Robert Mugabe has been replaced after 37 years in power. Professor David Moore and Dewa Mavhinga from Human Rights Watch discuss what it means for the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Scholar and anti-apartheid activist Raymond Suttner and Daily Maverick journalist Richard Poplak talk about the ANC, a month before the party's elective conference. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team look at some of the biggest issues in news this week, including the ANC election race, China's President Xi Jinpeng's consolidation power, elections in Japan, and Life Esidimeni. www.cliffcentral.com

Anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol's 1971 death was ruled a suicide until the courts last week said he had been tortured and murdered by police. Timol's nephew Imtiaz Cajee unpacks the judgment and what it means for the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Kenya's Supreme Court ruled that the recent presidential elections were flawed. Writer and political activist Nanjala Nyabola unpacks what the judgment means for the country and the road to the rerun of the elections. www.cliffcentral.com

After the recent massacre in Las Vegas, J Brooks Spector discusses the history, lobby groups, politics and ideologies that has seen the United State's flooded with deadly weapons. www.cliffcentral.com

Pauli Van Wyk from Daily Maverick's investigative unit, Scorpio, explains KPMG's recent apology to the country and the response from SARS. www.cliffcentral.com

Daily Maverick's Richard Poplak discusses the calamity across SA politics. Then the team talks about what Juba's last post office means for South Sudan, and the dodgy networks looting Zimbabwe's diamond fields. www.cliffcentral.com

The team looks at three elections - Rwanda, Kenya and Angola - to see how the democratic process is playing out in the three countries. Kingsley says farewell after hosting his last show. Greg will continue bringing you the insights every week. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley sits down with Professor Gqola to discuss her new book, Reflecting Rogue: Inside the Mind of a Feminist. She shares her journey through academia, feminism, blackness and South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

Activist Mark Heywood recently released his new book 'Get Up! Stand Up!' He comes into the studio to talk about his life in activism and civil society in South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

Ranjeni Munusamy joins the team to talk about the ANC's challenges ahead of its December conference, and beyond. www.cliffcentral.com

How do you raise children in a racist, sexist, unequal and violent world? The team speaks to three parents on how they negotiate the challenges. www.cliffcentral.com

Daily Maverick's Richard Poplak joins the team to talk about what we learned, or failed to learn, from the ruling party's policy conference. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team is joined by Pauli Van Wyk and Kristen Van Schie. They talk #GuptaLeaks and touch on continental stories from Rwanda, Tanzania and the Chagos islands. www.cliffcentral.com

The taxi industry is often seen as violent, unsafe and unregulated. In the wake of a massive strike, we delve into the system, its past, present and future. www.cliffcentral.com

The team is joined by amaBhungane investigative journalist Craig McKune to talk #GuptaLeaks. Lorato Palesa Modongo then tells us about a new Setswana feminist dictionary. www.cliffcentral.com

The team looks at the impact of the Gupta emails and analyses Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba's first nine months, before tackling SADC politics. www.cliffcentral.com

Patrick Wisani was recently sentenced for beating his girlfriend to death. We use this case as an example of how the systems in place to prevent and respond to gender-based violence fall short. We then speak to experts about the limitations of criminal justice, what prevention interventions are working, and the obstacles to scaling what works. www.cliffcentral.com

The team digs into the deliberation on whether parliament can vote via secret ballot. Then they turn to the South African food crisis, before asking why pirates kidnapping for ransom is on the rise. www.cliffcentral.com

Ranjeni Munusamy joins the team to talk about Pravin Gordhan and court action against President Zuma, Vuwani and SAPS corruption. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley looks at important news across the continent - including charges of crimes against humanity against former Chadian President Hissene Habre, Zambia's President Edgar Lungu charging his opposition with treason, and Ugandan activist Stella Nyanzi imprisoned for calling the president a pair of buttocks on Facebook. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley sits down with award-winning indigenous Australian filmmaker, Rachel Perkins. She shares her journey of documenting the indigenous Australian story and provoking national conversations about the country's past. www.cliffcentral.com

South Africa continues to face a myriad of challenges. Mobilising and movement building is seen as one answer. But how do we do it? We ask activists Jay Naidoo, Anele Yawa and Busisiwe Seabe. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley flies solo today. He explores the fallout from a UN report classifying Israel as an Apartheid state, why African debt is reaching critical levels, how drones are delivering life saving services and why almost 5 years on, there's still no justice for Marikana. www.cliffcentral.com

