Sanibonani Nonke! In the final #FranklySpeaking show, Andrew and Rori look back at the more than 150 shows that they’ve aired, along with the lessons learnt. In it they discover that in trying to change the world through this medium, it is them that experienced the most profound change. Thank you for all your love and loyalty on our journey - change the world everybody! Tjovitjo! www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori look back at a dense year in South Africa and the moments that have stood out for them, joined by Chris Vick. It’s all in there - from the hope that civil society represents for our country, to Life Esidimeni and the needless loss of lives. www.cliffcentral.com

On the day after the announcement of Robert Mugabe’s resignation following a two week military stand-off and coup that wasn’t a coup, Andrew and Rori speak to award-winning Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Rugoho-Chin’ono to get an “all you need to know” perspective on what actually happened... and what the future looks like for Zimbabwe. www.cliffcentral.com

As the 4th Industrial Revolution beckons, wealth and power are no longer defined by access to natural resources, but by access to data and the ability to analyse and use it. This has major implications for individuals, entire nations and the continents at large as companies like Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google increasingly become more dominant in the affairs of the world than some nations. Andrew and Rori are joined by Bosun Tijani, CEO of Co-Creation Hub and author, Uri Bram, to understand how the control of data will impact our lives and geo-politics in general around the world. www.cliffcentral.com

It’s the age old story... African President falls sick, African President gets onto a plane to some country in the first world to get medical attention. If those tasked with stewardship of our public health systems are not confident enough in them to put their own lives in the hands of those systems, what about the rest of us? Rori speaks to Professor Yap Boum II, Africa head of Epicenter - the research wing of Doctors Without Borders - to discuss what is required to transform the African health system. www.cliffcentral.com

In the week of the infamous Black Monday marches, Rori speaks to a white farmer and community leader, Johan Abrie, about the facts and the myths about farm murders - along with Black Monday and whether it was indeed a good idea or not. www.cliffcentral.com

It appears that beyond capturing the state, the Guptas have successfully managed to capture the collective attention of the whole country. In a time when the Guptas seem to be all we ever talk about, Andrew and Rori speak to Luke Jordan (CEO, Grassroot) who believes that in obsessing about the Guptas as we do, we are removing our eyes off some other very important issues that also deserve as much, if not more attention than the Guptas. www.cliffcentral.com

We talk to CEO of Letsema Holdings Derek Thomas. Letsema used to be McKinsey's BEE partner until the Gupta-backed Trillion took their place. Derek talks about the trials and tribulations of being an ethical company and ethical leader, as well as what it's like to be a black-owned professional body not doing work with the SOEs. It's a very frank discussion with a leader who walked away from corruption and chose the righteous path. The question is though, did he finish last? www.cliffcentral.com

Is there a way to change SA's major economic challenges? In part 4 of this series the Frankly Speaking team find out how big business can change the game in SA? Andrew and Rory speak to Sub Saharan MD of Goldman Sachs Colin Coleman about what big business is doing, where they have failed and how we can do more. A fascinating conversation with one of our biggest captains of South Africans industry. For more on the series check out part 1, 2, and 3 where we look at education, unions and entrepreneurs and how these parts of society could change the game. Frankly Speaking Podcast Series · www.cliffcentral.com

How can entrepreneurs change the game in South Africa? We speak to two entrepreneurs, Ross Esson and Josh Cherry, about their model of entrepreneurship and how they treat the people that work with them as owners, rather than cogs in a chain. For more on the series check out part 1 and part 2 where we look at education and unions, and how these parts of society could change the game. www.cliffcentral.com

How can unions and labour help? A conversation with SAFTU General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi. Rori and Andrew explore openly the role of unions to help or hinder South Africa. What a union looks like when it is captured and how labour could change the game in terms of major economic challenges. For more on the series, check out part 1 where we look at education and how it could change the game. Is There a Way to Change SA’s Major Economic Challenges (Part 1)? · www.cliffcentral.com

In this episode we focus on reimagining education. How might we as a country reimagine education to get more high potential young people the education they need in order to succeed? We speak to MD of Umuzi, Gilbert Pooley, to find out more about how and why he is reimagining education in South Africa. Stay tuned for more as Frankly Speaking investigates what we could do to change the major economic challenges facing SA. www.cliffcentral.com

Without skipping a beat, following the failure of the eighth vote of no confidence on President Jacob Zuma, the Democratic Alliance announced that it would be mounting yet another attempt to have the president removed by filing a motion for parliament to be dissolved and an early "emergency" election to be called within 3 months. The EFF has called this move disingenuous, and the ANC has suggested it is a subversion of democracy. In this show Rori speaks to Democratic Alliance Chief Whip, John Steenhuisen, to better understand what the DA's strategy and thinking is about this move. www.cliffcentral.com

It's another crazy time in South African politics where the Zuma faction of the ANC seems to be scoring a lot of own-goals, to the extent that questions have been asked about how Zuma plans on all of this ending. With 783 corruption charges still hanging over his head and an ANC national elective congress coming up in December, does Zuma end up getting prosecuted and heading back to a life behind bars, does he flee to Dubai, does he remain as a dictator to protect himself, or does he actually get to peacefully retire to Nkandla and live happily ever after? Andrew and Rori are joined by political analyst Ralph Mathekga to explore these different scenarios and their plausibility. www.cliffcentral.com

South African politics tends to be dynamic, fast-moving and downright confusing. Even if you try to avoid it and run away from it, it seems to follow you into the workplace, social events and the family dinner table. In the start of this series Andrew and Rori speak to Makashule Gana, founder and leader of the Democratic Alliance political school on understanding the basics of how politics works in South Africa. Now conversations on politics never have to be a taboo. www.cliffcentral.com

