Government and the business sector have agreed on new measures to improve levels of cooperation and engagement. This emerged after the meeting between President Jacob Zuma and the country's Chief Executive Officers of top companies in Cape Town yesterday. The meeting comes ahead of the President's State of the Nation Address on Thursday. Presidential Correspondent Tshepo Ikaneng has filed this report...

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Thousands of EFF supporters descended on the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg to support the party's legal battle against President Jacob Zuma and the national assembly. They marched from Newtown to outside the court where the country's legal eagles were squaring up on the Public Protector's recommendations that President Zuma pay back the money for non-security upgrades at his Nkandla home in KwaZulu Natal. Senior Political Reporter Angela Bolowana filed this report…

The number of doctors in the country is critically low while administration staff such as clerks and managers is fast escalating. The SA Medical Association says its concerned that there are too many medical posts that are frozen in provinces which need doctors the most. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Vice Chairman of the SA Medical Association Dr. Mzukisi Grootboom and Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi....

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The much-anticipated Constitutional Court hearing into the powers of the Public Protector is set to get underway this morning (tuesday 9 february). The marathon hearing before the highest court in the land is expected to settle the dispute over whether President Jacob Zuma is obliged to pay to pay back money for non-security features at his Nkandla home. Senior Constitutional Court reporter, Candice Nolan looks ahead to the arguments before the court.

Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza on NDPP's decision to prosecute members of the Soweto Special Branch for the murder of Nokuthula Simelane.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says they have decided to prosecute four members of the Soweto Special Branch for the murder of Nokuthula Simelane. Simelane disappeared in September 1983. She was an ANC underground operative. She disappeared in the hands of the Soweto Special Branch. Sakina spoke to spokesperson of the NPA Luvuyo Mfaku and Thembi Nkadimeng , sister to Nokuthula Simelane


Listening to this conversation is Thembi Nkadimeng - she is the sister to Nokuthula Simelane. She joins us on the line to give us the family;s reaction to the

The North West police have confirmed an incident where a group of EFF members allegedly attempted to attack and set alight the house of the ANC Youth League President, Collen Maine, at his home village outside Taung. The alleged attack happened yesterday afternoon. This is apparently linked to the comments made by Maine at a youth league's rally in Shoshanguve north of Pretoria, over the weekend. Patrick Dintwa reports

HIV testing kits are now available over the counter. The Pharmacy Council of South Africa says pharmacists can now sell HIV testing kits at their pharmacies. The Council says the ban on the sale of the testing kits was removed last year and is now ready to be implemented. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to CEO of Pharmacy Council of South Africa Amos Masango...