The squad return to discuss Busisiwe's Mavuso's (Eskom Board member) recent encounter at SCOPA where she was asked to leave after mentioning that her and de Ruyter will not be the fall guy, Ramaphosa being forced to leave a May day Rally and much more.

The squad is joined by Phil Craig to discuss the planned Freedom Day March which is is aimed in part at ‘keeping the Democratic Alliance honest’ on Cape Independence.

Dumo returns to discuss the recent KZN floods and the issue of anti-foreigner sentiment (xenophobia) in South Africa.

Dumo returns to discuss the recent KZN floods and the issue of anti-foreigner sentiment (xenophobia) in South Africa.

The squad return to discuss the events of last week which include the alleged xenophobic murder of Elvis Nyathi, the status of Operation Dudula and gender expectations in relationships. They also give their answer to the following question; "Does race exist or is just a social construct?".

The squad return to discuss the events of last week which include the alleged xenophobic murder of Elvis Nyathi, the status of Operation Dudula and gender expectations in relationships. They also give their answer to the following question; "Does race exist or is just a social construct?".

The squad return to discuss the criticisms of Absa Bank's hiring Arrie Rautenbach as their new CEO, the record unemployment rate in South Africa which is now at 35.3% and the end of the State of Disaster.

The squad return to discuss the criticisms of Absa Bank's hiring Arrie Rautenbach as their new CEO, the record unemployment rate in South Africa which is now at 35.3% and the end of the State of Disaster.

The squad return to discuss the recent events in South African society and politics which include the South African Human Rights Commission's (SAHRC) ruling that found no racism in the Brackenfell High matric ball where tensions between EFF and parents boiled over, the recent arrest of Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini, and the issue of competent gun ownership in South Africa and what it means for South Africans.

The squad return to discuss the recent events in South African society and politics which include the South African Human Rights Commission's (SAHRC) ruling that found no racism in the Brackenfell High matric ball where tensions between EFF and parents boiled over, the recent arrest of Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini, and the issue of competent gun ownership in South Africa and what it means for South Africans.