MKT tells us why Spurs have been and will continue to be the third Club in London. Newcastle FC has recently been acquired by a lady who looks like a Bond villain and they now have more money than God, who should they buy? It's AFCON fever and the team discusses the latest game which they will cover in their Tik Tok Grow Party. To watch with the team, follow The MKT Show on Tik Tok. #AFCON2021
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JJ Cornish talks about what was once the largest African country, before allowing South Sudan to secede. He explains how the conflict in Darfur became the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and shares an interesting fun fact about Sudan having more pyramids than Egypt. Brought to you by Johannesburg Business School.
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05.10.21 Pt 1 - Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram were all down and the team found it quite refreshing. Gomolemo is no longer Simphiwe’s Uber driver, as she announces that she got a car... and Lebang shares how her high school reunion went.
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The team catches up with JJ Cornish, who shares insights about what is currently taking place in Mozambique and whether or not the South African military should get involved. He also talks about the Suez blockage, and what implications it has. Brought to you by Johannesburg Business School.
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06.10.20 Pt 1 - Should we allow the public to vote on sending the yentas from The View to hell? Donald has Trumped Covid-19, and he says you shouldn't let a pandemic dominate your life. If you think you are better than others, surely people should be allowed to shame you in the public square...
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Mall terrors and Nile conflicts
Is Africa seeing the second coming of colonialism in the form of loans from China? Three African countries including Kenya, Angola and Zambia have a combined debt of $143 billion to the Eastern power, and Kenya seems to be on track to default on payment. The Blue Nile Dam is possibly the biggest African story in 20 years, with the geopolitical ramifications for Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia being considered by the White House and UN Security Council. As Kenya enters a delicate political time, the tragic mall attacks seem to be coming to court within the coming week, and that act of terror may finally be laid to rest. Brought to you by Johannesburg Business School.
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