Fifty years ago the people of the Chagos Islands were forcefully removed from their homes and forced into exile. It had a devastating effect on their livelihood, culture and humanity. This year they may finally be able to return home. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson look at some of the biggest issues in the news this week... including Somaliland's fight for recognition, political unrest in Mozambique, and whether Uber is competing unfairly. www.cliffcentral.com

Could 17 million South Africans not receive their social grants on April 1st? The team looks at the crisis around social grant disbursement - from the history to the future. www.cliffcentral.com

The team sits down with Ranjeni Munusamy and Simon Allison. They talk through the news, including a potential cabinet re-shuffle, who's set to be the next South African president, xenophobic attacks and South Africa's withdrawal from the ICC. www.cliffcentral.com

When large corporations come together to make sure that everyday South Africans have to pay more for basic goods and services, there is a transfer of wealth from average citizens to the wealthy. The team talks to experts about the culture of business collusion and the fight against it. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley sits down with award-winning journalist Pontsho Pilane. She talks about her experience producing some of the best coverage of the #FeesMustFall movement via the Daily Vox, her switch to health journalism, and how she ended up presenting to a room full of members of parliament. Pontsho's story is that of someone who consistently defies the odds, overcoming sexism and structural racism to be one of best young journalists in the country. She tells her story, all with her characteristic humour and no holds barred honesty. www.cliffcentral.com

The team runs through the biggest news stories from around the world - including Trump's executive orders, whether the ANC broke the law on their black ops war room... and we review Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's time as African Commission Chair. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks to Noseweek's Martin Weltz about Absa and apartheid corruption. Then they delve into how patent law reform could save lives. Finally, they discuss restorative justice versus the criminalisation of hate crimes and hate speech. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team discusses some of the key stories it will be watching in 2017, from Trump to the ANC succession race and politics in The Gambia, Angola and Kenya. www.cliffcentral.com

Simon Allison speaks to Daily Maverick sports journalist Antoinette Muller about her longform article Beyond the Boundary, on South Africa's long history of racial exclusion in cricket and attempts to transform the sport. www.cliffcentral.com

The team digs into a strike on Robertson winery where farmworkers complain of apartheid-era conditions, why 20,000 Americans are protesting against a pipeline, and how Gambia chose democracy. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks about the looming disaster with social grants, the backlash around a national minimum wage, and why everyone is leaving the ICC. www.cliffcentral.com

What's it like being black, African, female and queer? Kingsley sits down with Tiffany Kagure Mugo and Maneo Refileo Mohale to explore the unique pressures around visibility, representation, activism, and sexual health. www.cliffcentral.com

On US election day, the team talk to Ranjeni Munusamy in Pittsburgh, before breaking down the State Capture report and looking into repression ahead of the Gambian elections. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg are joined by Richard Poplak and Koketso Moeti talking through all the biggest stories of the past week. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley sits down with Jasmine Opperman, former spy turned security analyst. She once got a phone call from a distressed parent to help talk a teenager out of a decision to go to Syria and join ISIS. She explains how she did it and how she's gone on to do this for more and more young people around South Africa. We also learn why she thinks the caliphate is imploding and why we should all be worried about current South African and global counter-terrorism efforts. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury sits down with South African activist and former Olympian Leigh-Ann Naidoo. She describes her journey to activism, how she ended up on a boat to Gaza that got intercepted by Israeli forces and how South Africa might get itself out of the #FeesMustFall deadlock. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg explore issues in the South African prison system that result in over 40,000 people in prisons awaiting trial for up 3 years. They then talk about the historic Colombia referendum that could have ended over 50 years of civil war and how this links to South Africa's own transition. www.cliffcentral.com

The team explores why many African countries are now disputing their maritime borders, what has led to the 500 reported deaths in Ethiopia, and who won the first US Presidential debate. www.cliffcentral.com

Journalist Kevin Bloom joins the team to talk about his investigative story into how one of the world's biggest tourism companies is culpable for the deaths of South African sailors. Then, Kingsley and Greg talk about; why the Gauteng Department of Health needs to explain the deaths of 36 of it's psychiatric patientns and the ongoing #FeesMustFall protests www.cliffcentral.com

Daily Maverick Africa correspondent Simon Allison joins the team to talk about his recent travels, elections in Gabon, instability in Zimbabwe, and where Africa's donkeys are going. www.cliffcentral.com

