Afternoon Drive with John Maytham CapeTalk

Come 1 July, World rugby will see three new laws come into play. The amendments relate to offside from kicks in open play, the options available from a free-kick and removal of the practice of ‘crocodile rolling’ a player away from the tackle/ruck area, are aimed at promoting ball in flow and diversity of attacking options, while supporting player welfare. John Maytham speaks to The Daily Mavericks Craig Ray.
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John Maytham speaks to Nick Clelland about his debut book, Good Hope – the book is about an alternative present-day Cape Town that is the capital of a new independent country.
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Eskom has backed out of talks to transfer its supply areas to the City of Cape Town. Talks had progressed to an advanced stage according to the City. John Maytham speaks to Mayor Geordin Hill Lewis
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Imagine not having access to water and when you do, even then that access is threatened. This is the plight of water poor communities in KZN, who are at the mercy of what is called the ‘water tanker mafias’’ who thrive when there is a shortage to water supply. John Maytham speaks to Robert Mashego, portfolio chair of water and sanitation.
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John Maytham speaks to Warrant officer Riaan Le Roux a member of SAPS K-9 unit, about the process of search, rescue and recovery operations the K-9 unit is involved in at the George collapsed building site.
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The BMW 7 series scooped ‘’Car of the Year’’ last Wednesday and raising the eyebrows of many petrolheads. With an eye watering price tag of 2.2 million – what makes this set of wheels the number one car in South Africa? John Maytham speaks to Janine van Der Post, SA Car of the Year judge.

 
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