A report surfaced this weekend from the ANC's four-day NEC meeting indicating that the party's reputation was damaged by corruption and their lack to act against those implicated.  Very little has happened to those who were implicated in the Zondo State Capture Commission which many feel was a waste of time and resources. How far back do we point the finger and what could we say is behind the ANC's inability to hold each other accountable? Also just how difficult will it be for them to convince South Africans that they are serious about dealing with corruption internally?

Guest: Ebrahim Harvey - Former trade unionist, political writer, commentator and author

Guest:  Tshepo Matseba – MD at Reputation 1st, a boutique strategic communication and reputation management consultancy

Guest:  Samkele Maseko - Senior Political Journalist at SABC