Former Bosasa COO - Angelo Agrizzi - has admitted to being a racist during his testimony before the State Capture Inquiry. This emerged after a recording was played at the Zondo Commission in which he can be heard making racist remarks and using the 'k-word'. Agrizzi also conceded that he lied when he said he was never granted an opportunity to respond by the Sunday Times before it published an article about him.

President Cyril Ramaphosa YESTERDAY met with Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane. The presidency indicated that the two discussed a complaint laid by the Democratic Alliance regarding a payment of 500-thousand-rand that was made towards Ramaphosa's election campaign by Bosasa. After initially telling Parliament that the R500,000 donation was paid in a business transaction to his son by Bosasa was above board, he had to backtrack

Johannesburg Metrobus drivers belonging to labour union DEMAWUSA will continue their strike action TODAY (Tuesday). Commuters were left stranded yesterday when the union brought the bus service to a halt, demanding an 18 percent wage hike among other things

There continues to be widespread reaction and debate over Hellen Zille's proposed tax revolt. The Western Cape Cape premier tweeted over the weekend that she would advocate that people withhold paying their taxes if corrupt individuals are voted into power in the upcoming elections. The DA has however distanced itself from Zille's views and says her tweets are not party policy but merely an expression of her opinion. The ANC's head of elections in the Western Cape, Ebrahim Rassol has however lashed out at Zille describing her comments as treasonous. Wits's Vice Chancellor, Adam Habib also weighed into the debate by asking whether Zille was being politically irresponsible by her call for a tax revolt.

The competition commission has referred three media houses to the competition tribunal for cartel conduct. The SABC, Primedia and Stekinekor have admitted to price fixing and agreed to pay millions of Rands in fines for engaging in noncompetitive behaviour

The Democratic Alliance head of policy Gwen Ngwenya has resigned from her position. Ngwenya has cited unhappiness over unfulfilled promises by the party leadership as one of her many reasons for resigning. In her resignation letter addressed to leader Mmusi Maimane‚ she has accused the leadership of failing to support her unit, saying sufficient resources were not allocated.

High School learners are being encouraged to register to vote ahead of the last registration weekend. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in the Northern Cpe has extended its voter education to High Schools. Kimberley Boys High pupils were encouraged to participate in democratic processes

Former chairperson of parliament's portfolio committee on Correctional Services and now COPE spokesperson Dennis Bloem says he wants to testify before the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture. Bloem says he wants to support Angelo Agrizzi's claims on corruption within the Department of Correctional Services. Agrizzi who is the former chief operations officer Bosasa, has told the commission that the company paid several bribes to top government officials, including cabinet ministers and parliamentarins, to get government contracts.

Residents of Makhanda in the Eastern Cape say the water crisis in the university town, formerly known as Grahamstown, is getting worse by the day. Water levels at the West side of town where Rhodes University gets its water has dropped to a mere 12 percent. The opposite East side, which includes the vast majority of the population in the area are reporting having dry taps for as long as a week. Local authorities have now urged residents to recycle water as much as three times if necessary in order to save the little water the town has left. Earlier,

Residents of Makhanda in the Eastern Cape say the water crisis in the university town, formerly known as Grahamstown, is getting worse by the day. Water levels at the West side of town where Rhodes University gets its water has dropped to a mere 12 percent. The opposite East side, which includes the vast majority of the population in the area are reporting having dry taps for as long as a week. Local authorities have now urged residents to recycle water as much as three times if necessary in order to save the little water the town has left. Earlier,