The ANC together with the SACP in Guateng have both distanced themselves from a group calling itself the #ZumaMustGoNow campaign which is pushing for a national shutdown today*. The group is urging all South Africans, including the police and the media, not to report for work today. It has also called on learners not to go to school. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to National convener of the "ZumaMUSTGO march, Hangwi Maumela who says they are not afraid of any possible action taken against them. He says the ANC can't discipline them when it has failed to discipline Zuma.

The ANC together with the SACP in Gauteng have both distanced themselves from a group calling itself the #ZumaMustGoNow campaign which is pushing for a national shutdown today*. The group is urging all South Africans, including the police and the media, not to report for work today. It has also called on learners not to go to school. National convener of the "ZumaMUSTGO march, Hangwi Maumela says they are not afraid of any possible action taken against them. He says the ANC can't discipline them when it has failed to discipline Zuma. We get reaction from ANC

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National Police Commissioner, General Kehla Sitole, says pronouncement on the imminent arrest of IPID Head, Robbert McBride are premature, as investigations against him are still underway. Sithole says they are aware of reports that McBride will be arrested this week. He says police are pushing concocted charges against McBride, this to protect former acting National Police Commissioner, Kgomotso Phahlane who last week was charged with corruption. Here's a report by Lucas Mothibedi...

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to the membership of his party to draw inspiration from the wisdom of late struggle icon, Nelson Mandela when they confront the issue of the future of president Jacob Zuma as head of state. Speaking outside the Grand Parade, from the same balcony where Nelson Mandela spoke, after his release from Victor Verster prison in 1990, Ramaphosa told thousands of the party faithful that Zuma's exit should be handled with care. Senior Political Reporter, Amos Phago reports.

Ashburton Investments Portfolio Manager, Wayne Mccurrie looks at Asian markets as USA and world markets in free fall again in a possible continuation from last Friday, US government now officially shut down after Senate did not pass bill to allow expenditure and logistics company onelogic released results...

SABC Senior Economics reporter, Nompumelelo Siziba looks at South African markets as the bleeding doesn't seem to be ending, the rand fairs and the budget speech expected to take place on 21 Feb and speculation is rife that Finance minister, Malusi Gigaba will fill the hole in government finances

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) and the department of Social Development have come under fire for asking the Constitutional Court for a six month extension of its contract with Cash Paymasters Services (CPS). This, after the court ruled in 2014 that the contract Sassa signed with CPS in 2012 was illegal and invalid. COSATU has called on minister Bathabile Dlamini to be released from her responsibilities with immediate effect.The department of Social Development and the agency were given until March 31, 2018 to find a new provider to administer the grants. Sakina Kamwedo spoke to the Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Social Development, Zoleka Capa who says giving CPS an extension is not a good idea at all

Opposition parties in parliament are planning a meeting among themselves on Monday to discuss the possibility of bringing forward the date for the vote of no-confidence against President Jacob Zuma. Political analyst, Moeletsi Mbeki says if the ANC leadership followed what the Constitution of South Africa says about how to remove the President of the Republic of South Africa, it wouldn't have put itself in this current standoff. He spoke to Sakina Kamwendo.

Residents of Makeneng in Qwaqwa in the eastern Free State have taken to the streets again. They have barricaded roads with stones and burning tyres following the killing of a 22-year-old man yesterday. The deceased was hit by a stray bullet when police allegedly shot at the protesting crowd. Schools are still closed as learners have returned home. Listener, Lazurus told Sakina Kamwendo that the situation remains tense....