A month after the release of abducted Vosloorus spaza shop owner Mazwi Kubheka, new details are beginning to emerge. His sister, Nomdeni Kubheka, has spoken exclusively to SABC News reporter Thato Letsaba. Kubheka went missing on the 2nd of April after a suspicious vehicle was allegedly seen patrolling his shop. He resurfaced a month later on the 2nd of May and is currently staying at an undisclosed location due to safety concerns. Mazwi's sister says the matter is bigger than what they expected.

SABC News Political Editor Mzwandile Mbeje sits down with retired Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. The former head of the judiciary retired after serving 12 years at the Constitutional Court.

Winnie Mandela exclusive interview with SABC's Sophie Mokoena and Mahlatse Gallens. Mama Winnie touches on various issues from Politics, Parliament's state, Youth, Immigration in South Africa and many more issues.

President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on Phala Phala ConCourt judgment

It's been more than a month since the new SABC Group Executive of News and Current Affairs, Deidre "Dee" Uren was appointed. With more than three decades of experience at the SABC, Uren played a central role in newsroom leadership and the delivery of major national broadcast moments, including multiple national election cycles and other major national events. She was responsible for overseeing the key editorial and operational priorities for the public broadcaster such as the G20 summit, and the SABC's celebration of 75 years of public service excellence. She joins us now in studio to reflect on her first 30 days in office and to share her vision for the SABC's News and Current Affairs divisions.

SABC News Anchor Bongiwe Zwane sits down with President Cyril Ramaphosa to reflect on South Africa's journey over the past 32 years of democracy. Ramaphosa also details government's successes and shortcomings, delving into the education sector. The conversation also takes a step back into history with President Cyril Ramaphosa who shares some personal accounts of his relationship with former President Nelson Mandela and provides some insight on the CODESA talks. Zwane probes the government's strides in dealing with issues of land distribution. They also take a closer look at the mining sector, reflecting on the 2012 Marikana massacre. President Cyril Ramaphosa further unpacks the country's current illegal mining and unemployment challenges.