The SACP has described President Jacob Zuma's new notion of radical economic transformation as nothing but rhetoric meant to further enrich the elite. SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande says the term is the same as constant references to "white monopoly capital". He asked whether the lives of the black majority would change for the better if there was "black monopoly capital". The ANC has repeatedly called for radical economic transformation as a means to transform the economy to benefit black people. Nzimande was speaking during a media briefing in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, on the outcomes of the SACP CEC meeting. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to the first SACP Deputy General Secretary, Jeremy Cronin, for more.

1. What do we make of Anglo's decision to reverse asset sales 2. Where to from here for finding value in equities and some of the benefits of the new taxes announced in the budget. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Nadir Thokan of 27 four investment managers.

President Jacob Zuma has concurred with a call by the ANCYL that the leadership of the ANC should also reflect young people. Zuma was addressing the ANCYL KwaZulu-Natal Provincial conference underway in Durban. Meanwhile ANCYL President Collin Maine called on President Jacob Zuma to remove Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan - accusing him of being a stumbling block on radical economic transformation. Vusi Makhosini reports....

The man who was asked to go resuscitate PRASA from its financial woes is now being accused of giving himself a 350 percent salary increase. Collins Letsoalo, the former CEO of the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) resigned from the Corporation amidst allegations of death threats against his life. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Lillian Mofokeng for more.

1. Japan leads Asian markets lower as investors await U.S. economic news 2. Rand trading slightly weaker however still below R13.00. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Maudi Len-tsoane, group CEO at Lehumo Investments for more.

Former Eskom CEO, Brian Molefe's swearing in, in Parliament continues to be at the epicenter of public debate. While the dark cloud continues to loom over his head following his implication in the Former Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela's, State of Capture Report, there is speculation that Molefe might replace Gordhan as Minister of Finance. Patrick Dintwa reports...

1. Markets in Asia were mostly lower in morning trade early morning 2. Tesla's 'close to the edge' cash foretells capital raise 3. South African regulator allows Eskom to raise tariffs by 2 percent in 2017/18. Sakina Kamendo speaks to Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela for more.

1. Producer inflation came out yesterday, and much softer than was expected 2. What does all this mean for interest rates? 3. The Department of Energy is today scheduled to announce the fuel price change for March. What can we expect? Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Manisha Morar, Economist at ETM Analytics, for more.

A proposed recommendation for action to be taken against Communications Minister Faith Muthambi generated an intense debate in the Ad Hoc Committee probing the affairs of the SABC. One of the observations was that Muthambi may have interfered in the operations of the SABC. There was general consensus that the Ethics Committee investigate Muthambi's conduct and for the matter to be referred to the president who appointed her. But the DA also wants the Public Protector to investigate her for allegedly contravening the Executive Ethics Act.Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us more...

1. An investment of billions of rands is on the cards for the deep Mponeng gold mine on the Far West Rand 2. Discussions are under way between Germany and South Africa for the introduction of fuel cell buses 3.A new national rail strategy is being drafted to give direction to the underperforming rail sector. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Martin Creamer, Publishing Editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly.