Anti-apartheid activist Peter Hain, details his plans to expose a UK bank linked to money laundering and the Gupta family.

Constitutional law expert, Pierre de Vos discusses the details of the state capture inquiry.

The Washington lobbyists get their claws out as Republicans launch their tax plan. Fired or not, Dudu has waddled off the gangway at last! Peter Hain rides to SA's rescue, a sense of humour is clearly NOT a job requirement at the FSB, Famous Brands needs a happy meal and Shoprite needs introspection. Join Giuelietta Talevi and her co-host Stephen Gunnion along with Just One Lap’s Simon Brown as they take a look at the week’s biggest news events.

The national minimum wage is now one step closer to being enacted after receiving the thumbs up from Cabinet. Madoda Vilakazi, Executive Director at the National Economic Development and Labour Council tells us what's next after the break. Don't go anywhere

Doug Murray, CEO of TFG details how the retailer is planning to navigate tough trading conditions as consumer confidence wanes.

Andries van Heerden, CEO of Afrimat discusses the company’s first half earnings.

NSFAS chairperson, Sizwe Nxasana discusses the feasibility of free education in South Africa.

Mike Brown, CEO of Nedbank gives us some insight into the details of Old Mutual’s managed separation strategy.

Transnet CEO, Siyabonga Gama speaks to Alishia Seckam about how the company’s cost containment measures have helped it boost profit six fold.

Former President, Kgalema Motlanthe discusses the need for strong leadership as the ANC prepares for its elective conference.