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Here's a bumper edition of The Burning Platform to end the year off. The latest on the 'Miners Shot Down' documentary gets discussed including Gareth giving his take on it. Following the firing of Nhlanhla Nene on a Sunday night, Justice gets to the bottom of President Jacob Zuma making this decision and how greed is coming into play here. Then, the team begins to look at the political stories South Africans can expect in 2016. Ian, a listener, calls in to talk about his experience of the #ZumaMustFall march. The Burning Platform
17 Dec 2015 English South Africa Politics · News

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