This week on POLOTIKI, the VBS saga continues to unfold. Julius Malema and his political party are back in court, this time fighting the Riotous Assembly Act and Hlaudi Motsoeneng makes a "historical" announcement. LISTEN.
The controversial former SABC COO has thrown his hat in the ring to become South Africa's next president with the announcement of his new political party – the African Content Movement (ACM).
Speaking on Thursday in Johannesburg, the self-confessed "wonderful person" made bold statements about bringing change to the country.
READ: Why Hlaudi Motsoeneng wants you to vote for his new party
ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe also hogged the headlines as it was revealed that his former personal assistant has accused him of sexual harassment.
The 26-year-old, who asked not to be named, presented her case before the ANC's grievance committee on Wednesday, with some ANC Youth League branches calling for Mabe to step down.
READ MORE: ANCYL branches join calls for Mabe to go
And the VBS Mutual Bank scandal claimed its first set of victims when the ANC in Limpopo instructed seven mayors to resign.
News24 senior politics reporter Tshidi Madia also talks to News24 associate editor for in-depth news Pieter du Toit about what really happened at the Black First Land First (BLF) press conference hosted by Andile Mngxitama on Tuesday.
COLUMN: That time a white guy went to Andile Mngxitama's press conference
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