The National Credit regulator is conducting raids across the country to root out credit providers contravening the National Credit Act. Manager: Investigations and Enforcement at the NCR, Jacqueline Peters discusses this further with Elvis Presslin...

Former SA ambassador to Turkey, Tom Wheeler speaks to Elvis Presslin on the latest coup attempt in Turkey. Turkish authorities say 60 people died during overnight clashes, many of them civilians, and more than 750 soldiers arrested.

French President Francois Hollande is to chair crisis talks with his inner security cabinet following Thursday's attack in Nice that killed 84 people. Jordan Griffiths, researcher at Media Tenor speaks to Elvis Presslin on these attacks...

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has told civil servants they shouldn't have gone on strike because of the delays in paying wages. Some teachers and healthworkers staged stay-at-home strikes to protest the late payment of June salaries. Hardlife Mudzingwa of Thajamuka speaks to Elvis Presslin about this ..

The inception of Black Lives Matter movement three years ago, following a series of killings of blacks and other minorities by police in the US has brought simmering racial tensions in the country to the surface. This past week alone, graphic videos portrayed two more such deaths and five police officers were killed at a march in Dallas protesting the killings. Whites have joined blacks in forceful calls for unity that transcended colour lines. We spoke to Mikateko Baloyi, a Chicago based Marketing Analyst and community outreach and youth development consultant.

RIght to know has sent a letter of demands about media freedom in Zimbabwe to the Minister of International relations Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.This follows a nationwide strike or stay-away which became known as #ZimShutDown 2016. It was prompted by a number of incidents in Zimbabwe that had occurred in the preceding weeks and months. Right to know spokesperson Murray Hunter explains...

Deputy political editor at SABC Radio News, Mahlatse Gallens, has been elected chairperson of the South African National Editors' Forum, Sanef. Executive Producer at Safm Current Affairs, Krivani Pillay, is Sanef's new Gauteng Convenor. Office bearers were elected at the Sanef AGM in Johannesburg

July is the South African Savings Institute's SASI's Savings Month and its 15th Year Anniversary. South Africa's official savings rate at the end of March 2016 was 15 percent, our household savings rate was 1.1 percent and our debt as a percentage of disposable income was 76.6 percent. These numbers show little reason to celebrate. However, they do represent a slight improvement. We spoke to Gerald Mwandambira, acting chief executive of South African Savings Institute (Sasi).

A new application called Mi Blackbox app is being designed to record vital information if you are in an emergency situation.The app will send information to a remote server where the law enforcement officials can access it .Managing Director if Rich Rewards Group Brent Thomson speaks to Elvis Presslin...

A 28-year-old woman has been remanded in custody by the Ubombo Magistrate's Court in northern KwaZulu-Natal for human trafficking. The suspect was arrested last week in Emanguzi in the far north of the province after allegedly attempting to sell a 12-year boy with albinism to a traditional healer for 100-thousand-rand. The suspect is due back in court for a formal bail application next week. Nomasonto Mazibuko, the executive director of the Albinism Society of South Africa spoke to Elvis Presslin about the issue of Albinism in the country...