In the wake of the racism scandal at prestigious Johannesburg school, St John's College, Andrew and Rori tackle the issue of how black learners are treated and the sense of belonging they have in elite private and former Model C schools that were reserved exclusively for white learners under apartheid. They spend some time discussing Headmaster Paul Edey's response to the crisis, and whether it serves as a reflection of his character and his ability to continue leading the school. They are joined in studio by St John's 2016 headboy Mpilo Mseleku, Irvine Lehloo (who wrote a much publicised letter in defense of Paul Edey) and Gcina Mdluli, a former pupil of Roedean School in Johannesburg. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori look at racial taboos that still affect our country and speak to people who have overcome them, specifically people who have gone beyond the psychological and social barriers that to this day keep the majority of white people outside of communities - and even professions that were traditionally set aside for black people. Andrew and Rori are joined by Gavin Hunt, coach of Wits University, and Pule Skotane. This show takes an interesting twist as Pule challenges the idea of spaces based on race. It's a very heated, thought-provoking discussion! www.cliffcentral.com

Rori and Andrew sit down with Gavin Hunt, coach of Premier Soccer League champions Bidvest Wits, to discuss his leadership philosophy and principles... and to ask him what his secret is that allows him to turn average teams into winning teams. www.cliffcentral.com

Following on from part 1, Andrew and Rori speak to ANC MP Dr Makhosi Khoza about her views on the ANC, assasination attempts, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, and whether or not the ANC is dead. She holds nothing back in this deeply personal account of what it's like to be in the internal structures of a freedom movement that she believes has lost its way. If you missed part 1 check it out for her views on the ANC Women's League. www.cliffcentral.com

In this in-depth interview, Andrew and Rori speak to ANC MP Dr Makhosi Khoza who, in recent times, has come out accusing ANC leaders of immorality. They touch on everything from her personal leadership philosophy, to what she thinks of the ANC Women's League and the ANC Youth League. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori explore the question of why teaching staff in former model C and private schools remain so overwhelmingly white while there is only a speck of white teachers in former black schools. They speak to teachers Abongile Ntshinga and Sven Glietenberg,Tim Gordon - National CEO of SA Governing Body Foundation, and President of NAPTOSA - Basil Manuel. www.cliffcentral.com

A conversation about trying not to eat meat with yogi Tegan Burger, social media consultant Babalwa Nyembezi, and anti-meat activist Micheal Glover. If you have ever wondered what this whole meat-free thing is all about, then listen to this show to find out. Also check out the documentary 'Cowspiracy' for more information. www.cliffcentral.com

Joined by international climate activist Catherine Constantinides, Director of the GBCSA Deon Robbertze, Co-ordinator of the Gender CC Dorah Marema, and environmental journalist Sipho Kings. The conversation explores the idea of why the average South African should care about climate change, what we can do about it and how climate is all political. Don't miss this incredible whirlwind of a conversation. www.cliffcentral.com

According to the African Union's Agenda 2063 all Africans should, by 2018, be able to travel freely across the continent without the need for visas. With Andrew out of town, Rori calls in some reinforcement in the form of Mimi Kalinda, CEO of Africommunications Group who is leading communication on the AU Reform agenda to help tackle this weighty issue. They explore the philosophical, economic and political implications of an African passport. As usual strong views are shared and reprimands delivered. Mimi and Rori are joined by George Sibotshiwe, founder of the African Democratic Institute. www.cliffcentral.com

With the release of the 'Betrayal of the Promise' report providing new and frightening detail on state capture in SA, the silent coup that has been effected by the Zuma-Gupta axis and how close SA is to being a mafia state, Andrew and Rori try find out what it would take to re-capture the country for the benefit of the people. They are joined by Mark Heywood of Section 27, Mark Swiling - one of the authors of the report - and General Bantu Holomisa, leader of the UDM. www.cliffcentral.com

Following the backlash that the boys got last week on social media, accusing men of overtaking the conversation while also arguing that it's not women's jobs to educate men, men must talk to men - this week Andrew and Rori do a 'brothers in conversation' show about #menaretrash. They share thoughts and views as men about #menaretrash and how men can begin to move forward along the progressive path of gender equality. This is not as a lecture session but a heart to heart between gents, joined by Mbuyiselo Botha of Sonke Gender Justice, gender activist Khomotso Ntuli, and Katleho Mogase, who has been hosting dialogues on #menaretrash. www.cliffcentral.com

In this episode Andrew and Rori knowingly enter dangerous terrain, raising questions about the manner in which the #menaretrash conversation is being had and how men might engage in it constructively - predictably they end up upsetting some people. Joining and confronting them are Simamkele Dlakavu, Azola Goqwana and Rhode Marshal. www.cliffcentral.com

Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma didn't complete her tenure as AU Commission Chair smelling like a bed of roses. She's accused of having been "a disappointing failure although she was praised for the managerial improvements she made". Now an influential faction of the ANC wants to position her to take over from Jacob Zuma as president of the party - and ultimately of the country should the ANC win the 2019 national election. Andrew and Rori speak to journalists Simon Allison, Africa Editor of Mail&Guardian; and Richard Poplak, senior contributor at Daily Maverick. www.cliffcentral.com

Many voices are making many different noises about the single cause of removing President Zuma, without any clarity of direction and coordination. Andrew and Rori are joined by SAFTU's Zwelinzima Vavi and UDM President, Bantu Holomisa. www.cliffcentral.com

How do we move forward on the land issue? Land is an emotive debate in the country, one which it appears we have arrived at gridlock on resolving. Andrew and Rori discuss what alternatives exist to moving the conversation forward. They speak to researcher and analyst Nomboniso Gasa, Deputy Chief Executive of Afriforum Ernst Roets, and Annelize Crosby, Head of Legal Policy of AgriSA. www.cliffcentral.com

After a series of public failures of black leaders - including Minister Bathabile Dlamini and Brian Molefe - Andrew and Rori ask what the state of black excellence is in South Africa, and whether the current generation of black leaders are betraying it. They speak to Jabu Mahlangu, spokesperson of SANCO, and socio-political analyst Vinayak Bhardwaj. www.cliffcentral.com

