The National Briefing

Guest: Dr. Rolene Wagner, Eastern Cape Health Department H.O.D

There have been at least two hospitals which have been vandalised or robbed in the last week - one was the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital in the Eastern Cape - where thieves stole cables

People's Mediated

Guest: Mauro Lourenco, PhD candidate at the School of Geography Archaeology and Environmental Studies. University of the Witwatersrand.

Angola’s peatlands trap carbon and clean the region’s water – how we mapped this newly found landscape.

Guest: Mike Brown, CEO at Nedbank Group

Client Editorial: Importance of business to be involved in initiatives such as World Economic Forum.

Guest: Nomkhita Mona, Group CEO for South African Post Office

Post Office to reduce the numbers of days that its workers work in a bid to cut costs, it’s struggling to stay afloat and currently spending around 68% of its budget on paying salaries

Guest: Xolani Ngwezi, Mayor of the uMhlathuze Local Municipality

The KZN Eskom office has now been disconnected for not paying R500k electricity bill

Guest: Elizabeth Biney, Head of Research at Equal Education

Guest: Merle Mansfield, Programme Director for The Zero Dropout Campaign

Guest: Prof. Rouaan Maarman, Deputy Dean for Research and Postgraduate Studies at the University of the Western Cape's (UWC) education faculty.

The Matric pass rate is up now to 80.1% with the highest number of bachelor passes ever, while the Basic Education Minister says this shows that the basic education system has resilience

Guest: Dududu Maganu – Spokesperson: National Funeral Practitioner Association of SA

Funeral parlours are now concerned over load shedding as bodies decompose

Guest: Kekeletso Khena, Azapo Deputy President

Today marks day 5 of Azapo's sit-in at the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) in Pretoria against the tariff increase.

Guest: Koffi Kouakou, Senior Research Fellow at The Centre for Africa-China Studies, University of Johannesburg

In France yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people went on strike in protest at plans by the country’s government to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.