Consumers who have been subjected to the "pawn your car and still drive it" scheme may be able to breath a sigh of relief after it was declared unlawful. NCR's Manager: Investigations & Enforcement at the National Credit Regulator, Jacqueline Peters tells us more....

The spate of killings of women in South Africa over the past four weeks has sparked public outcry and anger against women abuse and how men treat women. Tracey Boomgaard filed this report about femicide, and we spoke to anonymous about her ordeal in 2015, Sifisosami Dube, Alliance and Partnerships Manager at GenderLinks,Major General Tebello Mosikili, the head of the FCS unit (family violence, child protection and sexual offences), 'Not in My Name' hashtag, calls for all men to march against women abuse, one of the organisers,Kholofelo Masha, and Clinical psychologist, Leonard Carr...

The ANC in the Northern Cape will back Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa for the position of president of the party in the upcoming national elective conference. This was declared by the Northern Cape ANC at its provincial conference held in Colesberg. New chairperson of the ANC, Northern Cape, Zamani Saul...

Corruption Watch's Executive Director, David Lewis says they've written a letter to the Chairperson of the Eskom board, Ben Ngubane and Public Enterprises minister Lynne Browne on the Brian Molefe issue...

Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says she is satisfied with the Eskom's board re-evaluation process for the return of CEO Brian Molefe to the power utility. When Molefe stepped down from Eskom after the release of the Public Protector's "State of Capture' report, he said that quitting was not an admission of wrongdoing but was in the best interests of Eskom and good corporate governance. Brown says she was informed by the board of this decision after she rejected a pension pay-out of 30 million rand for him after his removal. She believes Eskom will benefit from the return of Molefe for the two and half years remaining on his contract. HR Consultant and Independent NON Executive Director - Jenny Jafta discusses the Human Resource element of employee and employer contracts...

Cyber experts have warned that further cyber attacks are imminent. This after an attack on Friday which saw around 100 countries been affected. Europe's police agency, Europol says a special task force at its Cybercrime Centre is looking into this issue and an investigation is underway to find those behind the attack. Roi Shaposhnik, Head of International Sales at Gold N' Links Cyber tells us what impact this has had on South Africa...

Social media was abuzz this week following a TV interview by Finance minister, Malusi Gigaba's wife Norma. In the interview, Norma Gigaba said that she was involved in improving the IT at the Department of Home Affairs. On Tuesday the minister, during his parliamentary oversight committee appearance, had to answer questions relating to his wife, among other issues from the EFF . This is not the first time the Gigaba's had their private lives posted over social media, previously Gigaba had to defend allegations of an affair in 2015. Managing Director of Roi Africa, Tonya Khoury tells us how important it is to watch what we put on social media...

The Malamulele Task Team says the decision by President Jacob Zuma and Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister, Des van Rooyen to have the Vhembe District Municipality service Vuwani is unlawful. In response to this move by government, some community leaders in Malamulele now want their area to fall under Mopani District Municipality from Vhembe. For a further perspective Dr Thivhilaeli Simon Nedohe, adviser to the premier on social cohesion....

Residents of Ennerdale, Finetown and Eldorado Park will know next week as to when will government build them houses. This is according to Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Paul Mashatile who visited the areas and met with community leaders. Doctor Hugo Van Der Merwe, Director of Research at the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation spokes to us in detail about these and other protests...

Former President Thabo Mbeki has admitted that South Africa is currently facing a national crisis and serious interventions are urgently needed to address the problem. Mbeki was speaking at the inaugural National Foundation Dialogue Initiative in Parktown, where various foundations including the Thabo Mbeki, FW De Klerk, Umlambo and others launched the platform. It aims to address issues facing South Africa, be it politically, socially and economically. We speak to head of communication at the Thabo Mbeki Foundation, Thami Ntenteni, ANC treasurer general, Dr Zweli Mkhize and political analyst, Professor Lesiba Teffo from UNISA...