On today's trending topics; Former Minister of higher education Mduduzi Manana plead guilty to three counts of assault, SA's richest man, Johann Rupert says "radical economic transformation" is no more than theft and Comedian and radio personality Tumi Morake lifts the lid on racial slurs she's been receiving since joining the Jacaranda Breakfast radio show.

We look at how are Asian markets doing after China released weaker than expected data points and South Africa saw the release of retail sales and the business confidence figure with Investment analyst, Lungile Malinga.

We look at business confidence in South Africa seeing a marginal increase in the third quarter t of the year but still remained in a subdued territory with seven out of the ten respondents having remained unsatisfied with business conditions in the country, Retail trade sales increasing by 1.8% year-on-year in July 2017 and Brent Crude back at $55 a barrel, this despite figures showing US Oil Inventories grew faster than expected with Lehumo Investments CEO, Maudi Lentsaone

Bussai is in conversation with Nomasonto from Albinism Society of South Africa. We get to hear fruitful insights on how to take good care of albino children.

Sophiatown is one of South Africa's iconic historical sites. During its heyday it was the epicenter of politics, music, creativity and multi-culturalism. It is in Sophiatown where artists, writers and musicians flourished against the odds. As South Africa celebrates Heritage month - one of Sophiatown's well-known residents - Can Themba - who passed away in 1968 is also being remembered. Can - as he was affectionately known - was a teacher, writer and journalist who valued literacy and education. It was through his writing that he not only helped preserve Sophiatown's rich heritage but also contributed to South Africa's literary landscape. Tshepo Phagane reports...

The ANC says it understands the urgency required in making a pronouncement following the outcome of the court judgement made by the Pietermaritzburg High Court yesterday. The court struck down the results of the party's KwaZulu-Natal 2015 elective conference declaring it unlawful and void. The party says it is still examining the legal and political implications of the judgement but has learnt lessons from a similar judgement involving the Free State province before its Mangaung conference in 2012. we speak to ANC Secretary general, Gwede Mantashe

We look at how Asian markets doing this morning after Apple announced its new Iphones and Moody's released a report on SA ahead of its conference in JHB today.

President Jacob Zuma says the National Development Plan will remain an empty promise if it is not linked to the national budget plans. The President was speaking in Cape Town last night on the fifth anniversary of this blue print document.

On Trendswatch today we look at Apple unveiling the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. Another sensational Lionel Messi display helped Barcelona crush Juventus at Camp Nou and avenge their Champions League knock-out last season and -The High Court in Pietermaritzburg ruled the outcome of the 2015 KwaZulu-Natal ANC provincial elective conference was unlawful.

we look at tax revenue in the first quarter of the current financial year was R13.1-billion lower than predicted, Standard Bank, has appointed Sim Tshabalala as its first black chief executive after four years of sharing the role, OPEC members considering a further extension to production cuts and APPLE reveals new Products with Lehumo investments CEO, Maudi Lenstaone.