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The latest on the SAA saga

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The week that was has been nothing short of hot and spicy - that's why it's necessary to have editor of Business Day, Tim Cohen, to discuss some of the biggest political stories. Listen in as he breaks down the latest on the SAA saga, Dan Plato, the new Cape Town mayor, catching up on South Africa’s parliament, and keeping an eye on the US mid-term elections. Brought to you by Nando's. Nando's · The Burning Platform
8 Nov 2018 English South Africa Politics · News

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