Political analyst Professor Tumi Senokoane joins Tshegohaco Moagi to unpack King Misuzulu's leaked video, the arrest of businesswoman Imogen Mashazi and her co-accused, and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's warning of painful municipal restructuring.

Political analyst Professor Tumi Senokoane joins Tshegohaco Moagi to unpack King Misuzulu's leaked video, the arrest of businesswoman Imogen Mashazi and her co-accused, and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's warning of painful municipal restructuring.

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Award-winning gospel artist Sibusiso Nzima joins Tshegohaco Moagi in studio to reflect on his musical journey, the collaborations that have shaped his career, what it takes to sustain a lasting presence in gospel music, the importance of mentoring emerging artists and what listeners can expect from him next.

Award-winning gospel artist Sibusiso Nzima joins Tshegohaco Moagi in studio to reflect on his musical journey, the collaborations that have shaped his career, what it takes to sustain a lasting presence in gospel music, the importance of mentoring emerging artists and what listeners can expect from him next.

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Zimbabwean political analyst Tatenda Maredza joins Tshegohaco Moagi to discuss Zimbabwe's constitutional amendments, the postponement of elections and what the changes could mean for democracy in the region.

Zimbabwean political analyst Tatenda Maredza joins Tshegohaco Moagi to discuss Zimbabwe's constitutional amendments, the postponement of elections and what the changes could mean for democracy in the region.

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Historian, political analyst and former anti-apartheid activist Professor Raymond Suttner joins Tshegohaco Moagi to reflect on the expansion of the 1985 State of Emergency and the lessons it continues to hold for South Africa's democracy.

Historian, political analyst and former anti-apartheid activist Professor Raymond Suttner joins Tshegohaco Moagi to reflect on the expansion of the 1985 State of Emergency and the lessons it continues to hold for South Africa's democracy.

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