Guest: Pieter Faber | Senior Executive : Tax law and practitioners · ?SAICA CA(SA)
Guest: Puke Maserumule | Labour Law Specialist at Maserumule Attorneys
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: The Chairman of The Friends of Mostert Mill
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: Brooks Spector | US foreign policy expert and associate editor at Daily Maverick
Nineteen children and two teachers have been killed after a gunman opened fire at a primary school in Texas. Brooks Specter joins John now to look at the power of gun ownership in America. Can these incidents have any impact on US policy?
Guest: Peter Micek is General Counsel at Access Now, a global digital rights organization, and has spent the past decade advocating for freedom of expression, privacy, and access to information online. He joins John to explain the necessity for action to be taken against the dangers of the global spyware industry.
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: Marie Sebueng is Ceo IAMS Powerhouse Consulting and Human Resources and Organization effectiveness Expert. She is a Human Resources and Organisation Effectiveness Expert, and she joins John discuss the new world of work.
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: Adam Gilchrist | UK Correspondent at The UK Report
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: John Dobson is a South African rugby union coach, currently the head coach of Super rugby side Stormers. He joins John to discuss the recent Stormers victory. If they overcome the Edinburgh hurdle, the Stormers will have matched their Super Rugby 2012 march to a major semi-final.
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: Foreign Affairs Journalist Peter Fabricius joins John to discuss the meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Head of Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, His Excellency Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the official visit that has taken place at the Union Buildings, Pretoria today.
Guest: Expert Legal Journalist Karyn Maughan joins join to discuss the latest developments in the Hlophe saga.
LISTEN TO PODCASTGuest: Mark Heywood, Editor at Daily Maverick
Mark Heywood brings the message from his important Maverick Citizen Editorial – We must act now to mitigate the impending food crisis — or face starvation and riots. The response to the pandemic has taught us that leaders of developed countries are not capable of working together to protect lives. As the world scrambles for food, in coming months it is more likely that we will see a repeat of what happened with Covid vaccines. South Africa should steal a lead and show the world how to respond fairly and equitably to the looming hunger catastrophe.