A conversation around a breakfast table reveals how a friend has been a silent victim of rape, the 1 out of 3 people that have been victims of sexual violence... and that raises the question: are women who have been raped an exception rather than the rule? And inversely, if so many women are being raped then is there a proportionately large number of men that are perpetrating rape? In this hard-hitting discussion Andrew and Rori speak to Huffington Post SA Engagement Director, Shandukani Mulaudzi, Mara Glennie of TEARS, and Dr Benita Moolman of HSRC. www.cliffcentral.com

On the one hand, President Zuma and his government made up of Dlamini, Mahlobo, Zwane, etc. is a democratically elected government that represents the will of the people. On the other hand, these very politicians are leading from crisis to crisis with no sense of accountability. Even the so-called Chapter 9 institutions seem powerless. Andrew and Rori explore the sense of powerlessness they feel as citizens and ask Nomaceba Mbayo from Right2Know and Rafael Friedman from the Helen Suzman Foundation what citizens can do to claim their power back. www.cliffcentral.com

There appears to be a growing sense in some sectors of the South African white population that they do not have a future in South Africa. In this show, Andrew and Rori speak to Economist Dawie Roodt to find out what the economic statistics show in terms of the socio-economic progress that the respective race groups are making. They then speak to Wouter Wessels, spokesperson of political party FF+ to explore the issue. The show reveals interesting insights on the past, present and future of South Africa - along with interesting views on "pomping". www.cliffcentral.com

In this first of the series exploring capitalism, Andrew and Rori tackle the question of whether capitalism is a bad thing. They are joined by the Executive Director of the Free Market Foundation, Leon Louw and independent energy consultant and writer Andrew Kenny. www.cliffcentral.com

There are over 200,000 NGOs in South Africa - all tackling the same set of issues. Yet it would appear that we aren’t really moving the needle on resolving those issues, while NGO execs continue to get paid large sums and build up their personal profiles through all sorts of fellowships, lists and international travel... living lives far removed from the lives they are supposedly trying to impact - yet using the experiences of those they are supposedly trying to impact to build up their own currency. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy speaks to media personality Karabo Kgoleng about her bipolar disease. He also speaks to Dr Yusuf Musa about the societal issues South Africans face when it comes to mental illness. Check out Sadag.org for more information about mental illnesses and support. www.cliffcentral.com

From speeches that start out the same, to similar pronouncements about foreigners, to policies that lean heavily on the role of big-business Herman Mashaba and Donald Trump seem to be turning out to be similar in many interesting ways. Rori and Andrew explore the question further - joined by Tony Taverna-Turisan, Director of Communications at the Office of the Executive Mayor of City of Johannesburg, and gold-star political analyst, Justice Malala. www.cliffcentral.com

In this show Andrew and Rori look back at 2016 and all the WTF moments of the year. In studio they are joined by comedians Alfred Adriaan and John Vlismas. www.cliffcentral.com

Numerous votes of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma have failed. After a vigorous three-week debate, the ANC NEC has pronounced that the case of Zuma's leadership is now closed as far as they are concerned. On this show Andrew and Rori speak to Lawson Naidoo of the Save SA campaign and political analyst Justice Malala to ask: What happens now that Zuma has managed to live another day? www.cliffcentral.com

State Capture has dominated the South African socio-political landscape recently, culminating in an explosive report by the Public Protector outlining various cases of politicians being compromised by wealthy businesspeople. Others have argued that the focus on the Guptas and others is misplaced and should rather be directed at the looting of the state by a group of powerful businessmen referred to as the 'Stellenbosch Mafia' - people like Andile Mngxitama have insisted that individuals such as Johan Rupert need to be investigated. In this explosive show Andrew and Rori speak to Jan Bosman of the Afrikanerbond and political analyst Ralph Mathekga, to find out whether the Stellenbosch Mafia really exist and what their impact on the South African socio-political and economic landscape is. www.cliffcentral.com

What would you give up for a better South Africa? Andrew Levy opens with an extract from a short story called The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas. Andrew speaks to a number of guests including Vinayak Bhardwaj, Kevin Foster, Kayan Leung, Maloba Tshela, and Tizi Merafe to discuss this question. www.cliffcentral.com

The common refrain from the middle-class has been that Trump voters are unintelligent deplorables acting irrationally, but what might we be missing out on by writing their actions off as irrational? In this show Andrew and Rori speak to Tinashe Chuchu to unpack what is really happening in the hearts and minds of the majority of Americans. www.cliffcentral.com

Twenty-two years into democratic South Africa, demographics still reflect that poverty is concentrated along race lines in the country. Some have argued that after so long, apartheid can no longer be blamed for this. In this show Andrew and Rori speak to the Statistician-General, Dr Pali Lehohla and social activist Athi-Nangamso Nkopo to interrogate this issue. www.cliffcentral.com

It tends to seem that the 90's babies have found their place and their voices in shaping and making their mark on the South African political landscape, while the 80's babies have struggled to do the same. Andrew and Rori speak to fellow 80's baby, DA Member of Parliament and Shadow Minister for Human Settlements, Makashule Gana, to find out if 80's babies will be remembered as inconsequential to the political history of the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy explores what the future of tertiary education could look like. He speaks to trends analyst Dion Chang and founder of 'We Think Code', Arlene Mulder. www.cliffcentral.com

In the fourth episode in the series, Andrew and Rori follow up the conversations that have been had on what it means at an individual level to be black, with a discussion on what it means at an organisational level. There are a range of organisations in South Africa that describe themselves and indeed prefix their names with the word "black"; the question that is explored in this show - with the help of Sandile Zungu of the Black Business Council and Tryphosa Ramano of the Association for Black Securities and Investment Professionals - is how their stated blackness impacts on their values, culture, strategy, and operations. www.cliffcentral.com

