Guest: Dr Ray Brink: Attorney & Member  of the Black Conveyancers Association (BCA)

Guest: Sydney Moshoaliba - Casual Workers Advice Office Education Officer

Guest: Francoi moreillone – Head of International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Head of Red Cross in Congo

Guest: Piet Le Roux - Sakeliga CEO

Guest: Lebogang Lukhele - Spokesperson for Gauteng Department of Community Safety

Guest: Zanyiwe Nthatisi Asare: Cyber Law, Public Policy and Internet Governance Expert.  Guest: Jean JP Le Roux: Research Associate, Atlantic Council Digital Forensic Research Lab for Sub-Saharan Africa

Guest: Lauren Howard-Clayton, Regional Communications Manager - Cape Region

Guest: Duané Kitching (24), a Junior Marketing Practitioner at the University of Pretoria (UP)

Guest: Corné Mulder - Chief Whip, Freedom Front (FF) Plus

Guest: Chris Landsberg: Professor in International Relations and SARCHi Chair

Guest: Nelisa Nonkonyana: Communications Manager, Unemployed Peoples Movement Guest: Monde Nqulwana: Acting Chair, Khayelitsha Development Forum Guest: Matthew Parks: Spokesperson, Cosatu

Guest: Galeboe Modisapodi: Employment Law & Employee Benefits Consultant, Accredited Commercial Mediator who’s Partnered with Molatudi Advisory Services

Guest: Councillor Patricia Hutcheson: MMC for Finance, Midvaal Municipality

Guest: Timothy Walker: Maritime Project Leader & Senior Researcher, Institute for Security Studies

01 May 2024 (Afrika Month) Niger – Niamey, The State Court is expected to rule in about ten days on the lifting of the immunity of the ousted president, Mohamed Bazoum, to stand trial, particularly for "high treason." Libya- Lebanon, Leaked photographs of the son of Libya's late dictator Moammar Gadhafi and the tiny underground cell where he has been held for years in Lebanon have raised concerns in the North African nation as Libyan authorities demand improvements. United Kingdom- Uganda, The UK Government has slapped incredible raft of sanctions of Speaker of Parliament Anita Among for exercising "corruption at its worst and that has no place in society. Eswatini- Lubombo, in the heart of the Jilobi Forest, a biodiversity hotspot in Eswatini’s eastern region of Lubombo, the three chiefdoms inhabiting the territory had longstanding disputes, and tensions used to run high. In our historical archives, it was on this day 1 May 1995 when South Africa enjoyed Worker's Day (effectively a May Day holiday). May Day was born from the industrial struggle for an eight-hour day.

Guest: Prof. Sampson Mamphweli: Head of Secretariat at South African National Energy Development Institute

Guest: Sello Chicco Twala: Award-winning record producer

Guest: Buhle Booi: head of political organising at the housing activist organization and law centre Ndifuna Ukwazi

Guest: Saber Ahmed Jazbhay - Labour Dispute Resolution Practitioner.

Guest: Prof Kholofelo Rakubu - Criminologist and HoD: Department of Law, Safety and Security Management at Tshwane University of Technology Guest: Professor Nirmala Devi Gopal Academic Leader in the Discipline of Criminology and Forensic Studies: UKZN Guest: Dr Guy Lamb: Director, Conflict, Peacebuilding and Risk Unit: Stellenbosch University

Guest: Mbali Ntuli - CEO & Founder of Ground Work Collective Guest: Advocate Brenda Madumise: Director Wise 4 Afrika

Guest: Lennox Mabaso – Spokesperson Department of Public Works

Guest: William Gumede: Founder & Executive Chair, Democracy Works Foundation

30 April 2024 Kenya – Nairobi, African heads of state convened in Nairobi for the International Development Association (IDA) summit, with a focus on favourable lending terms and strategies to bolster sustainable development across the continent. Sudan – Russia, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov visited Sudan on Monday in a signal of support for the Sudanese army which is locked in a year-long war with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). European Union – Ethiopia, The European Union (EU) will limit visas for people from Ethiopia. This is because the Ethiopian government has not been helping take back citizens who stay in the EU illegally. Namibia – South Africa, South African High Commissioner to Namibia Thenjiwe Ethel Mtintso says Namibia played a critical role in the freedom and democracy of her nation. In our historical archives, it was on this day 30 April 1991, when the head of the Lesotho military, Maj. Gen Justin Lekhanya was ousted by rebel junior officers.

