One of the accused in the Senzo Meyiwa murder case has been accused of having selective memory. Muzi Sibiya is back under cross-examination in the trial-within-a-trial in the High Court in Pretoria. He is appearing alongside four other accused in the murder of the soccer star in October 2014. SABC News reporter, Pearl Magubane joins us now to give us the latest……

The Economic Community of West African states (ECOWAS) has asked Senegal to urgently restore its electoral calendar. This as they are concerned that their decision to postpone the presidential election that was due to take place this month may contravene the provisions of the country’s constitution. This past weekend, Senegal’s President Macky Sall decided to postpone the elections due to the ongoing dispute over the candidate list and alleged corruption within the constitutional body that handled the list. However, opposition leaders have condemned the proposed delay. To make sense of what is happening there, let’s now speak to…..

GUEST (Ghana): Emanuel Bensah, ECOWAS & AU policy analyst who is based in Ghana

The Inkatha Freedom Party in Kwa-Zulu Natal has raised concerns on the closure of Ithala Bank after the appointment of investigator Johan Kruger to oversee the winding down of transactions. The bank has struggled to obtain a banking license with the South African Reserve Bank. The bank is one of the institutions established by the late HRH Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, aimed to economically empower black individuals and businesses during a time when the apartheid government marginalised them. To share what interviews need to be made next, we are joined by... 

Guest: Cllr Thami Ntuli - IFP KZN Provincial Chairperson and Premier Candidate

Earlier today, the Presidency has released a five-year progress report on the achievements of the sixth administration. Some of the themes that emerge from the review include energy, corruption, gender-based violence, crime, foreign policy, and jobs. The report comes just 48 hours from the final State of the Nation Address. To tell us more about these findings, we are joined by...

Guest: Maropene Ramokgopa - Minister in the Presidency of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation

MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, Sboniso Duma sets the record straight on Ithala Bank’s state of affairs. He says Ithala is working hard to keep its doors open and ensure that it is compliant with the Bank’s Act.

GUEST: S’boniso Duma, MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental affairs in KwaZulu-Natal

It’s Wafa! Wafa! as South Africa’s Bafana Bafana will take on the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the semi-final of the Africa Cup of Nations this evening. This will be the fourth-ever AFCON meeting between the two sides, with Bafana Bafana only having beaten Nigeria twice in 14 previous meetings. Let’s now hear from the man who is popularly known as ‘The Chief’ Lucas ‘Rhoo’ Radebe who was part of the 1996 Bafana squad that lifted the AFCON trophy.

GUEST: Lucas Radebe, former Leeds & Bafana Captain

Local shoe brand Bathu has teamed up with the ‘King Don Father’ Mandla ‘Spikiri’ Mofokeng to launch a new sneaker range called Ndofaya. The new collection seeks to honour the spirit of the Meadowlands community and South Africa's legends for their invaluable contribution to the fibre and culture of South Africa. To tell us more about this new collection is…

GUEST: Kwaito legend Mandla ‘Spikiri’ Mofokeng

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has condemned the statement from Nigerian High Commission warning Nigerian football fans, particularly those residing in South Africa to be careful when celebrating should Nigeria beat Bafana Bafana. DIRCO says Nigerian soccer fans have nothing to worry about as Bafana Bafana has played against their Nigerian counterparts, the Super Eagles, on many occasions, and there has been no history of soccer hooliganism among South Africans associated with the outcome of such encounters.

GUEST: Clayson Monyela, DDG at the Department International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO)

The Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union has criticized the Department of Health amid the ongoing unemployed doctors crisis in the public sector. According to the health union, the National Department was not forthcoming surrounding the financial difficulties they were facing to renumerate healthcare graduates. The union is calling for a halt in austerity measures in order for these graduates to complete their community services. To tell more, we are joined by....

Guest: unemployed doctors: rich sicina - president of the health and allied workers indaba trade union

This year, the iNVESTING  Africa Mining Indaba celebrates 30 years. This year's Indaba is taking place under the theme: "Embracing the power of positive disruption: A bold new future for African mining". Our next guest will discuss their role in the continental conference, how their data informs the sustainability of the industry and defining the future of African mining. To share their reflections on the first two days, we are joined by...

Guest: Mosa Mabuza - Chief Executive Officer of the Council for Geoscience