The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints) says it is expecting protests around Nasrec, where world leaders will gather for the G20 Summit this weekend.

Suspended deputy national police commissioner Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya has accused SAPS leaders of betrayal and warned that his life is at risk.

Deputy minister of defence and military veterans Bantu Holomisa didn’t mince his words on live radio, telling a caller and presenter to “go to hell” during a heated exchange on Gagasi FM’s current affairs show.

“Who authorised him to dress up in combat uniform, with a dozen men on either side of him to demonstrate he’s a tough guy and he’s going to take on the government? That man needs to be held accountable by the people of this country.”

MK Party parliamentary leader John Hlophe says party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela defied his dismissal from the whippery, wanting it to be authorised by party leader Jacob Zuma.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana is proposing political parties be fully funded by public money, arguing that reliance on private donors undermines accountability.

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says security will be beefed up for US President Donald Trump when he visits the country later this year because “some are more equal than others”.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile says the DA’s fate in the government of national unity will be determined by the end of Monday.

The DA has slammed the ConCourt’s ruling, while the FF+ argues that white South Africans buried the apartheid hatchet more than 30 years ago in the spirit of reconciliation.

Former SAA board member Yakhe Kwinana says she thought she was being kidnapped when armed police stormed her home wearing balaclavas during her arrest.