In this third episode of the series titled 'What Does It Mean To Be Black?', Rori explores the question more deeply, assisted by the CEO of Steve Biko Foundation, Obenewa Amponsah, and activist and researcher Bryan Keith Murray. They begin to define the differences between the cultural meaning of being black and the political meaning of being black. www.cliffcentral.com

In this second installment of the series titled 'What Does It Mean To Be Black?', Andrew and Rori unpack some of the discussions from the first episode... and end up even more confused and no less challenged by the thoughts that Phumi Mashigo of Womandla! and Nozipho Mbanjwa of The Talent Firm - who go so far as to challenge the relevance of the very question that underpins the show. www.cliffcentral.com

For a long time blackness has represented more than just a skin colour and more of a culture encompassing many unique nations, voices and skin colours. It has been called a state of mind, it has been called an attitude of the mind. But what exactly does it mean to be black and who gets to decide? In this show Andrew and Rori explore what the essence of blackness might be; they are joined in studio by self-confessed womanist, homosexual, progressive patriarch and Marketing and Communications Manager of Vanguard, Thato Magano. www.cliffcentral.com

In the wake of the controversy surrounding the #StopRacismAtPretoriaGirlsHigh campaign, where black learners openly protested what they referred to as racist and discriminatory rules on the hair of black learners at the highly-regarded Pretoria High School for Girls, the nation was once again divided. While there was overwhelming support for the learners’ cause, there was also a dissenting view from those who feel that the whole issue is, at the least, a storm in a teacup... and at the most the work of racist agitators and petulant learners who, instead of focusing on their studies, are causing trouble. Andrew and Rori speak to Mishka Wazar, Melissa Kuhn, Logan Young and Sean Pretorius. www.cliffcentral.com

In the wake of Wayde van Niekerk's epic, world record-breaking victory in the Olympics 400m race, instead of celebrating as one, naturally, South Africans quickly turned the moment into a racially-polarised tweetstorm. On the one hand was those who celebrated under #colouredexcellence, arguing that it was time for coloured people to celebrate being coloured after having been taken for granted for a long time; on the other hand were those who were insisting that coloured people identify as black people. Andrew and Rori speak to journalist, Karima Brown and filmmaker Dylan Valley. www.cliffcentral.com

Four years after the Marikana massacre that left 41 miners dead from the bullets of police officers, Andrew and Rori reflect on the commemorative events of the fatal day (16 August 2012) and ask whether they don't suggest that in spite of what politicians say, general society has long since stopped caring about the people of Marikana and the families of the fallen miners. Politicians seem to only raise Marikana when there are political points to be scored, and on this day the people of Marikana are still crying out for justice. They speak to Joseph Mathunjwa, President of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) and the Democratic Alliance's spokesperson, Mabine Seabe. www.cliffcentral.com

Ever wondered what your domestic worker thinks about the way you treat her? Behind every successful man in pinstripes and woman in heels in the corporate boardroom is a humble woman in a maid's outfit back home walking the dog, feeding the kid and making sure that the whites remain white and that the darks don't fade. Andrew and Rori speak to domestic workers about how they are treated, and they reveal shocking ways in which even the more "enlightened" among us make them feel like slaves. www.cliffcentral.com

On the day of the municipal elections in South Africa, Andrew and Rori set up camp outside a voting station to engage with voters about who they are voting for and what informs their voting decisions. www.cliffcentral.com

It's that time again for the critically acclaimed CEO SleepOut™... and even after a resounding success in the first year where R26m was raised, it appears that the initiative does not have everyone won over. Andrew and Rori tackle and explore the various critiques of the event and ask, do the ends justify the means? www.cliffcentral.com

Is the SABC censoring the news or taking control of the national narrative? The media is often criticised for only focusing on the "negative" and SABC, for one, appears to have decided to change that through an editorial policy that has been labelled as censorship. Media Freedom Organiser at Right2Know, Micah Reddy, joins Rori to help explain whether what the SABC is doing is censorship. www.cliffcentral.com

In this second instalment of the series, Andrew and Rori extend the question to CEO of YFM, Kanthan Pillay, self-proclaimed foe of Frankly Speaking Roman Cabanac, and Pastor Greg Tait of the God First Church - who put a different twist to the question, leaving us asking ourselves if we are closer or further away from the answer than we were when we started. www.cliffcentral.com

The team has kicked Rorisang out of the studio and are having a frank discussion amongst whites about what they must do. This is not a prescriptive 'How To' guide... rather an in-depth look at different viewpoints and perspectives about what white people must/can/should do in SA. www.cliffcentral.com

A question heard on the street in midst of the Tshwane unrest has been why Thoko Didiza, a Zulu person, has been sent to be mayor in a majority Sotho area, when it would be unheard of for a Sotho person to be a mayor in KZN. President Zuma has also been accused of having a disproportionately Zulu cabinet. Andrew and Rori are joined by Sipho Hlongwane, Prince Mashele, Justice Malala and Muzi Kuzwayo to discuss whether this perception is fact or fiction. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori question whether there is a double standard in how Apartheid is perceived in relation to the Holocaust. They speak to former TRC Acting Chair, Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza and Director of the Holocaust & Genocide Centre in Johannesburg, Tali Nates. www.cliffcentral.com

Join Rori and Andrew as they ask, how do white youth engage with June 16th? Various students from Wits and UCT join the discussion. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori discuss the black narrative with Executive Creative Director from Joe Public, Xolisa Dyeshana. www.cliffcentral.com

With the beginning of Youth Month, Rori and Andrew are asking: Are Born Frees Immune from Racism? Joining them are special guests, Professor Joleen Kotze and Gift Mona. www.cliffcentral.com

