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This scorching hot edition of The Burning Platform kicks off with finding out how Justice's book launch went in Cape Town. The team gets stuck into discussing who actually votes for COPE and why Justice believes SA is better than the low standards we're accepting. Another day means another SABC CEO! What's the deal with police now fighting each other? Justice also answers the question "What ever happened to Richard Mdluli?" Also, what is his take on Charlie Sheen? The Burning Platform
19 Nov 2015 English South Africa Politics · News

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