Amidst protests at Pretoria High School for Girls, the team interrogates the struggles of black students in historically white schools. Then they look back at South Sudan's first five tumultuous years and what's needed to restore lasting peace. www.cliffcentral.com

As new councils take office, the team is joined by Ranjeni Munusamy to analyse the local government elections wrap. www.cliffcentral.com

The team looks at Lonmin's failure to provide basic housing and the negotiations on state compensation. They then sit down with author Luke Sinwell and discuss his book, The Spirit of the Marikana Massacre. www.cliffcentral.com

On the eve of voting day, the team talks to representatives from different parties to find out why undecided voters should vote for them. www.cliffcentral.com

With only a week until the local government elections, the Daily Maverick team discusses the latest in politics before the highly-contested polls. www.cliffcentral.com

The team speaks to protest leader Stern Zvorwadza about making ends meet in Zimbabwe, and the last days of Zanu-PF. Dr Blessing-Miles Tendai and Prof. Brian Raftopoulos join to talk about the economy, and disagree... saying Mugabe isn't going anywhere yet. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks about the ICASA ruling against the SABC. Hear from Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi about extra-judicial killings by Kenyan police, and lastly look back at the week that was in American race relations and policing. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks to Ranjeni Munusamy about Nkandla and the SABC, and Vanessa Burger about torture at Glebelands hostel, before being joined by Phumlani Pikoli and Lee Molefi from #2x to talk youth politics. www.cliffcentral.com

The team look at the fight for LGBTI+ rights in Sub-Saharan Africa by talking to leading activists from different countries, looking at some of the gains made and present challenges, and interrogating the strategies of civil society. www.cliffcentral.com

The number of refugees worldwide is now more than 65 million people. The team goes in-depth on the plight of refugees in South Africa, Europe and Dadaab - the largest refugee camp in the world. They also touch on what's going on with the ANC's Tshwane mayoral candidates, as well as a project to have Africa's stolen loot offshore returned. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick Show team went behind the scenes at The Gathering and asked speakers about election priorities and government focus over the next 20 years. They spoke to Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, Mmusi Maimane, Zweli Mkhize, Bantu Holomisa, Parks Tau, Robert McBride, Zwelinzima Vavi, John Pearlman and Mark Heywood. www.cliffcentral.com

Greg and Kingsley look back at The Gathering, an event that saw the country's key political parties go head to head in the run-up to the local elections. They talk through key highlights, insights and insults. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks to Ranjeni Munusamy about the South African Communist Party's scathing remarks about the ANC. Security expert Ryan Cummings gives us his view on South Africa's exposure to terrorism, and looks back at one year of Nigeria's President Buhari. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley hosts Greg Nicolson and Simon Allison as they talk through Zimbabweans reclaiming their country, Africans being attacked in India, and Chad's former president being convicted for war crimes. www.cliffcentral.com

South Africa is such a divided and fractured nation that it can be difficult to engage with each other's humanity. Kingsley and Greg are joined by Siphiwe Mpye, whose initiative 'Imbawula' uses storytelling as a way to bridge this divide. www.cliffcentral.com

Food prices are increasing every month - the team looks locally at the effect on everyday South Africans and regionally where 10% of the SADC population is at risk of food insecurity. They also talk about the implications of the landmark Silicosis ruling that allows for the class action suit against mining companies - joined by John Stephens, a legal researcher for Section27, which represents Treatment Action Campaign and Sonke Gender Justice. www.cliffcentral.com

Fifty years ago the people of the Chagos Islands were forcefully removed from their homes and forced into exile. It had a devastating effect on their livelihood, culture and humanity. This year they may finally be able to return home. www.cliffcentral.com

Demonstrations against rape and sexual abuse at Rhodes University have challenged both students and the public across the country. The Daily Maverick Team speaks to four students to find out more. #2X strategist Lee Molefi joins the team in studio. www.cliffcentral.com

President Jacob Zuma is under mounting pressure to resign and the ANC can't fill up a stadium. The Daily Maverick's Ranjeni Munusamy and Richard Poplak join the team and discuss everything you need to know about local politics. www.cliffcentral.com

The Panama Papers have revealed the secretive world of tax havens and how the rich hide their money. The Daily Maverick team find out how tax havens are formed, how journalists uncovered the scandal and what it means for Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

