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‘Based on the evidence that we would have collated, we should be in a position to then decide what kind of action each individual must face and the collective thereof,’ says Zweli Dlamini, spokesperson for the City of Ekurhuleni.

On the show today: Calls for police officers who embarked on an illegal strike in Ekurhuleni to be jailed. The timing behind the SADC’s decision to pull soldiers from war-torn DRC, and climate change organisations welcome a historic ruling set to protect the African Penguin and small-scale fisherman.

‘I am meeting weekly with the intervention team because I am fully aware of the risks that are involved in this situation and the need to resolve it appropriately and speedily,’ says the Minister of Transport.

As Ebrahim Rasool returns to home soil after being booted from the USA, we ask if the ambassador overstepped diplomatic boundaries? The potential impact of a rate cut on the property industry. And new research suggests that Rooibos could protect petrol attendants from harmful petrochemical exposure.

‘There are masterful insights that can be used to be able to identify a perpetrator and that's what this initiative was about, leveraging the access to information we all have,’ says Nischal Mewalall, CEO of the South African Banking Risk Information Centre.