The  ANC national executive committee did not support calls for President Jacob Zuma to step down. What does this mean for the future of the ruling party and the country?  Sipho Pityana, Convener of the Save SA campaign speaks to Stephen how he feels about this decision and what awaits SA.

The suspense of the ANC NEC meeting outcome continues. A press briefing of that meeting is expected later today. Professor Somadoda Fikeni, Political Analyst at UNISA offers his thoughts on possible outcomes we might hear about today.

The ANC NEC meeting has been has been extended to today, leaving the President’s future hanging in a balance. Professor Lesiba Teffo, Political Analyst at UNISA talks about the implications of this meeting, the vote and the party.

South Africa's under the spotlight as two ratings agencies prepare to announce their revised assessment of the country's debt. While the outcome is uncertain, any downgrade could spell disaster for the ailing economy. What will the decision be? Dr. Azar Jammine, Chief Economist at Econometrix gives his forecast.

President Zuma has said that no one, no matter what position they hold, can instruct him to establish a commission or dictate what process should be followed. This is response to an anti-corruption watchdog calling for a judicial inquiry into alleged influence-peddling in his government. Political analyst Ralph Mathekga shares his views on what the President said.

The Department of Energy has indicated that nuclear energy in the country will only be needed by 2037. But Eskom says that it will make public its nuclear plant request for proposals within the next six weeks. Matshela Koko Group Executive for Generation explains Eskom’s intent to continue its nuclear plans despite government’s revelation.

The much anticipated meeting between the ANC struggle stalwarts and the ANC top six took place yesterday. What came out of that meeting? Stephen speaks to Mavuso Msimang, ANC Veteran and former  CEO of SANParks.

Jonathan ‘Zapiro’ Shapiro is currently in Johannesburg on a tour to promote his latest book of cartoons, ‘Dead President Walking’. He spoke to John about this book and was different about it.

EFF leader Julius Malema is in hot water for telling people to grab land. And now Afriforum and Afribusiness are planning to take Malema to court to interdict him from inciting people to grab land. Professor Cousins  from the University of the Western Cape talks about the state of play with the  land redistribution programme.

The Auditor-General released his report on national and provincial audit outcomes for the 2015-2016 year yesterday which found that national and provincial government departments have lost R46-billion in irregular expenditure. What happens now? Auditor General Kimi Makwetu explains to John