Is Dudu Myeni doing herself a favour by refusing to answer questions? Myeni took the stand at the State Capture Inquiry on Wednesday to respond to allegations of corruption, bribery, fraudulent awarding of tenders and intimidation levelled against her by various witnesses. She is also accused of being a key player in orchestrating the suspensions of officials at Eskom.

Guest: Nkosenhle Mzinyathi, Director @MNS Attorneys

The Supreme Court of Appeal has set aside the requirement that companies dealing with government must be 51% black owned. On Monday the court ruled that the preferential procurement regulations, approved by then Finance Minister, Pravin Gordhan, in 2017, were invalid. We now speak to Sakeliga, formerly known as AfriBusiness, who are an Independent business community, about their litigation against the former Minister of Finance. Sakeliga has been fighting against the pre-emptive disqualification of public procurement tenders, on the grounds of BEE.

GUEST: Piet le Roux, CEO of Sakeliga, Independent business community

GUEST: Mzwanele Manyi, Head of Policy for the African Transformation Movement, ATM

We continue monitoring the U.S elections as President Donald Trump and his rival Democratic challenger Joe Biden both feel confident about certain victory in the presidential election. Trump has also stated that attempts to frustrate his win would be taken to the Supreme Court. For the latest we are now joined on the line by our reporter, Sherwin Bryce-Pease
GUEST: Sherwin Bryce-Pease, SABC New York correspondent

Dominic Nkwana explains why he thinks the ANC Youth League has been hijacked by older politicians. He is arguing that currently, the ANC has dropped the ball on the youth and that their voices have been silenced. Nkwana joins us now to elaborate more…
Guest: Dominic Nkwana, is a member of the ANCYL in Vhembe

On World News today: As vote counting continues in the US, the latest is that results are still awaited from six swing states, but Joe Biden can afford to lose more of those than Donald Trump and still win the White House. On the other hand, Donald Trump has already won Ohio, Iowa and Florida, all of which are big battleground states. So with Donald Trump and his rival Joe Biden neck and neck in key swing states – what’s going to happen next?

Guest: Professor John Keiger, Professor of International History and former Research Director of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Cambridge in the UK

As we continue to monitor what’s happening in the US, we ask – what’s in for Africa, should our continent be even concerned about the outcome of the US election and what’s the current state of affairs between Africa and the US? Some believe that a Biden win could be better for Africa but at the same time African countries continue to benefit from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) enacted by Trump’s fellow Republic George W. Bush in 2000. To his credit as well, Trump’s administration also launched Prosper Africa, an initiative which aims to assist American companies seeking to do business on the continent
Guest: Dismas Nkunda, Chief Executive Officer @ Atrocities Watch Africa

As you heard in the news that chaos has erupted at Berea in Durban as a group of people led by MKMVA forced closure of shops owned by foreign nationals. The group started looting shops and stoned some of the shops. Police had to use rubber bullets and teargas to disperse the crowd. Let’s find out now from them as to why they are so unhappy with foreign nationals, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Dumisa Thango – One of the communication and liaison officers for the MKVA

SABC television news anchor, Palesa Chubisi, has won her court case against her dismissal at the broadcaster. Chubisi will now be reinstated as a television news anchor at the broadcaster should she choose to do so. For more we're now joined on the line by...

GUEST: Moeketsi Raselo, who is an Attorney

City Power has dismissed reports that the entity is facing a crisis due to a shortage of contractors to carry out maintenance in Johannesburg. This after several areas in Joburg have been without power for two to three days.
GUEST: City of Johannesburg's MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services Department (EISD), Councillor Mpho Moerane

The National Shelter Movement of South Africa and the National Council of Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals want animal protection to be included in the Domestic Violence Amendment Bill. They say pets are overlooked as victims of domestic violence and are often used as an extension of abuse. The groups say that victims would rather stay in abusive relationships to ensure the safety of their pets. This survivor of gender-based violence explains how a dog saved her from her abuser...
GUEST: Keshvi Nair, who is responsible for Public Relations at the National Council of Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, NSPCA