Nathi Mncube, the spokesperson for the judiciary and Athlenda Mathe, the spokesperson for the Police Commissioner, Khomotso Phahlane speak to Weekend AM Live about the robbery of 15 computers in the Human Resources unit at the office of the Chief Justice in Midrand. A task team has been set up to assist in the processing of the crime scene. The team is being led by deputy provincial commissioner of crime detection in Gauteng, Major General Mary Motsepe.

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande was unable to deliver his speech after the EFF and students' organisation SASCO traded blows at the Higher Education Convention. Retired judge Dikgang Moseneke, The convenor of the Higher Education Convention, says he called off the meeting in Midrand to ensure the safety of participants. Nzimande describes the action as disappointing...

The SACP held a meeting with the ANC leadership earlier in the week to discuss the differences between the two parties. Reports say the party wants to leave the Tripartite Alliance to contest the national elections on its own in 2019. It is expected that when the party hold its conference in July, members will vote on the matter. SACP's second deputy general secretary Solly Mapaila...

Evidence shows that a tax of 20% on sugary drinks can lead to a reduction in consumption of around 20%, to prevent obesity and diabetes. This according to the World Health Organisation. It also estimates that over 10 years, a tax on sugary drinks of 1 cent per ounce in the United States of America would result in more than US$ 17 billion in healthcare cost savings. Spokesperson for Health Living Alliance Dr Sundeep Ruder talks about this...

The South African Airways Pilots' Association (SAAPA) says the national carrier is quickly reaching a point where its survival is in question. It says while pilots remain committed to their work, morale is low. Captain Glen Smith, a member of the Association's Executive committee and also heads up the pilots' working group on development and transformation discusses the issue of transformation at SAA...

UDM leader, General Bantu Holomisa and David Lewis, the executive director at Corruption Watch chats to Elvis Presslin about the Constitutional Court judgement.

SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni is still studying legal papers , this after The South African Airways Pilots' Association (SAAPA) announced that it will start legal proceedings to have SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni declared unfit to hold office. The Association says it will be collaborating with lobby group the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) in the legal action. SAAPA says they believe SAA is in distress as a direct result of dysfunctional leadership. SAAPA represents more than 780 South African Airline Pilots. Elvis Preslin speaks to Dudu Myeni chair of SAA board and Mhlathuze Water Authority board speaking to us in her personal capacity

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa wouldn't be drawn on whether he thinks Social Development minister, Bathabile Dlamini should resign. CPS's Serge Belamant explains the negotiation between it and SASSA, while Political/economic analyst, and Inside Labour columnist Terry Bell gives his view on the saga

National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete has confirmed receipt of a letter from Communications minister Faith Muthambi, informing parliament of her intention to take the SABC inquiry report on judiciary review. The National Assembly approved the report this week. It recommends for Muthambi to be fired for her role in the degenaration of the public broadcaster. Parliamentary spokesperson Moloto Mothapo...

Professor of Politics at the University of Johannesburg Kwandiwe Kondlo analysis the issue of land in South Africa. This following the unsuccessful challenge in parliament over expropriation of land without compensation this week...