Activist and Executive Director of the public interest law centre, Section 27, Mark Heywood will be hosting the Redi Tlhabi Show on February 19, as the first Friday Stand-In host.
Find out more about what he does, his life purpose, what he will bring to the Redi Tlhabi Show, what his colleagues say about him... and how he likes his coffee!
Watch the video below:
We've been featuring interesting personalities as guest presenters on the Redi Tlhabi show. It's time to recount some key moments
Listen to Roger Moore opening up to CapeTalk's Melanie Verwoerd about his life, acting and being James Bond.
A group of high-profile South Africans have written an open letter to President Jacob Zuma, lamenting his decision to fire Nhlanhla Nene.
Mark Heywood, Bonang Mohale, Wendy Appelbaum and Ian Mann discuss the theme "Doing good business, better. Going beyond profit.”
The Supreme Court of Appeal is set to hear government's appeal against a High Court ruling in the Limpopo textbook case.
Mark Heywood is the Executive Director of SECTION27, a public interest law centre promoting human rights. This is his story…
Pan Africanist Congress's Narius Moloto explains why it supports the name Azania, a word which he says has Arabic origins.
Stephen Grootes weighs in on comments made by the Zion Christian Church Bishop at the weekend.
Dr Khoza is admired by South Africans for her role in the SABC inquiry as a ANC member of parliament.
The EFF lawyer stole the show during the state capture report court battle.
Warren Ingram discusses his new book in which he shares practical ways for ordinary people to achieve financial freedom.
Michiel le Roux speaks about the fascinating story behind the little bank that has the Big 4 shaking in their boots.
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