He toppled one of Africa’s longest-ruling parties. Nearly two years on, is President Duma Boko fulfilling what he promised?

Need a new phone? A laptop? A fridge? It’s rarely as simple as adding something to your cart and checking out – with credit hard to come by and the cost of living only climbing.

Enter Rentoza, with a simple pitch: why buy when you can subscribe? Monthly payments give South Africans access to the tech they need – with ownership at the end.

But hundreds of clients say the dream subscription became a monthly nightmare.

From refunds missing in action to contracts with apparent end dates – yet the debits keep rolling, month after month.

Initially, Rentoza’s management seemed eager to lay it all bare. But that enthusiasm quickly hit the rocks. So, we did things the old-fashioned way – and set up a sting.

Let’s just say… our surprise wasn’t exactly well received.

NSFAS is under fresh scrutiny after a Public Protector investigation found that more than 40,000 students were improperly funded by about R5.1-billion across 76 institutions. Kholeka Gcaleka says the evidence points to possible systemic maladministration.

Checkpoint is in Meadowlands, Soweto, where the rights of foreign nationals to trade in townships, have become deeply divisive.

Picture this: no pictures of your wedding.

No walk down the aisle. No first dance. No moments frozen in time to look back on years later.

Of course, that wasn't wedding photographer Shaun Steynberg's sales pitch. Through SilverMount Studios, he promised cinematic videos, hundreds of professionally edited photographs, albums, drone footage – everything needed to preserve your memories forever. Couples paid tens of thousands of Rands, drawn in by glowing first impressions and polished social media presence.

The cameras flashed. It all looked like money well spent. But when it was time to deliver… Shaun seemed to go up in smoke.

The Devi Show steps in.