Reneilwe Morema reports on the gruesome murder of a pregnant Swedish woman who was killed by her refugee Somalian boyfriend in a suspected ''Honour Killing'' after he got scared of telling his family he got a white Christian woman pregnant, which is against his Muslim Culture and can bring shame to his family and risk being shunned by his Muslim Community and the church.

Vicki Dillard reports on Russian spokeswoman Maria Zakharova speaking on the slave bible that was given to our ancestors.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on Britain's infamous businessman stirring controversy with his vile remarks about Diane Abbott. In a statement that has sparked outrage, he expressed a desire to "hate all black women" upon seeing the prominent British politician. This incident has reignited conversations about racism and misogyny in the UK.

Inge Stoffels reports on the security of the politicians and voters for the upcoming elections. Police Minister Bheki Cele ensures safety for may 29th by deploying cops around the country at the voting stations.

Vicki Dillard reports on Hillary Clinton's emails showing that she prevented Haitians from controlling their own money.

Naledi Mfoloe reports on a recent incident, a white student's derogatory comment instructing black students to stop playing "kaffir music" have ignited outrage and calls for action

Reneilwe Morema reports on Gayton Mckenzie's interview with Times Live where he talks about bringing back the death penalty if his political party ''The Patriotic Alliance is voted into party. Mass deportation of illegal foreigners and bringing back the death penalty are some of the policies South Africans should expect when Gayton's party becomes the ruling party.

Inge Stoffels Reports on the new Policy the ANC has created. They have created a policy that will give mineral ownership to private individuals in the country and not private companies.

Reneilwe Morema reports on the deployment of SANDF soldiers to the DRC that resulted in a tragic death of two soldiers and left three wounded. The EFF and DA has condemned Ramaphosa's administration for sending the Unequipped, and Untrained soldiers to their deaths. They further blame the lack of planning before deploying the soldiers, sacrificing their lives to strengthen political ties between South Africa and the DRC. On April 25, Cyril Ramaphosa extended SANDF deployment in Mozambique and DRC despite being warned about the possible dangers and financial strain that would come with this decision.

Reneilwe Morema reports on Eskom's new stage 16 load shedding schedule which has been approved by The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA). The Stage 16 guidelines have been met with negative reviews from the citizens of South Africa, prompting the Minister of Electricity to release a statement to reassure us that ''these guidelines are just insurance measures should anything happen in the future, this how the System Operator will manage the grid, but in terms of implementing stage 16 nationally it is unlikely to happen.''