The team sits down with development consultant Karen Krakowitzer. They talk through why so many non-profits are closing, the rise of social entrepreneurship and new emerging ways that social good is being funded. www.cliffcentral.com

Together with Ranjeni Munusamy, the team looks at President Jacob Zuma's rise to power and try to understand his leadership in a time of ever-mounting evidence of state capture. www.cliffcentral.com

After the terrorist attacks in Ivory Coast, Simon Allison joins the team to talk about what's going on in East Africa. Then J. Brooks Spector unpacks the madness and mayhem of the U.S. primaries. www.cliffcentral.com

The team sits down with award winning authors Richard Poplak and Kevin Bloom as they launch their new book 'Continental Shift'. We hear about their nine-year journey around the African continent, distilling hundreds of human stories into 10 essays on the continent's contradictions. www.cliffcentral.com

Ranjeni Munusamy joins the team to talk about the ongoing battle between Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and SARS. Then the Jesuit Institute's Russell Pollitt gives a local perspective on the issue of child abuse in the Catholic Church. www.cliffcentral.com

The team interviews Richard Sipe, sociologist and ex-priest who authored the ground-breaking research that between 6-9% of priests have sex with children. He explains to us how this has gone on for centuries, how celibacy could be the problem and what the church needs to do if it has any chance of reform. www.cliffcentral.com

The team speaks about the human rights violations surrounding the Ugandan Presidential elections, gets the latest on American elections and discusses how we can hold our leaders accountable through open data and fact checking. www.cliffcentral.com

With South Sudan still divided, the team speaks to rebel leader and former Vice President Riek Machar about his hopes for the young nation. Then, the journalist who uncovered a network of secret US military bases in Africa tells more. www.cliffcentral.com

The team chat to Daily Maverick journalists Ranjeni Munusamy and Richard Poplak about the biggest news stories circulating in South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

Police brutality and protests in Ethiopia, find out what's going on. Five years since the Arab Spring, the team looks at looks at how Egypt is doing. Finally, is a racist system poisoning the black residents of Flint, Michigan? www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks to Simon Allison about potential Presidential third terms for Rwanda's Paul Kagame and Burundi's Pierre Nkurunziza before going deeper into the violence in Burundi and the terrorist attacks in Burkina Faso.They then talk to Ranjeni Munusamy about the DA's race politics and former President Thabo Mbeki's attempts to re-write his legacy. www.cliffcentral.com

Greg Nicolson and Kingsley Kipury detail the stories to watch in 2016. They dig into local municipal and the American Presidential elections, before asking what on Earth is going on with the global economy and finally handpicking key news stories from around the continent. Basically, they've designed a cheat-sheet for you to sound like the smartest guy at the braai all year long. www.cliffcentral.com

2016 has kick started with a racial spat on social media, with the likes of #PennySparrow and #ChrisHart. Jonathan Sinclair and Ruby Chikwiri ease you into the news cycle for 2016, looking at these and other issues. They also bring you Donald Trump's TV ad that might just shock you, as well as a viral video, #DearDaddy, that is making men think twice before they speak. www.cliffcentral.com

With 2015 coming to a close, Daily Maverick journalists Greg Nicolson, Ranjeni Munusamy, Richard Poplak and Simon Allison discuss the biggest news stories of the year. www.cliffcentral.com

Proudly delivered by PostNet Courier, The Daily Daily Maverick team takes an in-depth look at climate change and its consequences for South Africa. They look at floating infrastructure as a way some drowning cities are adapting to climate change. Lastly, they consider whether the extinction of the human race is the only way to save mother earth. www.cliffcentral.com

Proudly delivered by PostNet Courier, The Daily Maverick team speak with Ranjeni Munusamy as she reports live from the COSATU National Congress. Then Simon Allison joins the show to talk about Bamako attacks and child brides in Mozambique. www.cliffcentral.com

Proudly delivered by PostNet Courier, The Daily Maverick Team discuss racial and gender transformation in the legal profession. They also speak to Kenyan journalist, John Ngirachu, who was held by police for reporting on corruption before speaking to the director of Thina Sobabili about its Oscar and Golden Globes chances. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team chat to Panashe Chigumadzi about her new book 'Sweet Medicine'. She talks about the five years it took to write it, what it's like balancing fiction and non-fiction writing and why she had to get involved with #FeesMustFall. www.cliffcentral.com

