Former Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela has declined to say whether the leaked provisional report into state looting in the dying days of apartheid has been amended. The leaked report recommends that Absa pay back over two-billion-rand stemming from an alleged bailout by the apartheid government. The Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC)'s Executive Secretary,Lawson Naidoo speaks to Elvis Presslin on their view of the leaked report...

Acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane says he intends taking legal action against the IPID and those falsely accusing him of corruption. He has once again denied claims that he used state resources to have a home theatre system worth more than R80,000 installed at his upmarket home, north of Pretoria. Phahlane says he is not surprised because the new allegations are made by the same people who previously accused him of staying in a house worth 8-million rand and also driving a top German model vehicle worth millions.

Senior Strategist at Promise Group, Rob Jameson talks to us about the damaging consequences on a brand following the recall of thousands of Ford Kuga's this week.

Layton Beard, Automobile Association spokesperson, says he doesn't think changing the legislation will help much. In an effort to curb escalating numbers of road carnage, transport minister Dipuo Peters, says she's looking at changing legislation, to make drunk driving a schedule 5 offense as opposed to a schedule 3 it currently is.

Howard Dembovsky, chairperson of Justice Project SA says it's ludicrous to change drunk driving to a schedule 5 offence. This as transport minister, Dipuo Peters says she's looking at changing the legislation.

Dr Imitiaz Sooliman, Director of the Gift of the Givers says efforts are continuing to facilitate the release of a South African photo-journalist, Shiraaz Mohamed, who has allegedly been kidnapped in Syria. The International Relations Department says it is doing its best to ensure the release of the 38-year-old.

Education Lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch, Dr Nic Spaull, discusses the challenges facing schools. This as thousands of parents in Gauteng remain concerned that their children are still to be placed into a school.

Loane Sharpe, Director of Economics at Prophet Analytics says the outlook is daunting for those who have just finished matric. He says that all opportunities need to be grabbed with both hands...

While making the right career choices are paramount, funding is also critical for students and parents alike. An online information portal, EduOne assists learners, parents and teachers regarding funding, connecting with the right people and matching student marks with university courses. One of the founders, Ben Rath speaks to Elvis Presslin about EduOne...

Last week we spoke to a top performer at Mogoidwa Secondary School in Vuwani, Rabelani Netshifhefhe, who obtained six distinctions despite challenges faced in the area. The Black Professionals Scholorship Fund, BPSF, got on board and assisted her in obtaining a scholorship to study accounting at the University of Johannesburg. Nomonde Ndwalaza is the Public Relations Director at BPSF...