Joanne Joseph is a household name in South Africa, having spent 20 years in the media industry, including a number of years hosting prominent TV news shows on eNCA and the SABC. Joanne will host the Afternoon Drive show.
Joanne’s broadcast career started in radio and she has extensive experience on the airwaves. Joanne has presented several high-profile live broadcasts including the live coverage of Nelson Mandela’s passing broadcast internationally, Thabo Mbeki’s presidential inauguration, Walter Sisulu and Beyers Naudé funerals. She regularly MCs corporate functions in English and French and has produced documentaries for the United Nations Development Programme among others. She has also authored a best-selling book, Drug Muled, Sixteen Years in a Thai Prison; teaches scriptwriting for broadcast and is a sought-after MC.
William Segodisho joins Afternoon Drive to explain how he is doing two years after a Catholic priest apologised for sexual abuse.
Read MoreIn July last year, Joanne spoke to Loren Sim, whose twins have an autoimmune condition and could not afford the prescribed formula.
Read MoreThe people of Eldorado Park have warned that if action is not taken they will go back to the streets and protest.
Read MoreJoanne Joseph explored this in more detail with CEO of Grey Africa and advertising expert, Fran Luckin.
Read MoreNews24 journalist James de Villiers says reports show that NEC will tell officials accused of wrongdoings to step aside.
Read MoreSAHRC commissioner Chris Nissen says they have sufficient evidence of hate speech and will refer the matter to the Equality Court.
Read MorePresident Cyril Ramaphosa has told Parliament that government is taking significant steps in tackling corruption.
Read MoreJoanne Joseph spoke to the minister of public works and infrastructure to find out what went wrong with the project.
Read MoreHigher Education Minister Blade Nzimande was briefing the media on the the phased return of students to campuses.
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