Guest: Reggie molausi: SANEF Executive Director

Guest: Dr Kingsley Makhubela – Conflict Resolution Expert and RiskRecon Director

Guest: Salomé Meyer: Director, Cancer Alliance

Guest: Karabo Mohale: Executive Deputy Chairperson, NYDA

Guest: Prof Bheki Mngomezulu: Director: Centre for the Advancement of Non-Racialism and Democracy (CANRAD) at Nelson Mandela University

Guest: Thulani Ngwenya - Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union President

Guest: Jan Vermuelan: Editor, My Broadband

29 April 2024 Sudan – North Darfur, The U.N. Security Council on Saturday expressed its "deep concern" over an imminent attack on al-Fashir in Sudan's North Darfur region by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Togo – Lome, Campaigning in Togo ends on Sunday as the country prepares to go the polls on Monday to elect lawmakers and the country’s first regional representatives. Burkina Faso – Ouagadougou. - Burkina Faso has suspended a number of Western and African media over their coverage of a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report accusing the army of extrajudicial killings, its communications authority said on Sunday. Haiti- Port-au- Prince, Haitians demand new leaders find swift solutions to gang violence, Just days after a transitional presidential council was installed, formalising the resignation of former Prime Minister Ariel Henry, their list of demands is growing rapidly. In our historical archives, it was on this day 29 April 1994, when counting began two days after the first ever democratic elections in South Africa. Nearly 20 million people participated in South Africa’s first democratic elections in 1994.

Guest: Dr Roeloff Botha: economist and advisor to the Optimum Investment Group Guest: Dr Lumkile Mondi – Wits University Political Economist

Guest: Ian Cox: President: Association of Regional Magistrates of Southern Africa

Guest: Lirandzu Themba: Police Ministry Spokesperson Guest: Jackie Cilliers: Chair of Board and Head of African Futures and innovation at the Institute for Security Studies

Guest: Dr Patrick Ngassa Piotie. Project Manager: Tshwane Insulin Project at University of Pretoria

Guest: Roland Henwood - Political Scientist: University of Pretoria

Guest: Mgwebi Msiya - Eastern Cape Liquor Board Spokesperson

Guest: Rashad Cassim - South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Deputy Governor

Guest: Sanusha Naidu - Senior Research Fellow at Institute for Global Dialogue

Guest: Siyabonga Hlabisa, chairperson of the Western Cape E-hailing Association

26 April 2024 Haiti- Port-au- Prince, Former PM Henry submits resignation of cabinet and swearing in ceremony of the transitional council did not take place at the National Palace in the capital for fear of gangs. Chad - USA, The United States is planning to temporarily withdraw some of its troops from Chad, U.S. officials a move that comes just days after Washington was forced to agree to remove its troops from neighboring Niger. Nigeria – Abuja, Over 100 prisoners have fled from a correctional facility near Nigeria's capital following severe rain that caused damage to parts of the prison infrastructure. Tanzania – Dar es Salaam, Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa told parliament that the El Niño climate pattern has worsened the ongoing rainy season, causing flooding and destroying roads, bridges and railways. In our historical archives, it was on this day 26 April 1994 when South Africa’s held its multi-racial elections, Four years after the unbanning of the liberation movements and release of political prisoners.

Guest: Nkululeko Dunga - EFF Gauteng Chairperson

Guest: Khululekile Ncandane - His 18-year-old son Bhongolwethu Ncandana was among the high school pupils who died during a "pens down" celebration at the tavern on that fateful night.

Guest: Samkele Maseko: SABC Politics Reporter

Guest: Jenni Irish-Qhobosheane: Researcher at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crim

Guest: Geordin Hill-Lewis: Cape Town Mayor

Guest: Mbhazima Sam Shilowa – Former Gauteng Premier

Guest: Thebe Ikalafeng - Founder and Chairman: Brand Leadership Group