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On the show we looked at the funeral service of Dr Zola Skweyiya, President Cyril Ramaphosa's intervention in the North West Province tensions and Hawks spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi with the latest on the Gupta raid

The editors looks at allegations of journalists being stratcom operatives following the naming of some journalists by the late struggle icon Winnie Madikizela Mandela in the documentary Winnie

The saturday edition of The Weekend View covering issues including the funeral of freedom stalwart Winnie Madikizela Mandela and also concerns raised by the NCR over reckless lending.

Hard pressed consumers face higher taxes on more than one front from today (Sunday). This comes as SARS implements the sugar tax and VAT increases with effect from April the first 2018. Almost everything will go up from bank charges, the price of a new car to insurance and food items. Economist, Dr. Azar Jammine speaks on this...

The much anticipated Nelson Mandela Bay council meeting has been postponed following chaos. It was expected to debate the motion of no confidence in Mayor Athol Trollip, speaker Jonathan Lawack and Chief Whip Werner Senekal. Disagreement amongst the councillors forced the speaker to adjourn the meeting twice. A multi-party whippery meeting was called and a decision taken to postpone it. Sanusha Na...

Although consumers are using online transactions more frequently, the Consumer Goods and Services Ombuds are urging consumers to be more vigilant. This as the amount of complaints against online suppliers continues to rise. Bonita Hughes, Complaints manager at the Consumer Goods and Services Ombuds elaborates...

The National Prosecuting Authority has hailed the three-year sentence handed to former real estate agent, Vicki Momberg, as a victory for the Constitution. One year of the sentence has been suspended. Momberg was found guilty on four counts of crimen injuria after racially attacking a police officer in 2016. In the video that went viral, she can be heard using the K-word a number of times at the p...

The Heart and Stroke Foundation has intensified efforts to highlight the impact of salt consumption in South Africa. The focus of this week's World Salt Awareness Week, which ends today (Sunday), has been to highlight simple changes to help achieve the 5 grams of salt per person per day. Professor Pamela Naidoo, the CEO at the Heart and Stroke Foundation of South Africa discusses this further

The announcement by the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Shaun Abrahams that former president, Jacob Zuma, will be prosecuted has been welcomed by civil society and political parties. It highlights that Zuma will face fraud, corruption, racketeering and money laundering charges as per the indictment served on him in 2007. Constitutional law expert, Phephelaphe Dube, former NPA spokesperso...

Zukiswa Kota, head of advocacy and monitoring and the Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM) speaks to Elvis Presslin about the fight against corruption in South Africa...

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says if the female learner who threw a book at her teacher is found guilty she will be punished for her actions. In the video which has since gone viral on social media - the learner can be seen seen walking to the front of the class where the teacher is standing and throws the book at the teacher. The female teacher then immediately walks away. 2017 has seen a...

The National Assembly has passed a motion on land expropriation without compensation. It was tabled by the Economic Freedom Fighters for debate. The process will now be taken to the Constitutional Review Committee to look at possibly amending section 25 of the Constitution. CEO of South African History online, Omar Badsha and Constitutional law expert, Phephelapi Dube spoke to Elvis Presslin about...

Parliament's Constitutional Review Committee faces a daunting task of nation-wide public consultation on the proposed expropriation of land without compensation. The committee has been tasked to investigate amending Section 25 of the Constitution to expropriate land without compensation. Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, whose book "the land is ours", launched this week, speaks to the issues of consti...

Fraud committed by the consumer is the second most reported crime in South Africa at 42 percent, while the country stands third globally at 29 percent. This is according to PriceWaterhouseCoopers' biennial Global Economic Crime Survey. South African organizations which have experienced economic crime now stands at 77 percent, with half of the top ten countries coming from Africa. Elvis Presslin sp...

Data from a National Endowment for Financial Education survey has revealed that more than 40-percent of people have admitted to hiding cash, accounts and even purchases from their partners. 10 years ago it sat in the low 30-percent. Experts call it "financial infidelity." While many think this won't do much harm it can cause animosity and even divorce. Gerald Mwandiambira, Award-winning CFP Profes...

The Hawks have declared Ajay Gupta a fugitive from justice after he failed to present himself to the Hawks as agreed between his lawyer and the crime-busting unit. He is one of the three Gupta brothers accused of corrupt links with former president Jacob Zuma. The Hawks have appealed to Ajay to turn himself in. It was reported that another brother, Atul, had tried to evade arrest by leaving the co...

The Northern Cape province has been abuzz with spectacular scene's by the military. This in the build-up to Armed Forces Day on the 21st, in memory of the sinking of the SS Mendi in English Channel on that day in 1917. The Mendi was carrying over 800-service men when it was struck by another South African vessel, the SS Darro. On Thursday community members in Kimberley were treated to spectacular...

City of Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille speaks to Elvis Presslin about narrowly surviving a motion of no-confidence against her. She walked out of the meeting in protest after the speaker ruled that voting would take place through an open ballot. DA leader in the Western Cape, Bonginkosi Madikizela, says it's clear that the majority of DA members in the City of Cape Town have lost confidence in...

South Africa's Competition Commission has referred SA Airlink to the Competition Tribunal for prosecution on charges of excessive and predatory pricing. The complaints were about the Johannesburg-Mthatha route. Sipho Ngwema, Head of communication at the Competition Commission tells us more...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africans to cease a moment of hope and renewal to improve the living conditions of the poor. He was delivering his much anticipated State of the Nation Address in Parliament last night. This is his first address to the nation following the resignation of his predecessor Jacob Zuma on Wednesday. He used the occasion to pay tribute to Zuma and thanked him fo...

Recent revelations of sexual misconduct by Reiger Park's NR 2 High School, have led to fresh concerns about protecting children from sexual predators at schools. Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, has said that learners will be taught what their rights are to prevent them from becoming victims of sexual predators at schools. basic education department's spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga and Sect...

Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has re-shuffled station commanders in the drug and prostitution ridden area of Krugersdorp on Gauteng's West Rand. Mbalula had asked the communities of Kagiso and Munsieville for time after they went on the rampage, torching houses believed to belong to drug lords. City of Johannesburg Exec Mayor, Herman Mashaba says he will be kicking off a permanent campaign to rid...