The Weekend View

The board of the Public Investment Corporation has announced that it is to part ways with its CEO Daniel Matjila with immediate effect. This follows the recent letter from Matjila in which he expressed his intention to resign. In a statement, the Board said the decision was in the interest of both the PIC and the CEO. Elvis Presslin spoke to UDM leader, Bantu Holomisa

Following yesterday's madness of Black Friday shopping, many consumers might find themselves having a change of heart with the goods they bought or if they found them to be faulty. And now will be faced with the daunting task of returning the goods back to the store. While you are doing this, do you know your rights as a consumer when it comes to the return of goods. Elvis Presslin spoke to the National Consumer Commission's Spokesperson, Trevor Hattingh...

On today's edition of the Unedited. We look at the Former public enterprises Minister, Barbara Hogan appearance before the State capture commission. On Monday, Hogan revealed how she was put under pressure to appoint Siyabonga Gama as Transnet head despite the board's top candidate Sipho Maseko. Krivani Pillay spoke to Ranjeni Munsamy, Associate Editor at Tiso black star and SABC National Bulletin Copy Editor, Rhulani Baloyi

Parliament's Constitutional Review Committee has resolved to amend the Constitution to provide for the expropriation of land without compensation. The decision, by majority vote, follows months of public hearings and written submissions. The ANC, EFF, and NFP all supported the proposal while the DA, Cope, the Freedom Front Plus, and IFP opposed it. Meanwhile, the Joint Constitutional Review Committee's acting co-Chairperson, Stan Maila says the committee has tried as much as possible to accommodate all views in its report. Krivani Pillay spoke to Co-Chairperson of parliament's Constitutional Review Committee, Lewis Nzimande...

On the saturday edition of the weekend view, we looked at road fatalities as the festive season edges closer. We also took a look at the state of the economy, following the MTBPS and Investement conference

On the EDITORS ,Elvis Presslin speaks to veteran journalists Oupa Ngwenya: Forum of Black journalists (SA) Founding Secretary general and freelance journalist &
Magauta Molefe: Former journalist with the voice n

Minister of Women in the Presidency, Bathabile Dlamini, and chairperson of the Portfolio Committee in the department, Thandi Memela, have saluted the bravery of Cheryl Zondi - an alleged rape victim testifying in the trial of Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso. In their statement they say she is an inspiration to millions of young women who have broken the silence on sexual harassment. Omotoso and his co-accused and alleged accomplices, Lusanda Solani, and Zukiswa Sitho, are facing 97 charges that include human trafficking, rape sexual assault in the Port Elizabeth High court in the Eastern Cape. Elvis Presslin spoke to NPA spokesperson and now independent strategic communications and crisis management specialist, Makhosini Nkosi.& Religious Leaders Council Gen Secretary , and CEO of Rhema Bible Church, Pastor Giet Khoza.

This Sunday we looked at the VBS heist and stories that were prominent in the week on Unedited

This week we looked at the dangerous religious practices and the pastor Omotoso court case

We started the week the shutdwn protest in Westbury and Capetown and Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene's apology . Elvis caught up with Hendrich Wyngaard columnist at rapport newspaper & Acting SABC Assignment editor Tshepo Phagane