In a show that was supposed to reflect on a previous show titled 'Is The Violence on Campuses Justified?', student activists make startling revelations about the current status of the #FeesMustFall movement, leaving Rori and Andrew feeling disheartened on their behalf. www.cliffcentral.com

The idea of South Africa as the rainbow nation was coined by Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the early days of democratic South Africa. Today, a quick scan of issues in the country would suggest that what was once an inspirational construct has become a seeming pipe dream for the people of Vuwani, students of UJ and many other South Africans. Was Archbishop Tutu selling a viable dream or a pipe dream? Andrew and Rori speak to filmmaker, Lebo Rasethaba, who is behind The People Versus The Rainbow Nation. www.cliffcentral.com

After the previous show got heated, the conversation continues - starting with a surprise apology from Rori Tshabalala. Author Khomotso Ntuli weighs in on thoughts on the 'Racial Cold War' that has been happening, post-Apartheid. Andrew Levy and Rori discuss what lessons are to be learnt going forward. www.cliffcentral.com

The Renegade Report team, Jonathan Witt and Roman Cabanac, who spearheaded the fundraising drive on behalf of the waitress that was moved to tears by the comments of Ntokozo Qwabe, join Andrew Levy and Rori Tshabalala in studio to discuss the merits of the campaign in the context of the broader South African narrative. NOTE: The views expressed in this podcast do not necessarily represent those of CliffCentral.com or its employees. www.cliffcentral.com

With all the pressure and controversy surrounding the ANC, the Frankly Speaking team starts a four part series on South Africa's first citizen, President Jacob Zuma entitled "Zuma The Good, The Bad & The Unbelievable". On this first edition, they zoom in on The Good. They speak to Zuma Biographer, Jeremy Gordin, as well as spin doctor and long time ANC member Chris Vick. www.cliffcentral.com

Frankly Speaking zooms in on the controversy surrounding the Guptas and its impact on the African National Congress (ANC). To help Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy unpack this issue, spin doctor and long time ANC member Chris Vick is in studio. www.cliffcentral.com

The Frankly Speaking team investigates just how secure your private information is from hackers and government surveillance. In studio to help them unpack this topic are Seyton Hayes and National Co-ordinator of the Right2Know Campaign, Murray Hunter. www.cliffcentral.com

With terrorist activity seemingly gaining momentum over a wider global horizon, Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy explore the probability of terrorist attacks in South Africa. They speak to Debora Patta who was in Brussels covering the recent terror attack there, Brian Dube who is Spokesperson for the South African Department of State Security, Brian Njoroge who is a journalist at The Nation media group in Kenya and Security Expert, Nick Piper. www.cliffcentral.com

On the back of a speech delivered on Human Rights Day by Professor JNJ Kritzinger, Rori Tshabalala speaks to him and a young white South African, Rudi Cooke, about how young white South Africans can find belonging in a country where the legacy of the past and the benefits that accrued to them as a result remain significant topics. www.cliffcentral.com

(Part 2 of 2) Just as students took it upon themselves to drive the "decolonisation" project on their campuses, is it incumbent on young professionals to drive a radical process of transformation of South African corporates? 2015 was dubbed the year of the student – the year students embraced their power of youth and idealism to affect real disruptive change on the socio-political and economic context of South Africa and the deep inequalities that characterise it. The failure of South African corporates to transform is well documented and has been debated ad nauseam and yet the change towards a transformed corporate South Africa is slow and seemingly half-hearted. Is it time for young professionals to take things to a more radical level in demanding and affecting transformation? We are joined by Ferial Haffajee - Editor of City Press and Author of 'What If There Were No Whites In South Africa', Busi Mavuso of the Black Management Forum, Tebogo Moalusi of the Young Professionals Forum, Arthie Moore of Ki Leadership Institute, Brian Moore of Diversity Training SA and regular contributor and social activist, Khomotso Ntuli. www.cliffcentral.com

(Part 1 of 2) Just as students took it upon themselves to drive the "decolonisation" project on their campuses, is it incumbent on young professionals to drive a radical process of transformation of South African corporates? 2015 was dubbed the year of the student – the year students embraced their power of youth and idealism to affect real disruptive change on the socio-political and economic context of South Africa and the deep inequalities that characterise it. The failure of South African corporates to transform is well documented and has been debated ad nauseam and yet the change towards a transformed corporate South Africa is slow and seemingly half-hearted. Is it time for young professionals to take things to a more radical level in demanding and affecting transformation? We are joined by Ferial Haffajee - Editor of City Press and Author of 'What If There Were No Whites In South Africa', Busi Mavuso of the Black Management Forum, Tebogo Moalusi of the Young Professionals Forum, Arthie Moore of Ki Leadership Institute, Brian Moore of Diversity Training SA and regular contributor and social activist, Khomotso Ntuli. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tsabalala zoom in on American businessman and television personality turned politician Donald Trump. They ask -" Could he really be the next American President?" They explore this topic with Associate Editor at The Daily Maverick, Brooks Spector and former South African politician, Tony Leon. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tsabalala talk U.S. politics with specific focus on American businessman and television personality turned politician Donald Trump. Following recent election results where Trump defied Republican elite's expectations, the Frankly Speaking team ask - "Could Donald Trump be the next American President?" They speak to The Guardian reporter and the newspaper's Washington correspondent Chris McGreal. www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy talk police brutality and violence. They talk to the Head of the Governance, Crime and Justice Division at the Institute for Security Studies, Gareth Newham, as well as Provincial Police Spokesperson, Hangwani Mulaudzi. www.cliffcentral.com

Have we become a security state? Has the violence by police increased? Is it justified? Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy talk police brutality and violence. They explore this topic with Journalist Greg Nicolson and Nelson Mandela's former Chief of Security Rory Steyn. www.cliffcentral.com

The conversation continues as Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tshabalala try and get to the bottom of the recent protests and violence happening on campuses across South Africa. They speak to students from the University of Pretoria, University of KwaZulu-Natal and University of the Witwatersrand. www.cliffcentral.com

