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South African Citrus Growers Association's Pieter Nortje says the effect of the fungus has been exaggerated.

Trauma Counsellor at Jess Foord Rape Crisis Centre, Michelle Smith, says she was disturbed by the question paper.

Johannesburg EMS spokesman Robert Mulaudzi says more than 50 houses were damaged.

Northern Cape Provincial Police Commissioner, Lieutenant-General, Janet Basson says the baby who was raped in Galeshewe outside Kimberley is fighting for her life in hospital.

Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC), Deputy Director, Priti Patel says they chose South Africa to investigate Zimbabwe’s human rights abuses because the perpetrators travel to the country regularly and it would make it easier for them to be arrested, if the evidence point to them.

Irvin Jim talks about the personal attacks on him

Irvin Jim talks about Gina's resignation

Cosatu) president, S'dumo Dlamini, gives his take on Cedrick Gina's resignation

Independent political analyst Aubrey Mashiqi says some of the tensions in Cosatu originate from the African National Congress (ANC).

Cosatu president Sdumo Dlamini has admitted that his organisation has veered from its fundamental principles.

Safety and Security in South Africa's Specialist investigator, Mike Bolhuis says Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir was not investigated properly, that is why it is taking so long to extradite him.

Political Analyst at Political Analysis SA Mzoxolo Mpolase however states that the DA’s articulation and stance on policies already tabled by the ANC is fragmented and confused.

Callers question the DA’s stance on race and inequality and questioned the party’s efforts in addressing poverty and other apparent imbalances that continue to cripple the country.

Democratic Alliance’s Shadow Minister on Finance Tim Harris says that race and employment equity policies need to be used as a crucial measuring tool to address the country’s economic imbalances.

Women and Men against Child Abuse says government is failing to protect women, children and the vulnerable when it comes to gender based violence. Speaking on SAFM, spokesperson for the NGO, Vincentia Dlamini-Ngobese says they are expecting President Jacob Zuma and the Minister of Women, Children and people living with disabilities, Lulu Xingwana to take issues of gender based violence seriously.

The lawyer for Czech businessmen Radovan Krejcir says the doctor who recommended that their client be hospitalised says he could face renal failure if he does not receive urgent medical attention. Ulrich Roux filed an urgent application with the court on Sunday requesting the move. Ulrich Roux to spoke to SAFM about Krejcir's current situation.

Security cluster Ministers have sent out a strong warning against publishing photographs of President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla residence in KwaZulu-Natal. The Ministers say those who would publish such photographs would be prosecuted. Police Minister Nathi Mthwethwa say people should refrain from publishing pictures of president Zuma's homestead as it has been declared a national key point. He says so...

Botswana president Ian Khama expresses his content with the newly-formed Commission with SA.

President Jacob Zuma elabrorates on what the SA-Botswana bilateral relations mean.

Self-made entrepreneur Dr Sam Motsuenyane says more resources are needed to provide traders with support.

Callers on the Forum @ 8 state that it is time to appreciate the informal sector be appreciated and supported more

Economist at Efficient Group Merina Willemse states that it is often difficult for people to enter into the market due to regulations, so it makes it easier for informal traders to often operate without being registered.

Executive Director of Cape Craft and Design Institute Erica Elk states that the greatest challenge to traders is access to markets and how this needs to be regulated.

Spokesperson for the South African National Trader’s Retail Association (Santra) Edmund Ellis says that the informal sector remains an active but neglected component of the economy and needs to be supported.

Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela has admitted that the highly anticipated Nkandla report was politicised.