Relationship Wednesday featured divorce mediator Chantel Kur.

The iconic Market theatre in the Joburg CBD celebrates 40 years in existence this year. The Collective spoke to theatre director James Ngcobo.

The lawfulness of a disciplinary process against Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe will be argued in the Supreme Court of Appeal today. The case is being brought by Constitutional Court Justices, Bess Nkabinde and Chris Jafta. The two were initially meant to be the principal witnesses against Hlophe at a Judicial Tribunal hearing. They have since lost their arguments at the tribunal and in the high court in Johannesburg, which refused them leave to appeal. Konelo Lekhafola reports

The City of Cape Town's Environmental Management spokesperson, Gregg Oelofse, says there's no specific reason why whales have been beaching along the Cape coastline in the past three months. This comes after the carcass of a six metre long Southern Right whale calf was found on the rocks at Bantry Bay, Sea Point along the Atlantic Seabord yesterday. Corbin August reports..

Democratic Alliance Federal Council that met in Cape Town over the weekend is fully backing DA MP and former Prosecutor Glynnis Breytenbach who is facing criminal charges for contravening the NPA Act and defeating the ends of Justice. The NPA says it has a winnable case to successfully prosecute Breytenbach who appear in the Pretoria Magistrates Court today. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent reports

The Johannesburg Central police Station is calling for members of the community who are keen to help fight crime, to join them as informers. Warrant Officer Xoli Mbele says accepted applicants will undergo training and be incentivised.

President Jacob Zuma has assigned various Ministers to urgently assist families of miners who are still trapped at Lily Farm in Barberton. Minister of Mineral Resources, Mr Mosebenzi Zwane, the Minister in the Presidency responsible for Women,Susan Shabangu and the Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini are expected to put their heads together and provide support to the affected families. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Amcu's spokesperson Manzini Zungu

Lily Mine rescue efforts for three trapped miners have been suspended following another collapse at the mine on yesterday afternoon. Additional Mine engineers have arrived at the Lily gold mine between Louws Creek and Barberton to conduct assessments at the mine. The miners were trapped when a container serving as a lamp room collapsed into a large sinkhole at the mine shaft a week ago. Vusi Twala reports

1. Last week continued to be extremely volatile on global markets, but at least we managed to finish the week of on a very strong note. Do you think the bounce that we've seen is sustainable?
2. Chinese markets were closed for the whole week for the Chinese New Year - should we expect them to be in catch-up mode this week, or will they lead the action once again?
3. Coming back home - last week we had the State of the Nation Address by Pres. Zuma, and next week is the much anticipated tabling of the Budget in parliament by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan. Do you think government has done enough to avoid the potential downgrade of our sovereign credit rating?

A church in Ngcobo in the Eastern Cape has raised eyebrows after allegations that it has violated children's rights surfaced. Community members have called for law enforcement agencies to intervene. It is believed that more than 20 children at the church are not allowed to go to school while parents who are members of the church are forced to resign from work. Nkululeko Nyembezi reports