With Professor Alex Mezyaev arguing that the role of the ICC as a guardian of international law is not proven in practice. So what are its shortcomings and successes? To argue for and against, we are joined by…..

Guest on the line (Russia): Professor Alex Mezyaev: Head of the Department of International Law at the University of Management TISBI. Also Editor-in-chief of the Kazan Journal of International Law & International Relations

Guest on the line (Cameroon): Dr Fabrice Tambe Endoh, Lecturer, Faculty of Laws and Political Science at the University of Buea in Cameroon

The Liliesleaf Farm Museum has shut down due to financial struggles and a lack of support from the government. This according to Nicholas Wolpe, founder and CEO of Liliesleaf Trust. Liliesleaf, is one of South Africa's most iconic national heritage sites and landmark of the country's anti-apartheid struggle. Meanwhile the national Department of Sport, Arts and Culture say the government cannot continue funding an institution that fails to account for public funds that it receives from government.

GUEST: Gauteng Sports, arts, culture and recreation MEC, Mbali Hlophe

Eastern Cape police spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse Van Rensburg says no blood-alcohol tests were performed on the individuals involved in the accident in which Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Nqaba Bhanga was injured. Speaking to my producers earlier on, Captain Van Rensburg said the medics' first priority was to attend to the injured victims of the crash.

GUEST: ER24 spokesperson Russel Meiring

GUEST: Nelson Mandela Bay Patriotic Alliance councillor, Marlon Daniels

According to the department of transport in the Eastern Cape - 31 passengers who died in a fatal DMJ Transport bus accident last month were not wearing seatbelts. Also the department’s preliminary report suggests possible mechanical failure. So following these revelations what’s going to be the next step?

Guest: Unathi Binqose, spokesperson for the Department of Transport in the Eastern Cape

It is public knowledge that William Ruto has fallen out with President Uhuru Kenyatta, with observers suggesting that their relationship has been strained because Kenyatta reneged on a deal to back his deputy to succeed him next year. But why such a huge security arrangement – is his life in danger?

Guest: Faith Mabera, Senior Researcher at the Institute for Global Dialogue

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says former Health Minister, DR. Zweli Mkhize, may have committed actions of criminality in the Digital Vibes corruption scandal. Briefing the Standing Committee on Public Accounts, Scopa earlier on today about its investigations into personal protective equipment (PPE) corruption, SIU head Advocate Andy Mothibi told Scopa that they have included their referral against Mkhize, but that the former minister resigned before action could be taken.

GUEST: SCOPA chairperson, Mkhuleko Hlengwa

Earlier this year, questions were raised about South Africa’s role in supplying weapons and training to Mozambique during the conflict in Cabo Delgado. However, the National Conventional Arms Control Committee told parliament recently that there was no foul play in relation to the matter and no regulations were violated in terms of SA arms export regulations.

Guest: Advocate Ezra Jele, the head of the secretariat of the National Conventional Arms Control Committee

The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (Popcru) says they are worried about escalating number of police killed by criminals. The Union says there are targeted killings of police officers and not much is being done about it.

GUEST: Popcru spokesperson Richard Mamabolo

Last night five people were shot and killed in Umlazi. MEC for Community Safety and Liaison in KwaZulu-Natal, Peggy Nkonyeni has expressed concerns about the growing number of killings in this area and she is worried that this seems to be a growing trend.

Guest: Kwanele Ncalane, Spokesperson for the department of Community Safety and Liaison in KwaZulu-Natal

Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Nqaba Bhanga is said to be recovering in Intensive Care Unit at a private hospital after he underwent surgery following a serious accident. The Democratic Alliance Mayoral candidate was involved in a car accident on the R75 in Gqeberha this past weekend. The accident left two people dead. So how will this incident affect the DA in Nelson Mandela Bay politically ahead of the local government election, since Nqaba Bhanga is the party's Mayoral candidate...

GUEST: Democratic Alliance, DA Eastern Cape Chairperson, Andrew Withfield