Who is the shape-shifter of extremes, a woman who can move from grace to grit without asking the mirror for permission? She dances like discipline carved into bone, disappears into darkness when the role demands it, and returns with fire in her fists like the screen belongs to her twice.

The team battles it out in a quiz to see who remembers what happened on the show this week.

A look at what happened this day in history.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has frozen assets linked to businessman Siyabonga Nkosi after uncovering what it described as a scheme to steal funds from Eskom, with help from officials from the Matla & Kusile power stations. The scheme has resulted in Eskom incurring a R73 million financial loss. SIU spokesperson Selby Makgotho speaks to Thabo about their findings and on the way forward.

When did school violence become “content”? Like, not even “caught on camera by accident”... but filmed on purpose, with a soundtrack of “ayyy” in the background. Because there’s a clip doing the rounds where learners are fighting and people are treating it like a challenge. The energy is less “stop it” and more “record it properly”.

MORE SOUTH AFRICAN WORDS HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED AND ADDED TO THE OXFORD DICTIONARY.