What next for Malusi Gigaba; are we looking at a possible cabinet reshuffle; and the latest developments at the State capture enquiry. Join Peter Bruce and his guests for a look at some of the top stories making headlines this week.

Steinhoff's secret history, Supra Mahumapelo's legal fight and President Rhamaphosa's investment summit. Join Peter Bruce and his team as they take a look at the week's developments and delve into some of the lead stories they are keeping an eye on.

Rob Rose Editor at Financial Mail is joined by some of South Africa's top journalists to dissect the news events of the past week and provide fascinating insight into what this all means.

In this edition of Editing Allowed, special correspondent in Cape Town, Rob Rose Editor at the Financial Mail is listening to Marcus Jooste trying to explain what happened to all the money that Steinhoff lost. Apparently Marcus has told the parliamentary committee hearing that he knows nothing about anything... Rob explains in more details what was said.

In part two the panel discusses the current economic situation as South Africa is in a recession and with a dark cloud hanging over land, we now know that President Ramaphosa is going to pursue the expropriation of land without compensation and that he wants to make the Constitution more specific on the matter, but in the absence of knowing quite what sort of words he is going to use it is impossible for anybody surely to even plant a tree on a farm without knowing for sure if the farm will be around to harvest anything.

There's been a lot of discussion about land and the American think tank Institute has just recommended to the American government that they push us out or threaten to push us out of AGOA (African Growth and Opportunity Act) which means that it will start a mini trade war with America which is something that South Africa just cannot afford. What is making matters worse is that the ANC is not providing clarity on the matter.

Peter Bruce and the panel weigh in on the seriousness of the matter and how it could possibly affect our future.

Hilary Joffe, Editor-at-large at Business Day guides a panel of South Africa's best and most thoughtful journalists through a discussion around the news highlights in this week's edition of Editing Allowed.