Last year it was just about protests, most of which were peaceful, but this year university campuses have turned into hotbeds of violent protests that have now turned into racial violence. Many have risen to support the cause, but to condemn the violence, but others have argued that it is only violence that those in authority are willing to listen to. Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy speak to students from across the country - UCT, UFS, UJ, Wits, UKZN and to EFF's National Spokesperson, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi. www.cliffcentral.com

Can we afford another three years of Jacob Zuma as President? Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy examine what is regarded as a generally accepted view that Zuma is bad for South Africa and should be recalled.They ask whether that would indeed be in the best interests of the country or whether there is potentially more to be lost than to be gained by removing him. If he were to be removed, what would be the best way to do it and who can actually do this? Guests include political analysts Prince Mashele and Mcebisi Mdletyana. www.cliffcentral.com

Just a day left before President Jacob Zuma delivers the State of the Nation Address (SoNA) 2016. Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tsabalala find out what the real state of our nation is. Are we all overreacting about the state of our country? They also discuss what South Africans are expecting from the (SoNA) 2016. www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy speak to actual storytellers across mediums such as television and other creative arts to help uncover the stories worth telling and dissect the ones that are being told about our past, present and future. www.cliffcentral.com

Are we becoming a “Zimbabwe"? Weakening Rand, errant leadership, land redistribution, increasing talk of colonialists and white monopoly capital, appear to be a similar concoction of issues to those that led to the once proud and strong nation of Zimbabwe coming to its knees. Are these signs that we are headed to becoming a Zimbabwe, or are we overlooking other important features of our nation that will ensure that we remain standing where Zimbabwe fell? www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy ask the question - "Are You Breeding Racists?" If you aren't, then where do all these racists come from? Taking a look at how parental attitudes, emotions and behaviours reinforce racial stereotypes and feelings of racial superiority and inferiority. They are joined by Counselling Psychologist, Neo Pule and parents across races and generations to unpack the topic in the hallmark fashion that we've come to expect from the Frankly Speaking team. www.cliffcentral.com

It's the first Khonza Show of the year, Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tshabalala explore the race issue and question if people who express racist views even understand their impact. They also touch on the #PennySparrow saga and Robert Mugabe's heart attack. www.cliffcentral.com

A two-hour special on all the WTF moments of 2015. The team talks to South African politician Mbali Ntuli, Spokesperson for the Economic Freedom Fighters Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, Chief Whip of the Official Opposition Democratic Alliance in the National Assembly John Steenhuisen, Professor Adam Habib and founder of CliffCentral.com Gareth Cliff. www.cliffcentral.com

It's Part 4 of #WhitePrivilege as Andrew and Rori ask – "What have we learnt?" They look back over the last few shows and heed the lessons presented. www.cliffcentral.com

It's Part 3 of 4 of #WhitePrivilege. Andrew and Rori ask – "Can any good come from white privilege?" Their special guest is Prof. Mark Solms. www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy continue their white privilege series. They try and understand the impact that white privilege has and whether or not it is a bad thing. Joining them to help unpack this topic is Eusebius McKaiser, Ernst Roets and Kristi Hansen. www.cliffcentral.com

The issue of "white privilege" is one that needs to be addressed. Do white people acknowledge this? Is it fair for a white person to think they are disadvantaged in some ways? How does one discuss this issue without offending anyone? All these questions and more answered. www.cliffcentral.com

The ANC seems to have a schizophrenic personality at the best of times - It is the ANC through government that runs Eskom but it is also the ANC that has arranged marches to the state utility. It was students clad in ANC garments that were amongst those that marched to Luthuli House as part of #FeesMustFall. It is given these and other events that South Africans have been wondering - which side is the ANC batting for exactly? Justice Malala joins Andrew Levy and Rori Tshabalala to tackle this issue. www.cliffcentral.com

Have political parties sold out the South African youth? Andrew Levy and Rori Tshabalala discuss this hot topic, with particular reference to the #FeesMustFall protests happening across the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tshabalala kick off a series of conversations on black anger and black pain. They discuss this topic with Mbe Mbhele, who famously told whites to "f*#% off" at the Ruth First lecture, as well as Thabiso Afarakan Mohare. www.cliffcentral.com

Is the DA racist? Helping Andrew and Rori to debate this question is media personality Eusebius McKaiser and DA National Spokesman Refiloe Ntsekhe. www.cliffcentral.com

Are we a fatherless country? Is it just a black problem? Rori Tshabalala discusses this topic with Lerato Molebatsi, Tumi frazier and the host of 'Utatakho' Nimrod Nkosi. www.cliffcentral.com

If the Guptas own South Africa, who owns the world? Rorisang Tshabalala and his guest Craig Aaron look at money, power and the new world order conspiracies. If it was obvious, it wouldn't be deception... www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala asks why soccer players in SA die poor while rugby and cricket players retire happily ever after? He speaks to the likes of sports analyst David Kekana, Marks Maponyane, doctoral student in sports finance Moeketsi Mosola and Nyaniso Sam of the South African Rugby Players Association. www.cliffcentral.com

The ANC have threatened to ban dual citizenship. Rori and Andrew ask the question – "What does it mean to be a South African, and is there really a South African identity?" Joining them for this discussion is Thebe Ikalafeng and Obed Bapela. www.cliffcentral.com

Were there any benefits to Apartheid? Did Apartheid have a silver lining? Rori and Andrew discuss this controversial issue... do they reach any conclusions? www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy and Rorisang Tsabalala ask the question - "Is God a man or a woman?" They also ask the slightly more personal question of - "If God did turn out to be female, would that change things for you?" Issues of homosexuality and other "human conditions" also arise. www.cliffcentral.com