The team speak to Section 27 lawyers about the upcoming Limpopo textbook case and how it could force government to provide a textbook for every learner across the country. Then Cyril Madlala joins the show to unpack the latest ANC KZN conference. www.cliffcentral.com

The team looks at South Africa's water crisis that doesn't look like it'll be getting better anytime soon. They wonder why nobody is talking about the Indonesian ecological disaster and explore Nigerian and SA relations as MTN Nigeria is fined $5 billion. Cobus Olivier and Tolu Ogunlesi help the team explore these topics. www.cliffcentral.com

The team continues their focus on #FeesMustFall amidst continued protests at universities across the country. Is the fact that there will be no increase in fees actually a victory? Kingsley Kipury speaks to Khadija Patel of the Daily Vox. Is free higher education financially feasible; how would we do it? We speak to Nico Cloete of the Centre for Higher education transformation. Lastly we speak to Sis Deliwe about Outsourcing at Wits. www.cliffcentral.com

The team interrogates the wave of student protests happening at universities across the country. We look at whether these protests could trigger systemic change; and how to balance the country's economic realities with making sure that even the most marginalised can access affordable, high quality education. We chat to Pontsho Pilane of the Daily Vox live from Wits, Lerato Mohale from Black Students Movement at Rhodes and Kabelo Mogatosi from DA's Student Alliance (DASO) www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley is joined in studio by Ranjeni Munusamy. They discuss the ANC National General Council that took place over the weekend and South Africa's potential withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. The Traditional Courts Bill tabled in parliament - is it an important recognition of customary law or does it facilitate dictatorial monarchies taking advantage of their rural disenfranchised 'subjects'? We hear from the High Commissioner of the Khoi San Kingdom. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley is joined by Daily Maverick Senior Africa Correspondent Simon Allison. They talk to Jens Pedersen, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Humanitarian Advisor about the bombing of an MSF hospital in Afghanistan. They also chat to UNICEF's Head of Nutrition Simeon Nanama about how Madagascar could have up to half its population stunted by malnutrition. Lastly they analyse the latest results of the Ibrahim Index for African Governance - is Africa really on the rise? www.cliffcentral.com

Zwelinzima Vavi and Mbali Khumalo discuss the upcoming anti-corruption march, their demands and what they hope to achieve. www.cliffcentral.com

The killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson exposed the injustices towards African Americans in the US. Professor Justin Hansford, who protested on the streets in Ferguson and worked with the Brown family, explains the struggle. www.cliffcentral.com

Koketso Moeti from amandla.mobi discusses Marikana and a campaign to ban R-5 rifles for crowd control. The team discusses kidnappings, forced initiations and annual national assessments. Lastly, the big question: to boycott or not to boycott the Pharrell concert? www.cliffcentral.com

Ranjeni Munusamy joins the team for a round up of current affairs including the ANC succession race, Homo naledi, the migrant crisis in Europe and the beautification of Benedict Daswa. www.cliffcentral.com

Lawyers, civil society and former mineworkers speak on their attempts to get compensation from mining houses who exposed them to silicosis, despite knowing the health risks. This could be one of the most symbolic issues for the labour movement in recent years, as activists try to hold those responsible to account through the courts. www.cliffcentral.com

Are we on the cusp of affordable, high quality education in South Africa? The team sits down with Nonhlanhla Masina - one of the trailblazers working to make this a reality. She shares her personal journey of walking 8km to high school each day and teaching her peers maths and science throughout Grade 11. We get her perspective on the country's education, how she came to be the co-founder of African School for Excellence, and how their model could be the solution for high quality education across the country. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury sits down with Angolan award-winning journalist and activist, Rafael Marques de Morais. His work in confronting corruption and promoting political freedom makes Marques one of the best known voices standing up to the Angolan authoritarian regime. In his personal and humorous style, he talks about his time in prison, his run-ins with the state and his thoughts on freedom in Angola. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson sit down with writer Sisonke Msimang ahead of her ‘Ruth First Memorial Lecture’ on interracial friendships in South Africa. She gives a preview of her lecture that pulls together everything from Aristotle to Njabulo Ndebele to explore how friendship relates to democracy. www.cliffcentral.com

Will the national minimum wage cost you your job? Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson discuss this with economists Gilad Isaacs and Bandile Ngidi, BUSA's Vanessa Phala as well as COSATU's Parliamentary liaison, Matthew Parks. www.cliffcentral.com

