National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete had her hands full during president Jacob Zuma's question and answer session yesterday. The EFF, who have reversed their earlier decision to boycott the President's sessions, were back in the house. It took more than an hour before the house could really get going. Zambia's opposition leader, Hakainde Hichilema who was sitting in the gallery at the invitation of the Democratic Alliance. He spoke to Ike Phaahla...

National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete had her hands full during president Jacob Zuma's question and answer session yesterday. The EFF, who have reversed their earlier decision to boycott the President's sessions, were back in the house. It took more than an hour before the house could really get going. Zambia's opposition leader, Hakainde Hichilema who was sitting in the gallery at the invitation of the Democratic Alliance. He spoke to Ike Phaahla...

Market Analyst, Fundiswa Nkuta looks at the markets following release PPI and what it means climate in SA and the IMF extended credit to Ghana

Market Analyst, Maudi Lentsoane of Lehumo Investments looks at Asian Markets as they trade positive following a strong Wall Street close and market await the release of the Non Farm Payroll from the US.

Market analyst, Fundiswa Nkuta looks at SA Private sector credit extension growth data is out, US revised Q2 GDP numbers came out with data further emphasising America's growth story and US ADP numbers picture painting for non-pharm payroll numbers at the end of this week

Market analyst, Nadir Thokan of 27Four Investment Managers talks what's driving Asian markets this morning following China's PMI numbers and the reasons behind evidence presented of an improving Japanese economy

30 learners at Bothitong High School outside Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province are allegedly pregnant. Learners are accusing male teachers at the school of impregnating them. Some teachers are said to be having sex with more than three learners. The learners are allegedly paid stipends for having unprotected sex with the teachers. Sakina Kamwendo spoke SABC's Neo Bodumela...

The Pan Africanist Congress is headed for yet another bitter leadership squabble which threatens the party's future. The recently-appointed party president and only member of parliament, Luthando Mbinda, as well as the secretary general of the party, Narius Moloto, are disputing who rightful custodian of the party is. Both leaders claim that the other has been suspended and ultimately expelled, following disciplinary processes. Back-to-back leadership battles in PAC saw the party's support shrinking to below zero percent during the 2014 general elections. Senior political journalist Amos Phago compiled this report

The Community Policing Forum in Mitchell's Plain on the Cape Flats, has called for a dedicated task team within the police force to deal with the ongoing gang violence in the township. Eight people have been killed in the area in the past week. The fight is apparently between rival gangs from Beacon Valley and the neighbouring Lentegeur township. Chris Mabuya reports..

KG talks about Casual Day 2017 with Therina Wentzel – National Director National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities.

At least one per cent of South Africans - over 500 000 people - are persons with disabilities. Most are unfortunately not financially equipped to deal with their disability. That's why a massive fundraising campaign takes place on the first of September every year. The fundraising campaign, called Casual Day, raises funds that reach over 500 schools and about 90 NGOs.
Each year the funds raised from the sale of stickers and other merchandising benefits 39 000 people directly and close to three million people indirectly.