Do white people get fairer sentences than black people? With Oscar Pistorius being released from prison, Andrew Levy attempts to answer this difficult, but all too important question. Rebecca Davis and Chester Missing give their take. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy and Rori Tshabalala go into dangerous territory with this topic. Some say they have no right to broach this subject! That's why they invite women to give their say. Film Director Xoliswa Sithole, Marie Claire Editor Aspasia Karras and CNBC Anchor Nosipho Mbanjwa all give their take on the controversial question of whether or not women are their own worst enemies. www.cliffcentral.com

Rori Tshabalala and Andrew Levy explore what black people expect white people to do to correct the ills of the past. In an effort to move South Africa forward, what needs to happen, what needs to be said, will white people ever really be "let off the hook"? Joining in on this sensitive topic are guests Andile Mngxitama and Shaka Sisulu. www.cliffcentral.com

"I am a serious benefactor of Affirmative Action." Andrew and Rorisang are joined by Mzwanele Jimmy Manyi, as they discuss BEE, how blacks and whites have been affected, how the grading works and whether or not corporates are complying or undermining the whole system. www.cliffcentral.com

Did Nelson Mandela sell out black people? This is the question Andrew and Rori attempt to answer, along with their guest Debora Patta and a few revolutionaries. www.cliffcentral.com

It's the 'Show Off Show'. Rori and Andrew investigate the point where show offs become narcissists. Joining them for this discussion are a pair of twins from Vuzu's 'Rich Kids'. They also ask the question - "How many selfies does it take to make a narcissist?" www.cliffcentral.com

"How homophobic are you?" Yes, we all like to think we are reasonably liberal and open-minded, but when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, when the "gay issue" is right in your face and on your doorstep, how do you really feel? www.cliffcentral.com

Ever hear people say “some of my best friends are black/white” generally just before something racist is said? Andrew and Rori ask - “are we really ourselves amongst friends from different races, what do we leave behind and why”? www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori continue their discussion and reflect on issues that came up during the show with Ernst Roets and Hanneke Rauch about whether there's a place for Afrikaners in the new South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

Is there a place for Afrikaners in the new South Africa, and is there a place for the new South Africa in Afrikaners? To discuss this Andrew and Rori are joined by Ernst Roets from Afri Forum as well as a young Afrikaner, Hanneke Rauch. www.cliffcentral.com

Do you think that the 'CEO SleepOut' is worthwhile? Or is it just a bunch of wealthy people trying to prove that they care? Andrew and Rori are joined by Pheladi Gwangwa who is at the helm of the campaign, as well as a representative from 'Street Sleeper', and finally, Dala Nje from the 'Stay Up' campaign. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori look at bribery in general and discuss whether it is justified in certain circumstances. Naturally, the conversation will cover the current FIFA debacle. www.cliffcentral.com

People can live as much as 30 days without food but only seven days without water. There was a time in SA where the thought of rolling blackouts was difficult to imagine. Many experts strongly believe that SA is headed in the same direction with water, except with water we can't simply build a power-station to create new water. To discuss this we are joined by globally renowned scientist Anthony Turton as well as Executive Director of Ms. Earth SA, Catherine Constantinides. www.cliffcentral.com

The recent announcement by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on E-tolls has put a spanner in the works of the resistance to E-tolls movement. Now that licences will not be renewed where E-toll bills are outstanding, there is a real sacrifice to be made in pursuit of the ideals for which we initially opposed the e-tolls with - it's time to really put our money where our mouths are! www.cliffcentral.com

Is it right or wrong to call homosexuality a sin? Recently, Mmusi Maimane had to quickly seemingly backtrack on preachings where he referred to homosexuality as sin as he faced a backlash for it. Given that SA is a pluralistic society, why is it wrong to be opposed to homosexuality? Rorisang is joined by Rev. Kenneth Meshoe, MP and leader of African Christian Democratic Party, as well as Constitutional law expert, Prof. Pierre de Vos. www.cliffcentral.com

Soweto residents owe Eskom R3.6bn in unpaid power bills they don't ever intend to pay, compared to R2.6bn owed by the rest of the country. Andrew and Rori speak to the big names of Soweto; Chief Whip of the ANC in Gauteng Brian Hlongwa, leader of the opposition party DA Mmusi Maimane, Secretary of Soweto Electricity Crisis Committee Bobo Makhoba and the current Mayor of City of Johannesburg Parks Tau about whether Soweto is the spoilt brat of townships and whether they're at liberty to be striking against Eskom. www.cliffcentral.com

Is the media biased or the public brainwashed? Andrew and Rori look into media bias with Chris Vick and Kay Sexwale, who has recently had some harsh words for Adriaan Basson. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Rori discuss "illegals". Illegal people, illegal substances and illegal laws. They're joined on the line by activist Sidney Luckett. www.cliffcentral.com

Xenophobia! We cannot deny it any longer or stick our heads in the sand, it is happening and we need to do something, but what? What should our leaders be doing? We have this difficult but necessary discussion. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew Levy discusses the Garissa attack in Kenya. We speak to Debora Patta, the Kenyan Interior Minister, as well as Analie Botha who works for The Institute for Strategic Studies and is a leading expert in radicalisation and al-Shabaab in South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

When bad guys do good things! What do we do about it and how do we treat their legacies? We have representatives from the ANC, DA and UCT debating the issue of #RhodesMustFall. www.cliffcentral.com

Residents of Jeppestown protested on Wednesday against evictions due to take place next week. Unless negotiations provide a solution, tenants from a number of buildings will be evicted as new owners want to develop the area. Andrew speaks to Daily Maverick journalist Greg Nicolson, as well as a few people affected, about the Jeppe protest. www.cliffcentral.com

Mail & Guardian journalist Verashni Pillay talks about her recent controversial articles about what white people should know about black people. www.cliffcentral.com

Taking a break from the serious topics, instead discussing SA's first dancing movie - 'Hear Me Move'. Andrew is joined by producer/actor Wandile Molebatse and actress Bontle Modiselle as they tell us about this ground breaking SA film. www.cliffcentral.com

