ANC Secretary General Ace Magashule has today reiterated that his party believes it is the only one that can represent all South Africans ahead of the general elections on May eighth. Magashule said this at a press briefing where he was giving feedback on the National Working Committee’s meeting over the weekend.

Guest: Noma Bolani - SABC reporter

The video shows an undertaker’s van delivering the person at the church and the pastor praying for them and the person then rises from the coffin.

We spoke to Pastor Mandla Luphondwana earlier on

Guest: Mike Maringa - SABC reporter

The African National Congress (ANC) in the Western Cape today said it was calling for an urgent meeting with the agricultural community about the poor progress made in increasing black ownership of farms in the province.

Guest: Faiez Jacobs - ANC Western Cape provincial secretary

Tshwane Mayor Stephen's Mokgalapa made this announcement in Pretoria during a media briefing. The multimillion Rand Glad Afrika contract scandal threw city of Tshwane council into disarray during former mayor Solly Msimanga's tenure. It also set Msimanga and City manager Dr Moeketsi Mosola against each other.

Guest: Samkelo Mgobozi - spokesperson for Tshwane Executive mayor Stevens Mokgalapa

People who are putting money into offshore structures, thinking that you are safe from the tax man,…it seems things are no longer the case. Jonty Leon, the financial emigration legal manager at Tax Consulting SA says it's crucial to note that Finance Minister Tito Mboweni mentioned the globally agreed Common Reporting Standard in his Budget Speech last week Wednesday – showing a "clear nod" towards cracking down on tax dodgers.

Guest: Jonty Leon - Financial emigration legal manager at Tax Consulting SA

The manifesto addressed a number of key issues, including housing, job creation and economic justice. The DA says to realistically turn our economy around and reduce unemployment we must place the economy on a trajectory toward realizing 3% GDP growth, at least, annually. We look at the DA’s economic plan as detailed in their manifesto it has any chance of succeeding if they win the elections.

Guest: Lumkile Mondi - Senior economist and senior lecturer at Wits University

A video has been doing the rounds on social media over the weekend where a church claimed to have resurrected a person. The video shows an undertaker’s van delivering the person at the church and the pastor praying for them and the person then rises from the coffin.

Guest: Pastor Mandla Luphondwana – Motivational speaker

The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) has served African Global Operations, formerly Bosasa, with a 30-day notice to terminate its contract to provide food for inmates. This was announced by Justice and Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha at a media briefing on the department's review of contracts with the embattled facilities management company. Earlier this month, Masutha confirmed that the department was reviewing the contracts it had with Bosasa following damning allegations made at the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into state capture.

Guest: Michael Masutha , Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Eskom Board Chairperson, Jabu Mabuza says former Executive Matshela Koko sent Gupta associate, Salim Essa confidential correspondence between former Eskom Board Chair Ben Ngcubane - and then Public Enterprises Minister, Lynne Brown. Mabuza says Ngubane had sent Brown a letter asking for the suspension of advertising on various media publications which were considered to be reporting negatively about a number of state owned companies, including Eskom.

Guest: Naledi Ngcobo, SABC economics reporter

Central University of Technology students are singing outside management building demanding the registrar to come and address them on their issues. They continue to boycott classes until all students receive their NSFAS allowances. This forms part of nationwide shutdown at TVET colleges.

Guest: Makgala Masiteng, SABC reporter