As Women's Month begins the team chat to Vanguard contributor Anele Nzimande, Feminist Stokvel member Kavuli Nyali-Binase and the South African Young Feminist Activist's Mase Ramaru about challenges within feminism, the relevance of Women's Month and possible areas for advancement. www.cliffcentral.com

What is the state of politics in Swaziland? Greg Nicholson and Fatima Mathivha speak to Mario Masuku, leader of banned opposition party Pudemo, after his release from prison. Then, as the winter initiation season ends, they discuss efforts to reduce deaths and injuries. www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks about education in South Africa. Rather than bemoan the state of education in the country, the team look at the people and projects leading the way in innovating education. They're joined in studio by Melanie Smuts (Founder & CEO of Streetlight Schools), Lebang Nong (Founder of Katlehong Pele Education) and Athambile Masola (teacher and writer on all things education). www.cliffcentral.com

As Cosatu finally meets for its special national congress, what's the future of the labour movement and what influence will it have on the tripartite alliance? Greg Nicholson and Daily Maverick intern Fatima Mathiva find out from Ranjeni Munusamy. They also look at the Western Cape High Court ruling against garnishee orders on poor farm workers and speak to Richard Poplak about the first African team in the Tour de France. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury and Greg Nicolson investigate the state of health care in the Free State. Each day there are new reports of patients facing inadequate, undignified and inhumane or altogether suspended services. Then they look at Uber, is it unfair competition that needs to be regulated, or innovation that should be encouraged? Finally, they touch on the possibility of “Water Shedding”, could we soon find ourselves without water and electricity? www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg discuss all things Marikana. What happens now that the report has been released? Is anyone going to be held accountable? What do the families of the deceased have to say? They're joined by Grace Gomba and Dennis Webster from Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI) who have been supporting and representing the families of the deceased. They also speak to criminal justice expert David Bruce and Andries Nkome, a lawyer for the injured and arrested mineworkers. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley and Greg look at the continuation of Operation Fiela Reclaim that saw Cape Town station shut down with members of the SANDF arresting foreign nationals and seizing goods. They also go in depth on what is being described as racial cleansing in the Dominican Republic with Dr. Jemima Pierre, Associate Professor of African Diaspora Studies at the University of California. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley Kipury is joined by Africa Correspondent for the Daily Maverick Simon Allison as they put the focus on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, they debunk arguments for allowing Bashir to leave the country and look into who is to blame for this. Lastly they look at the A.U plans to to create a Free Trade Area across the continent. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley & Greg look at the human side of being a police officer; amid reports of suicide, mental health and trauma. This is in the wake of an officer who stormed into an Alexandra police station and murdered four people. They also talk to Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron about the stigma still surrounding HIV/AIDS - he is the only individual holding public office in Africa who is openly living with HIV/AIDS. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley & Greg talk about FIFA and the arrests of top officials on allegations of bribery and corruption. They look at the implications for S.A and potential shady dealing around the 2010 World Cup. They also talk to Equal Education and dig into the results of an audit of township schools in Gauteng that found that at about 30% of high schools, more than 100 students share a single working toilet. www.cliffcentral.com

Kingsley is joined in studio by Gushwell Brooks. Did you know Africa has an anthem? You may soon be singing it at church. What set of circumstances results in thousands of people stranded and starving in a boat in the middle of the ocean with no-one willing to help? The world has 50 million refugees - the most since World War II. Simon Allison breaks down how we got here and what can we do about it. www.cliffcentral.com

The army is still deployed in South Africa, rounding up citizens and foreigners, and Kingsley Kipury is joined by Greg Nicolson to ask what's happening. The team also chat to Yale University Professor Thomas Pogge to look at the link between illicit financial flows and human rights. Finally, Dr Robert Mshengu Kavanagh comes into the studio to talk about his new book, Zimbabwe: Challenging the Stereotypes. www.cliffcentral.com

We're joined by Claire Waterhouse, who has been on the front lines of fighting Ebola as a fieldworker in Liberia which has just been declared Ebola free. Simon Allison tells us why there's reason to be hopeful about the political unrest in Burundi, and asks - who regulates the UN? What happens when peacekeepers act like warlords. www.cliffcentral.com

Greg Nicolson hosts the show joined by Ranjeni Munusamy. We discuss all things DA and what to watch at the party's elective conference this weekend. Who is Wilmot James? Can he give Maimane a run for his money for party leader? Does Maimane have enough experience for the top job? Also, an interview with Rebecca Davis on her hilarious new book that's getting rave reviews - "Best White and Other Anxious Delusions". www.cliffcentral.com

