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Will the charter return hope to SA?
Today’s Daily Friend show with Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt, and Michael Morris discusses the Multi-party charter for South Africa. They also talk about an insane
South Africa’s drowning middle class | Daily Friend Wrap
Nicholas Lorimer and Gerbrandt van Heerden discuss the desperate state of the South African middle class and what this means for our politics and economics.
Cele finally says something about N1 assault | Daily Friend Wrap
Makone Maja and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the comments made by Bheki Cele on the assault by VIP officers filmed on the N1, the huge infrastructure
Mbalula: We gave you taps, so what if there is no water | Daily Friend Wrap
Nicholas Lorimer and Hermann Pretorius discuss bizarre, out-of-touch comments made by the ANC secretary general, Fikile Mbalula. They also talk about the unemployment rate and
Whilst cadres feast, SA struggles
Today’s Daily Friend Show with Chris Hattingh, Nicholas Lorimer, and Sara Gon discusses the chaos surrounding various Eskom projects, the high pay of municipal workers,
Why the end of the taxi strike is great news for SA
Today’s Daily Friend Show with Nicholas Lorimer, and Terence Corrigan looks at the end of the Cape Town taxi strike and what it means for
De Ruyter is back!… well sort of | Daily Friend Wrap
Nicholas Lorimer and Chris Hattingh discuss the new distribution SOE which still lists Andre de Ruyter as director. They also chat about BEE requirements for
We cannot give in “with a gun on our heads”: Cape Town Taxi strike
Today’s Daily Friend Show with Hermann Pretorius, Nicholas Lorimer, and Gerbrandt van Heerden discusses the ongoing taxi strike in Cape Town. They also talk about
The not so grand ANC-DA coalition
Today’s Daily Friend Show with Nicholas Lorimer, Marius Roodt, and Michael Morris discusses a column by Adriaan Basson about a possible ANC-DA grand coalition. They
Taxis vs Cape Town
Today’s Daily Friend Show with Sara Gon, Nicholas Lorimer, and Gerbrandt van Heerden discusses the ongoing taxi protests in the City of Cape Town against