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Director Craig Freimond’s documentary cuts through the statistics and news headlines that murders generate. It not only digs deep into factors fuelling violence in South Africa, but also deals with solutions – all the while remembering some of those killed at the hands of criminals.

Days of Zondo is a riveting, shocking and at times emotional dive into the depths of State Capture while giving acknowledgement and catharsis to its victims: the people of South Africa.

What the EFF really wants is a weak ANC that depends on it to stay in power so that it can use its relatively small share of the vote to propel it — and its pecuniary leaders — into government.

By the time Zuma left office in 2018, the ratio of debt to national income was at 51.59 percent and it has since grown to 69.4 percent in 2020.

Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua spoke to Citizen TV's Nipashe and Sunday Live touching on the State of the Nation among other important things.

Xolisile Khanyile, the director of the Financial Intelligence Centre, says in spite of speculation to the contrary, SA is going to be greylisted because it hasn’t met the requirements set by the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog, the Financial Action Task Force.

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), says Nigeria has what it takes to be truly great.

Even as we remain thankful, prayerful and hopeful for a brighter future; we are mindful that many Nigerians are resigned, frustrated and tired of the many years of leadership failure. Many of our compatriots remain in captivity held by bandits; millions are living in IDP camps as their homes are now part of ungoverned spaces.

He says the power utility's troubles emanate from the past, adding state capture played a role, too.

For the first time since 2018, all 13 vacancies on the Eskom board have been filled. André  de Ruyter is set to remain in place as CEO.