As law enforcement officials are busy recovering some of the goods stolen during the looting incidents in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, we ask - what must police officials consider in order for their conduct to be lawful and how do we balance the issues of human rights, policing and human dignity in the process?

Guest: Stanley Malematja, Attorney at the Centre for Child Law, University of Pretoria

Fourteen Zimbabweans who have been released from detention in Britain after serving jail terms for various offences arrived in the country yesterday. However their deportation has been received with mixed reactions with some political leaders in Zimbabwe urging Britain to reconsider its decision.

Guest: Professor Brian Raftopoulos, Zimbabwean academic & activist

A crooked Ekurhuleni Metro policeman Sébastien Groenewald was judge, jury, and executioner in a spate of killings in Reiger Park to avenge his brother, gangster Mark "Bin Laden" Groenewald. This according to News24 investigative journalist, Jeff Wicks. Groenewald who was killed last year, was an alleged hitman for hire in deadly tobacco wars, linked to the attempted assassinations of tobacco giants Simon Rudland and Mohammadh Sayed.

GUEST: Jeff Wicks, News24 investigative journalist

Is there an economic explanation as to why government wants to destroy all goods recovered post South Africa’s looting spree?

Guest:Lumkile Mondi, Lecturer at the School of Economics and Finance at Wits

Scores of #FreeJacobZuma supporters are protesting outside the eThekwini ANC KZN provincial headquarters in central Durban. The protesters who were marching against the recent violence in Phoenix handed over their memorandum to ANC PEC member Kwazi Mshengu.

GUEST: Bongani Gema, SABC senior Journalist in KZN

GUEST: Ntando Khuzwayo, On Behalf Of ANC EThekwini Branches

GUEST: Kwazi Mshengu, ANC PEC member

Yesterday, the South African Weather Service warned South Africans that there is a cold front over the Western Cape that is bringing some rain over the western parts of the country. Apparently, the cold will persist until Friday with temperatures expected to improve as the weekend progresses. To tell us more about South Africa’s current weather conditions is……

Guest: Kumsa Masizana, Weather forecaster at the South African Weather Service

Mali's interim president Assimi Goita has assured the people of Mali that he is safe and sound after he was attacked on Tuesday by two armed men. Goita himself is no stranger to controversy. In May this year, he ousted a transitional government that was tasked with overseeing the country’s national elections that are due to take place in February next year.

Guest: Dr Emanuel Matambo, Research Director at the Centre for Africa-China Studies at the University of Johannesburg

What happens with the R2s you donate to KFC? That's the same question one of our listeners Sipho from Mpumalanga asked yesterday. Through the Add Hope, KFC Donations and the R2 collected from customers, KFC gives all proceeds raised directly to non-profit organisations to help alleviate childhood hunger. But sceptics of this initiative feel the R2 is emotional blackmail and that the donations don't necessarily go to the intended recipients...

GUEST: Akhona Qengqe, Chief People and Transformation Officer at KFC Africa

The African Transformation Movement has called for an inquest into the deaths of reportedly over 300 black people in Phoenix. The party also calls for the issue of firearms to be addressed.

GUEST:Sibusiso Mncwabe, ATM Spokesperson

Pfizer and BioNTech will partner with the Biovac Institute to produce Covid-19 vaccine at its facility in Cape Town. This is the first deal of its kind on the African continent. Pfizer plans to deliver more than 100 million doses annually to African nations.

Khandani Msibi, Group CEO of 3Sixty Global Solutions Group