• Youth bear the brunt as unemployment climbs to 32.7% 
• Airports Company South Africa is confident on jet fuel supply despite global tensions 
• Market update

Today, suspended police commissioner Fannie Masemola will be back in the Pretoria Magistrates' Court. He'll be joined by alleged Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, a director of Medicare24 and 12 high-ranking police officials in the dock for their alleged roles in a R228 million tender scandal.

Guest: Calvin Dludla - SABC News Reporter

As the Western Cape battles deadly floods, strong winds and widespread displacement, disaster teams remain on high alert across the province. What rescue operations, humanitarian relief efforts are there and what can residents expect as severe weather conditions continue?

Guest: Colin Deiner - Chief Director: Disaster Management and Fire/Rescue Services in the Western Cape Government  

The Reality Check: What is driving - The new South Africa and the sense of the role of the state? 

Guest: Sibongile Mkhabela - Executive Director at the Barloworld Empowerment Foundation 

After more than R80 billion spent over two decades on South Africa’s Bus Rapid Transit systems, the government has now admitted the project has failed to become the mass public transport solution it promised to be. Serious questions are now being asked about planning, accountability, and the future of public transport in South Africa

Guest: Isaac Mahlangu - Local Government Editor at the Sunday Times

The DA says President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to take the Section 89 Panel report on review must not be used to delay the work of Parliament and that It is his legal right to approach the High Court and the DA respects due process, the courts and the rule of law.

Guest: Geordin Hill-Lewis – Leader of the Democratic Alliance

The ANC confirms that President Cyril Ramaphosa will not be resigning, that remains committed to subjecting himself to the full process and will act in full compliance with the order and directions of the Court, in line with our constitutional democracy.

Guest: Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri - ANC Spokesperson

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to take the Phala Phala panel report on judicial review has placed renewed attention on South Africa’s constitutional impeachment process. What does this mean for the separation of powers and Parliament’s impeachment process? 

Guest: Mpumelelo "Bond" Nyoka - Attorney & Legal Analyst 

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s response to the Constitutional Court ruling on the Phala Phala matter, after he reportedly told supporters he will not resign despite the judgment paving the way for Parliament to revive impeachment processes under Section 89. What does the ruling mean politically and legally? 

Guest: Samkele Maseko - SABC Politics Reporter  

Guest: Zwelinzima Vavi - Secretary General of SAFTU

Guest: Sinawo Thambo -  EFF National Spokesperson