Drivetime

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and wit. The show has its own distinct local and global flavour and was nominated for the MTN Awards in 2014 and the Liberty Life Awards in 2016. The 5.10pm interview on Drivetime is its in-depth highlight and has covered stories in over 100 countries. During the show listener participation is encouraged via WhatsApp and SMS.
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3,995 Episodes
2212 – 2232

Awqaf Waqf Workshop in Kampala

A few years ago Awqaf SA established the Awqaf Uganda chapter. Over the weekend Awqaf SA, IRTI - the research department of the Islamic Development Bank and Awqaf Uganda conducted a training programme on Waqf in Kampala. To tell us more, we are joined online by... Guest: Zainoul Abeden Cajee…
18 Jan 2016 9AM 13 min

Racism Debate

Guest: Kashif Wicomb Position: Deputy President, Progressive Professionals Forum Guest: Professor Melissa Steyn Position: Head of the Wits Centre for Diversity Studies Guest: Moulana Sulaiman Ravat Position: Presenter and Programme Manager, Radio Islam and host of The Sulaiman Ravat Show Guest: Carl Weber Position: South African Comedian
15 Jan 2016 10AM 53 min

Update On GOTG Negotiations

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and…
13 Jan 2016 9AM 8 min

MSF Clinic Attacked in Yemen

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and…
12 Jan 2016 9AM 9 min

Rand reaches record lows

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and…
11 Jan 2016 9AM 5 min

June Marks

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and…
7 Jan 2016 9AM 12 min

Omar Bargouti

The 4-6 pm current affairs Drivetime Show is hosted by veteran journalist Shafiq Morton, winner of two Vodacom Awards, and an AfriCAN author’s award. Analytical and thought-provoking, Morton brings his decades of experience as a photo-journalist, historian and broadcaster to the show, added with his unique brand of humour and…
6 Jan 2016 9AM 12 min

Is Race Still An Issue In SA?

Guest: Mienke Mari Steytler Position: Head of Media and Public Affairs; SA Institute for Race Relations
5 Jan 2016 9AM 11 min

Launch of Audio Book – A Tasbih of 33 Traditional Sufi Stories

Ansari Qadiri Rifai Tariqa will be launching an audio book version of the book entitled, A Tasbih of 33 Traditional Sufi Stories. Joining us in studio this afternoon to talk about this is... Guest: Shaykh Taner Ansari Guest: Shaykha Muzeyyen Ansari Guest: Rezah Jogee Guest: Lesley Nott Manim Position: Voice…
5 Jan 2016 9AM 16 min

ANC critisices DA's Kohler Barnard

The African National Congress (ANC) in Parliament is threatening to find other ways of punishing Member of Parliament (MP) Dianne Kohler Barnard after the Democratic Alliance (DA) lifted her expulsion. Her membership was terminated in October after she shared a post on Facebook which said public services were better during…
23 Dec 2015 9AM 5 min

Israeli firm supplies SAPS with cannons

Palestinian solidarity groups have been called upon to increase its' pressure on the South African government. This follows reports in the City Press that the water cannons used by police to control #FeesMustFall and other protests are made by an Israeli company that provides vehicles for use in occupied Palestinian…
22 Dec 2015 9AM 11 min

Israeli firm supplies SAPS with cannons

Palestinian solidarity groups have been called upon to increase its' pressure on the South African government. This follows reports in the City Press that the water cannons used by police to control #FeesMustFall and other protests are made by an Israeli company that provides vehicles for use in occupied Palestinian…
22 Dec 2015 9AM 5 min

Trevor Manuel breaks his silence

Former finance Minister, Trevor Manual has broken his silence on the axing of Nhlanhla Nene earlier this month. Earlier today, Drive Time producer, Ashraf Kenny, spoke to political analyst Abdul Waheed Patel for his take on Manuals open letter.
21 Dec 2015 9AM 11 min

Israeli firm supplies SAPS with cannons

The City Press has reported that, the water cannons used by police to control #FeesMustFall and other protests are made by an Israeli company that provides vehicles for use in occupied Palestinian territories and which also supplied riot control vehicles to the apartheid government. The water cannons made by Beit…
21 Dec 2015 9AM 14 min

Arab Spring, 5 years on... BUT, what has been achieved?

The dilemma felt by Arab youth was captured in Tunisia by the self-immolation in 2010 of Mohamed Bouazizi, who was frustrated by restrictions on his small street-vending business. His death became the catalyst that seemed to light up revolts throughout the Middle East. The frustration had been building for some…
17 Dec 2015 10AM 20 min

Saudi led Anti-Terror Alliance

Tuesday’s announcement that Saudi Arabia has cobbled together a military alliance of 34 Muslim states to fight terrorism looks good on paper, but paper – as in paper tiger – may be the operative word. According to the state-run Saudi Press Agency the alliance will take on terrorists in Iraq,…
17 Dec 2015 9AM 8 min
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