table Tennis Board President The ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals will be a landmark occasion in the history of table tennis, as it marks the first time in over 80 years that the event will be held on African soil    

Guest: Prof. Patrick Bond, Professor of Sociology at the University of Johannesburg In the US president Joe Biden has cut short a trip to Asia to go back home to try and deal with the US debt crisis - essentially - the US is risking defaulting on trillions of dollars of loans.      

Guest: Ngwako Makaepea, Deputy Director General: Rail Transport at the Department of Transport There was a comment this week by the Transport Minister Sindiswa Chikunga that Rail Sevices in the Western Cape will not be devolved to the City of Cape Town or the province at this stage.  

Guest: Warrant Officer Majola Nkohli – Eastern Cape Provincial Spokesperson SA Police Services A missing five-year-old boy from Cradock in the Eastern Cape past weekend was found locked in a classroom at a school for three days was found naked in freezing weather and with his head covered in paint      

Guest: George Mahlangu, IEC Head of Political Party Funding The IEC says it might not be properly prepared for 2024 elections if court challenges by civil organizations go ahead      

Guest: Dr. Sean Muller, Senior Research Fellow at the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study University of Johannesburg The Higher Education Minister Dr Blade Nzimande is still considering the implications of a report by a professor that found the university of South Africa - Unisa should be placed under administration