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Listeners Choice: Is Lobbying prevalent in South Africa?

Clement speaks to Dr Onkgopotse JJ Tabane, the Editor or leadership magazine about whether South Africa experiences cases of lobbying in politics as the case in the United States of America.

In conversation with the department of Human Settlements

Clement is in conversation with Mmamoloko Kubayi, the Minister of Human settlements about the challenges facing the department, including a mounting housing backlog, illegal occupation of land and rising homelessness.

Meetings Africa 2023 - growing the business events industry

Clement speaks to Zinhle Nzama, the acting chief convention bureau officer at SA Tourism about how the gathering connects the business events industry in order to boost business tourism in the country.

Meetings Africa 2023 – benefits to the local economy

Clement speaks to Shaun Bird, the general manager at the Sandton Convention centre about the impact gatherings such as Meetings Africa 2023 have on the local economy.

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Health and wellness. Do blood type diets work

on Health and wellness this week,  dietician at M Diala Inc, Matome Diala joins Thabo when they talk about how blood diets work for those who wish to gain or lose weight.

World of work: How to be a valuable team member without overextending yourself

Often employees would go an extra mile to just prove themselves to their employers, but at what cost? HR Specialist Boniwe Dunter talks about how to balance  between being a valuable employee and overeating your services.

Andre de Ruyter's sudden departure could lead to an emergence of a true national agenda.

Director of the Economic Modelling Academy, Professor of Practice at the University of Johannesburg, a Research Associate at Oxford University Dr Pali Lehohla joins Thabo as he brings more analysis on lessons to be learnt from Andre de Ruyter departure from Eskom.

Number of unidentified bodies at Gauteng mortuaries concerning.

As the number of unclaimed bodies increases in Gauteng Mortuaries, head of communications at Gauteng health department Motaletale Modiba urges those with missing family members to come forward.