With Andrew away on business, Jack Motlanthe takes over the reigns. He talks to individuals who are children of politicians. We find out the misconceptions about being related to a political figure, their difficulties, public scrutiny and their relationship with the politician. Being the nephew of former president Kgalema Motlanthe, Jack has loads of experience in this department. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew is joined on the line by Ranjeni Munusamy, Mmusi Maimane, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi and Gwede Mantashe as they dissect the State of the Nation Address from top to bottom, they also discuss the after shocks of that fateful night. www.cliffcentral.com

After the shenanigans of The State of the Nation Address, Andrew speaks with political commentator Justice Malala about the implications of these events on our democracy., Then with the Cricket World Cup in sight, we hear from cricket analyst Shane Goulde regarding South Africa's chances of bringing home the trophy. www.cliffcentral.com

Former TRC commissioner Dr Fazel Randera joins Andrew to discuss the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and its effects on South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

On this edition of The Khonza Show we discuss "Beauty" Queens and/or Kings. Our in studio guest is Miss Curvaceous 2014 - Harriet Hita. www.cliffcentral.com

Pule Skotane a.k.a. the white guy who does comedy in vernac, joins Andrrew and they talk about race, history and being bilingual in South Africa. Then TV sign language man Pholoho Selebano, tells us about his exciting career and being able to sign language in 5 South African official languages. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and Jack look at the role of satire in today’s society. They speak to Zapiro and ZANEWS. www.cliffcentral.com

Jack Motlanthe stands in for Andrew today, he speaks to an inspiring young lady Mosa Moeketsi, who is the youngest female owner of a construction company in SA and winner of numerous awards. Lebogang Mokubela of Simgy and Tumelo Chiloane of Enica Communications tell us all about Advertising and Marketing, the differences, costs and milestones they've overcome in business. www.cliffcentral.com

Jack Motlanthe hangs out with his boys discussing the year that was. Highlighting the World Cup and other topics that peaked their interest. www.cliffcentral.com

Jack Motlanthe speaks with a young couple who recently took the leap and got hitched. They talk about married life as well as the hottest places in SA to get married in December. All this and so much more... www.cliffcentral.com

Jack speaks all things brands. He speaks to the guys from GALXBOY a hip and happening clothing label on how they started, funding and distribution. www.cliffcentral.com

Jack Motlanthe holds things down while Andrew is on leave. He chats to Kalumbu Kapisa about the current state of South African TV productions. www.cliffcentral.com

2014 has been an incredible year of news, views, politicians, elections the rise of a party, a deadly kiss, some fence sitters, a broken fence a broken union a judge stumped by a shooting star. Justice Malala and Chris Vick join Andrew in studio as they do a year in review of 2014 . www.cliffcentral.com

'Racism', a word we hear all too often but do we really understand the deep intricacies of this human phenomenon? Andrew and his guests, Rorisang Tshabalala, Mark Oppenheimer, Kay Sexwale and Wouter Wessels discuss the South African race issue. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew and his guests discuss Global Entrepreneurship Week. We get to meet some seriously hardcore young entrepreneurs, Gqi Roaleke from Pele Green Energy that develops, owns and operates renewable energy power plants. Then on top of that we speak with Bernard from The Hook Up Dinner as well as JJ from Bjala Property. www.cliffcentral.com

What's the worst stereotype you have heard about Africa from our foreign brothers and sisters? Amazing places and stuff to do in SA on holiday. What is fair trade tourism? All this and more as Andrew speaks to SA's top tourism experts. www.cliffcentral.com

Is poetry dead? Andrew Levy brings us a poetry filled episode of the Khonza Show as he's joined in studio by Moleboheng Motlanthe who mesmerises us with some poetry. He's also joined by a few slam poets on the line and some of the Cliffcentral staff try their hand at poetry. www.cliffcentral.com

Probably the most talented photographer South Africa has seen and produced. Andrew Levy is joined by Joao Silva, a living legend in the Photo journalist space. He tells us about his time spent more in wars than at home and how he lost his legs due to a land mine in October 2010 in Afghanistan. This Interview will make you think twice about your own circumstances. www.cliffcentral.com

Jack Motlanthe is standing in for Andrew Levy on The Khonza Show. He talks to Vanessa Goosen about her fascinating story of survival after she was unknowingly used as a drug mule by her boyfriend's friend and subsequently spent 16 and a half years in a Thai prison. The situation was made worse by the fact that she was pregnant at the time. After being sentenced to death she was miraculously granted a pardon by the emperor. How has she rebuilt her life in a new world of technology, and how do you get to know your child after 16 years apart? www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew is joined by young graduates who are hustling in their respective fields, how they got there and their struggles and triumphs. He also speaks to Saloshnee Govender form SAGDA, an organisation that helps unemployed graduates find work. www.cliffcentral.com

Single? Married? Monogamy? Polygamy? Same sex marriage? What is your ideal status and does "Til Death Do Us Part?" still apply? Today, Andrew Levy and his guests, Dr D and gender activist Nomboniso Gasa answer these questions. We are also joined by the author of 'Marriage Land and Custom'. www.cliffcentral.com

On today's show Andrew is joined by personal trainer, Jocelyn and a Cross Fit trainer, Imtiaz, who tell us what their jobs entail and how they help people lose weight and keep fit. Chase also joins and tells us how he came from being called 'Fat Chase' to Chase by losing 44kg. www.cliffcentral.com

Andrew has a panel of experts including Dr Tim Noakes, discussing banting - what it is, how much does it cost, is it safe? www.cliffcentral.com

Sherry Biting, Uno De Waal, Mark Kaigwa, Mike Sharman, Khaya Dlanga all have something in common - they're all social media influencers and in this show they tell us about Social Media Week Johannesburg. www.cliffcentral.com