The team talks about the pissing contest between South Africa and Nigeria, and SA's deteriorating reputation on the continent after the weeks of Xenophobic violence. Kingsley Kipury is joined in studio by Greg Nicolson and Gushwell Brooks. They interview Professor Achille Mbembe of the WISER (Wits Institute for Social & Economic Research) and Simon Allison. www.cliffcentral.com

Giving you all the latest news about the world we live in. Join us for some unbiased and expert opinions on the stories making global headlines. The main focus on this edition is the current xenophobic attacks taking place right under our noses. www.cliffcentral.com

What kind of DA can we expect post Helen Zilla? UDM General Bantu Holomisa tells us what Chris Hani was really like. How can we tackle Xenophobia in SA? And finally, can Hillary Clinton become the first female president of the US? www.cliffcentral.com

Kenya is in a state of insecurity following last week's terror attack that claimed 147 innocent lives. We explore Kenya as a whole, their political landscape, their intelligence and their ability to fight terrorism. www.cliffcentral.com

The Marikana Commission's report is due today, after more than two years of deliberating back and forth. What's going on with the Nigerian elections? And finally, we have the difficult discussion surrounding the state of Somalia and Ethiopia. www.cliffcentral.com

Together with Daily Maverick Assistant Editor Ranjeni Munusamy and Talk Show Host Gushwell Brooks, Kingsley Kipury touches on three contentious topics - firstly "Rhodes must fall", secondly Chabane's passing and thirdly the Hawks judgement. www.cliffcentral.com

Land reform (redistribution & restitution) has become the sexy topic in politics. This issue is prime for political abuse because it's very emotional - yet complex. Today Greg and Kingsley tackle this issue, discussing what options and alternatives exist. www.cliffcentral.com

Greg and Kingsley speak to serial entrepreneur Ntuthuko Shezi, and to Gareth Taylor - Incubation Manager at the Awethu Project for their perspectives about small (black) business in South Africa and what government is doing and can continue to do about getting more entrepreneurs starting and successfully running SMMEs. Then they also touch on COSATU and how their endless in-fighting is bad for labour (and business) in the short term. www.cliffcentral.com

The team delves into the sensitive issue of xenophobic violence in SA before ending off with a discussion on the Lesotho elections. www.cliffcentral.com

Did Jacob Zuma nearly get poisoned by his own wife? How does he remain so calm when surrounded by various storms? The Daily Maverick team answer these questions and dissect the facts surrounding whether or not South Africa has found its first citizen fighting for ISIS. www.cliffcentral.com

The aftermath of SONA 2015 is upon us, and it would be hard to find a South African who does not have an opinion on the matter. Where to from here? What does this mean for our Democracy? And who was within their rights? All these questions answered and more! www.cliffcentral.com

All eyes will be on The State of the Nation Address this week, will the EFF cause havoc and ask their all important question to President Jacob Zuma, or will they let him deliver his speech in peace and save the fight for another day? The Daily Maverick team discuss this and many other pertinent issues affecting SA. On the line we are joined by fashion correspondent Tarryn Opel talking about the upcoming fashion at the SONA, after which Pastor Ray Mccauley discusses his attempts at reaching an agreement between the ANC and the EFF, for the EFF to not interrupt the SONA. www.cliffcentral.com

Greg Nicolson and guest Kingsley Kipury from Enke Make Your Mark talk to Rofhiwa Maneta about SA youth issues, youth politics, electoral patterns and youth development. The team also takes you behind the headlines, where the true story lies as they speak to journalists Rebecca Davies and Ranjeni Munusamy. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli gives us all of the latest current affairs that you need to know about. The team takes you behind the headlines as they focus on the country's looting of foreign-owned shops and a touch up on the weeks sports highlights. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli Charalambous and Ranjeni Munusamy focus on South African news, Eskom rolling out rational loadshedding, whether publication employees should declare their political affiliations, the ANC's 103rd birthday celebrations in Cape Town, what to expect at the State of the Nation Address and other issues affecting South Africa. www.cliffcentral.com

Gushwell Brooks joins the team as they discuss Boko Haram, Charlie Hebdo, the fight against terrorism and all news around the world. www.cliffcentral.com

