Now, KPMG South Africa says its chief executive Nhlamulo Dlomu will step down to allow a new leader to restore the auditor’s reputation after a corruption scandal that saw the company lose several major clients.

Apparently, Dlomu will remain at the company, taking on a newly created global role focusing on ethical leadership and organizational culture change.

Guest: Zama Khanyile - President: African Women Chartered Accountants

Independent researcher Michelle du Toit says the government is violating its constitutional obligations, as well as international law, by withholding a Bill from the public. The Control of Marketing of Alcohol Beverages Bill of 2013 has not been made available for public comment — for no apparent reason and despite numerous efforts by the Southern Africa Alcohol Policy Alliance (Saapa). This key piece of legislation seeks to address the link between the marketing of alcohol and alcohol abuse as well as alcohol-related health issues, such as gender-based violence.

Guest: Michelle du Toit - independent health researcher

Veteran journalist Redi Tlhabi is set to make a come back to the small screen as the host of a new SABC current affairs show called Unfiltered. Redi's show is set to launch on October 7 at 8.30pm on SABC News Channel and SABC 3

Guest: Neo Momodu - SABC spokesperson

The low mathematics pass rate in the country has been a major concern for many professionals. One never really knows whether the problem lies with teaching the subject or are learners finding it too hard? Well to come up with solutions to the problem, maths and science researchers, policy makers, donors, teachers and practitioners gathered today (Wed) to present the highly anticipated Mathematics Education Chairs Initiative (MECI) .
Guest: Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng, the Vice Chancellor of University of Cape Town

It’s a talking point that hasn’t faded in popularity. In an executive role strong leadership skill is both required and expected and for this reason, many turn to an MBA qualification to develop skills and prepare themselves for future roles.
Guest: Bryan Hattingh- CEO of exponential leadership company Cycan

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It seems South Africa is considering reviewing its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. She spoke about this as she was interviewed by SABC correspondent Shwerwin Bryce-Pease ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York.

GUEST: Angela Mudukuti
International Criminal Justice Lawyer at the Wayamo Foundation

Police Minister Bheki Cele and National Commissioner General Khehla Sitole presented an update on the inter-ministerial committee intervention into political killings in KwaZulu-Natal. The inter-ministerial committee in the security cluster was set up by President Cyril Ramaphosa on May 14, after the murder of ANC convenor in the Moses Mabhida region, Musawenkosi Mchunu.
guest: Khehla Sithole Police national commissioner

The strike by forensic pathologists in Ekurhuleni. Apparently bodies are piling up at the Germiston Forensic Pathologist Services and families demanding that the bodies of their relatives be released. The strike started on Monday and from the reports we see, families are not able to get their relatives.

Guest: Tshepo Mokheranyane Nehawu Gauteng Provincial Secretary

The Constitutional Court today passed judgment on whether or not eight employees should be dismissed for singing a song which advocated for “hitting the boer”. Duncanmec‚ a company manufacturing refuse-handling equipment in Johannesburg‚ dismissed the employees in 2013 after they embarked on an unprotected strike due to an overtime dispute.

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) represented the employees
Guest: Phakamile Hlubi - Numsa spokesperson