Dr D Sekete Medical Centre in partnership with We Solve For X are offering to pay off student debts for the 2021 academic year. The focus is on under grad and post grad students and the closing date is this Friday. We now find out more from Tsietsi Ngobese, CEO of We Solve for X.

A kidnapped daughter has been found in Mpumalanga after 20 years. We now find out more from Mpumalanga Police spokesperson Brigadier Selby Mohlala.

MOTORING with Pogiso Dibakoane

: A high court has dismissed an urgent application to block Shell from proceeding with a seismic survey off the Eastern Cape coast.

Acting judge Avinash Govindjee said that he was not convinced that there is cause to fear "irreparable harm" if an urgent interdict was not granted.

Meanwhile communities on the Wild Coast have also filed an urgent application to block the seismic survey.

We now speak to Cormack Cullinan, one of the lawyers for parties against the conducting of the seismic surveys.

ARTS: The 6th Eastern Cape Film Festival will be happening from Monday until Friday next week. This year’s installment of the festival will be virtual due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We’re joined on the line by Nceba Mqolomba, Festival Director: Eastern Cape Film Festival.

The Nelson Mandela University Medical School officially launched this week. This is South Africa’s 10thmedical school. The school is situated at the university’s township campus, Missionvale, next to Zwide township, eGqeberha. We now speak to Professor Fikile Nomvete, Director of the school and the Medical Programme.

SA has close to 2 million children living with HIV/AIDS. We now chat to the author of a children’s book titled I Am Still Zuri which helps initiate conversations around HIV/AIDS. We’re joined on the line by Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba who is an HIV activist, social entrepreneur and self-published author.

The South African Medical Association has called for the establishment of specialised medical courts to deal with medical negligence cases. SAMA says these courts would be where trained medical practitioners will be called to scrutinise decisions made by doctors. We now speak to Dr Angelique Coetzee, chairperson of the SA Medical Association.