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Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela has welcomed calls that the government should investigate the conduct of the security cluster to see whether they have overstepped their mandate.

Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Transport, Ruth Bhengu, says whether motorist will cooperate and register for the e-toll system or not, the government will go ahead.

Outa chairman Wayne Duvenage says despite the announcement by the minister that the system will go ahead next month, they are still encouraging motorists not to buy the e-tags.

Steven Friedman and Gwede Mantashe debate on whether or not the ANC has delivered on it's promise for A Better Life For All

Economist Mike Schussler says motor manufactures, mines and smelters are going to be affected.

SABC reporter who is in the capital Maputo, Jonathan Lungu says there are been long queues of people waiting to vote .

Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha says there are still people trapped under the rubble at the collapsed Tongaat shopping mall, north of Durban.

eThekwini Mayor, James Nxumalo says despite last week's court order, they are shocked to learn that the construction company had continued work.

Former Speaker of the National Assembly called on South Africa to bring back the values that won the country world recognition in 1994

Cosatu President, Sdumo Dlamini is incensed with Numsa’s letter labelling it “political and uncalled for.”

Address by President Jacob Zuma at the official opening of the Nelson Mandela Center of Memory, Johannesburg. youtube downloaden - go to site

Minister of Economic Development cites four main challenges to the impasse in rolling out South Africa's infrastructure.

President of the South African Academy of Engineering Bob Pullen says skills in engineering needs to be a priority in rolling out infrastructure development.

Callers on the Forum @ 8 voice their reasons behind the impasse in rolling out the country's infrastructure.

Spokesperson of the SA National Traders Association Edmund Elias says they are planning to go to court on Tuesday if they do not recieve positive repsonse from the City of Joburg on Monday.

ANC communications manager Keith Khoza says the PAC's argument is misplaced and that the problem is not within the ANC, but within the PAC itself.

Terence Nombembe says he is pleased that most of the government institutions are showing signs of improvement.

Auditor-General says even though he is happy with the progress, there is still much work that needs to be done.

Some listeners who called the radio station have also expressed their appreciation for the outgoing Nombembe.

UDM leader, Bantu Holomisa was the Electoral Court to determine whether Independent Electoral Commission Chairperson Pansy Tlakula is fit to hold office. Holomisa has approached the Electoral Court to give direction on how the IEC chairperson should be held accountable for alleged procurement irregularities when she was still commission CEO.

Chairperson on the Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence, Cecil Burgess speaks about the declassification of the Nkandla report

Justice Minister Jeff Radebe will present more details in response to Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's affidavit on Friday.

Paul Ramaoloko from the Hawks says sufficient evidence has to be compiled to prosecute Rodovan Krejcir

Labour union AMCU has lowered its wage demands at Impala Platinum, bringing it closer to resolving weeks of deadlock that have threatened to evolve into a strike.

Chairperson of Parliament's portfolio committee on police, Annelize Van Wyk has accused opposition parties of campaigning and running ahead of the process. This comes after the parties criticised a decision to recommend former Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride as head of the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID).