The Western Cape Department of Local Government says it will give its' full support to stabilise the Kannaland municipality in the Little Karoo. A recent assessment by the department revealed several administrative irregularities. These include the municipality's overall debt of more than 37- million rand. An amount of 12- million rand is also still owed to energy utility, Eskom.

Marius Fransman says his decision to resign from the Western Cape Provincial legislature has nothing to do with the sexual harassment allegations against him or the court battle with tee, SCOPA. Fransman says the infighting, turmoil and factions within the party has made the ANC at a low in its 104 year history. Fransman says he will dedicate his future efforts to rebuild the trust between the people, civil society and the ANC.

Dr. Kizzie Shako is fighting for justice for Kenyan victims of violence.

Constitutional Law expert, Professor Pierre De Vos has advised National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) boss Shaun Abrahams to ask Nomgcobo Jiba and Lawrence Mrwebi to voluntarily step aside in the interest of the organisation.

Over 130 heads of state and government will make their annual pilgrimage to the United Nations in New York next week for the High Level Segment of the recently convened 71st session of the General Assembly.

Dj’s Bandile and Banele Mbere popularly known as Major League Djz are again set to leave music lovers astounded – this through their popular Major League Gardens social festival which is to take place on the 17th of September at the Nasrec Expo Park, Johannesburg.

South African company AirBus Defence and Space, is showcasing its latest airborne observation system or surveillance technology at Africa Aerospace and Defence (ADD) expo 2016, held at the WaterKloof Air Base in The City of Tshwane.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says deteriorating security challenges around the world have made it imperative that the Security Council should be reformed.

Benchmark foundations Hassan Lorgat speaks about the different elements that contribute to illegal mining and who should be held to account.

A Lawyer and former Minister of Education in Zimbabwe, Senator David Coltart says the rolling protests in the country are not effective.