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On Thursday, e.tv news & sport exclusively reported on a Johannesburg woman who was stabbed multiple times, while on her way to deliver food parcels near Kempton Park.

When the woman tried to open a case, the police told her it would be a waste of time.

National police spokesperson, Vishnu Naidoo expressed his outrage over the officers' conduct and promised that the matter would be looked into.

An assault case has since been opened and the officers involved are now the subject of a disciplinary investigation.

The Old Mutual Savings and Investment Monitor survey has revealed some positive results
when it comes to people managing their finances in 2020. Nearly 90% of the consumers surveyed admit that the pandemic changed their perspective on money and other financial matters. Our business reporter, Anelisa Tuswa has more.

A report recently surfaced showing the effects of targeted killings.
The report specifically focuses on incidents in Kenya, South Africa and Mozambique.
There's been over 1 800 assassinations in South Africa over the last 21 years
and these murders are mostly driven by taxi wars, political violence and organised crime.
Kim Thomas a law professor at UCT says these murders are not getting enough attention.

How risky is heading back to school, for children and their families?

Is it wise for children to head back to school?

One of the busiest hospitals in South Africa, is Soweto’s Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital.

If the reopening of schools leads to more coronavirus infections, this hospital will buckle under the pressure.

To discuss this, we spoke to the hospital’s Head of Paediatrics, Professor Sithembiso Velaphi.

We also spoke to Professor Haroon Saloojee, from Wits University’s Paediatrics and Health Department, about the scientific data behind the decision to open schools.

Saloojee is also a member of the COVID-19 Ministerial Advisory Committee.

The past few months have been tough on many of us.
Slow economic growth and the pandemic has thrown major financial hurdles in our path.
Our Business Reporter, Anelisa Tuswa, took a closer look at how this has affected the residential property market.

Ramjee was the Chief Scientific Officer at the Aurum Institute.
The organisation is an international authority on HIV and TB eradication.

Today marks 49 years since the death of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol.
Timol was detained in a roadblock in 1971.
Days later, apartheid police claimed he had committed suicide,
by jumping to his death from the 10th floor of the notorious John Vorster Square prison.
Now the ANC has announced its decision to work with families to ensure justice in TRC cases.
For more on this we spoke to Timol’s nephew, Imtiaz Cajee.