In a wide-ranging discussion on Eusebius on TimesLIVE, ActionSA's mayoral candidate for Johannesburg, Herman Mashaba, engaged Eusebius on his vision for Johannesburg.

The deputy chief electoral officer at the Electoral Commission (IEC), Mawethu Mosery, outlines how the commission ensures fairness in its processes.

The deputy chief electoral officer at the Electoral Commission (IEC), Mawethu Mosery, is urging voters to educate themselves on how to identify their candidates. He mentions some of the identifiers to look out for on ballot papers.

Independent Media has released its report on the investigation into the alleged birth of decuplets by a Pretoria woman and it wants the government to explain what happened to the 'Thembisa 10'.

The Gauteng Provincial Government notes a report released by the

Independent Media group in which very serious allegations are made

against medical practitioners, nursing staff and hospital management.

Vuyo Mhaga, spokesperson to Premier David Makhura says that the province plans to take legal action against the media house.

It is now widely understood that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine is the most successful measure to combat the disease and set world economies back on a growth path. 

However, an ongoing study by a team of well-being researchers, called the Gross National Happiness Today Project, indicates that vaccine attitudes globally are on the decrease.

Director of the project and well-being economist at the University of Johannesburg, Professor Talita Greyling, explains some of the projects findings.

Eusebius McKaiser, host of Eusebius on TimesLIVE, challenged Cricket South Africa's Lawson Naidoo to explain what value forcing Protea's players to take the knee has if it is not voluntary. Naidoo conceded that the moral and political value of symbolism is diminished when it is mandatory.

Cricket South Africa's (CSA) Lawson Naidoo admits to Eusebius on TimesLIVE host, Eusebius McKaiser, that the CSA board did not consult with the team before instituting its new policy directive, which requires that the Proteas take a knee before their matches in a show of solidarity against racism.

We spoke to independent election analyst Dawie Scholtz, who unpacked the significance of this year’s local government elections.

Former president Jacob Zuma has lost his bid to have lead prosecutor Advocate Billy Downer removed from his corruption trial.

Pietermaritzburg high court judge Piet Koen said Zuma’s application — that Downer had no title to prosecute in the matter because he was biased — was incorrect in both law and fact.