Jonathan Sinclair stands in for The Daily Maverick team for the final time. He's joined by Steven Darge and they bring you all the news, good and bad, that you need to know. www.cliffcentral.com

Another aeroplane has gone missing, Julius Malema gets hitched and festive season road death toll figures are out. Jonathan Sinclair and co-host Thando Dhaza bring you all the news that has got the world and SA talking over the past week. We also find out which SA provinces are the safest and most dangerous, as well as which province has the highest life expectancy, the answers might surprise you. www.cliffcentral.com

With The Daily Maverick team enjoying a well deserved break, Jonathan Sinclair and co-host Thando Dhaza bring you all the news that has got the world and SA talking over the past week. It won't all be doom and gloom, there are some good things happening in the world, despite what others might lead you to believe. www.cliffcentral.com

Jonathan SInclair aka Journo Jono is standing in for the Daily Maverick team. He and his co host Deshnee Subramany bring us all the local and and international trending news. They have Gabi Mbele from Sunday Times and Juvais from Vent who also give us a wrap up of lifestyle and entertainment news. www.cliffcentral.com

Bringing you all the news you need to know from the most unbiased source in media. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team discuss the elections that have taken place in the SADEC region and their outcomes, the Treatment Action Campaign and a wrap up of the local and international news. www.cliffcentral.com

We get a recap of the Vavi - Cosatu saga and a roundup of the local and international news. www.cliffcentral.com

Today Styli and Ranjeni give us a special edition of The Daily Maverick Show. They're joined by NUMSA Deputy General Secretary, Karl Cloete. www.cliffcentral.com

It was Julian Assange who once said – “if journalism is good, it is controversial, by its nature.’’ For all the stories that affect our world and our lives, don’t miss The Daily Maverick team telling it to us just the way it is, no bells, no whistles, just the truth, the way journalism was meant to be. www.cliffcentral.com

The quality of democracy and the quality of journalism are deeply entwined. Don’t miss this episode of The Daily Maverick Show, keeping you abreast of what is happening in your world, whether you want to hear it or not, it will be spoken about on this show. www.cliffcentral.com

For all the news that matters without the bias that hinders, The Daily Maverick team talk about e - tolls, issues that are still affecting Africa and we get an overview from Marianne who's at the Shrien Dewani trial. www.cliffcentral.com

Free and fair elections in Mozambique, the Ebola crisis, Oscar Pistorius being sentenced to a mere 5 years in jail and all other news making headlines are what the Daily Maverick talk about. www.cliffcentral.com

The Daily Maverick team give us a summary of the local and international news focusing on the Ebola epidemic and the Oscar Pistorius Trial. www.cliffcentral.com

Water shortages, Nkandla, Julius Malema and his EFF are part of the problems facing the ANC. Is the ANC heading for failure? Styli and his guests answer this question and give us a summary of world news. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli is joined by Simon Allison and John Stupart, together they discuss the IS terrorist organisation. What do they stand for? What threat do they pose to the world and South Africa? What can and must be done? We get these answers and more! www.cliffcentral.com

Styli and guests give us a summary of the latest local and international news focusing on the ANC - EFF parliamentary feuds and new towns being built in SA. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli is joined in studio by Simon Allison discussing African and South African Current Affairs. We also hear from Rebecca Davis who breaks down the Oscar verdict for us. We discover the truth about what happens when Ebola meets HIV/Aids and the consequences thereof, also what do journalists have to go through when reporting on Ebola Outbreaks, would you stay in quarantine for up to three weeks? www.cliffcentral.com

Styli Charalambous and his guest Greg Nicolson discuss what really is happening with the ever-illusive spy tapes. They try to imagine what must be going on when Thuli Madonsela is labelled as a spy for the CIA and just how she manages to remain so calm. Another topic of contention – will the Dalai Lama ever get granted a visa for SA. Then Media Law consultant and speaker Emma Sadlier joins on the line educating us about the dangers of sexting and the ramifications of your social media history on your future. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli Charalambous and his guests give us an in-depth analysis of the latest current affairs in and around the world, focusing on SA politics. The antics of the EFF and Malema featured, as well as speculation on whether President Zuma will finish his term. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli Charalambous, Ranjeni Munusamy and Hagen Engler give us the latest on current affairs, locally and around the world. www.cliffcentral.com

Styli is in studio with Simon Allison , Paul Masonsa, Social Justice Campaigner from Amandla.mobi talking about all the latest headlining news. www.cliffcentral.com