Radio host and former beauty queen Liesl Laurie and her dance partner, three-time British Show Dance champion Ryan Hammond, had to say goodbye to Dancing With The Stars SA after three out of the four judges opted to save netball champ Vanes-Mari du Toit in Vanes’ third Dance-Off this week.

After the much-publicised murder of a young Durban escort recently, a light has been shone on the seedy underbelly of drugs and prostitution in the city. Terence Pillay chats to “Caitlyn”, an under-age sex worker about life on the dark Durban streets.

In a shock development on 'Dancing With The Stars SA', South African film star Juanita de Villiers said goodbye to the competition after she found herself in the elimination Dance-Off with the “gentleman” of the competition - model and soap star Eden Classens.

Dancing with the Stars has hit the country hard. And love it or hate it, everyone is talking about it, says Terence Pillay.

If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Terence Pillay investigates a Durban pastor who promised his congregants a holy pilgrimage to Israel but invested their money in a ponsy scheme instead.

With the emergence of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s proclivity for posing for pictures, are we simply experiencing a rainbow revival or are we genuinely happy that he’s replaced Jacob Zuma?, asks Terence Pillay.

'Passport control is usually the first point of contact when arriving in a country. So should immigration staff consider the image of the country when dealing with travellers?' asks Terence Pillay.

Next week, universities and other tertiary institutions begin their academic year and there are already rumours of fees protests looming. While students welcome the possibility of free higher education, experts are asking, who exactly is going to foot the cost of this scheme? Terence Pillay debunks some myths...

Listen as Terence Pillay chats to Navin Naidoo, who has become the first South African to acquire a PhD in Forensic Medicine, and finds out what this means for the ever-increasing crime stats in the country.

'It’s back to school next week and while children are excited, parents are feeling a pinch in their pockets', says Terence Pillay.