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Papa K chats with Mango Groove

KwaZulu-Natal Premier - Willis Mchunu - has formed a Commission of Enquiry to probe the root causes of political killings in the province. During the run up to this year's municipal elections, twenty politically-related killings were reported in the province - with the ANC the hardest hit. Some of those killed were women who were branch leaders, while others were party candidates in the August municipal elections. Vusi Makhosini reports…

The Association of Mine workers and Construction Union has secured a wage increment of one thousand rand for its members in all major platinum producing mines in the country. Lonmin, Impala and Anglo Platinum have struck a deal with Amcu, on increases in living out allowances, as well as retirement and provident funds, among others. The Union said this at the mass meeting held at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, North West. AMCU members have accepted the deal and say this will better their lives. Zebilon Maine reports . .

The South African Communist Party in Mpumalanga has expressed support for the views raised by the ANC chief whip Jackson Mthembu about the current leadership of the ANC. Speaking during the party's Red October rally in Emalahleni provincial secretary of the SACP Bonakele Mabuja says the criticism directed at Mthembu is unreasonable. Vusi Twala reports...

Market Analyst Clive Ntozabantu Ramathibela looks at Asian markets which are shakey this morning, Japan's September industrial output stalls , General Electric Co is nearing a $30 billion deal to merge its oil and gas business with Baker Hughes Inc and talks about the chances of a downgraded by credit rating agencies

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Willis Mchunu has formed a Commission of Inquiry to probe the root causes of political killings in the province. During the run up to this year's municipal elections, twenty politically-related killings were reported in the province - with the ANC the hardest hit. Some of those killed were women who were branch leaders, while others were party candidates in the August municipal elections. Vusi Makhosini reports

Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Ndiziwe Mkhize, a mother whose son was allegedly assaulted with a hammer and stabbed by fellow pupils at Luthayi High School in Kwazulu Natal. The boy is said to be the fifth victim of violent attacks at the same school. MEC for Education in KwaZulu Natal, Mthandeni Dlungwana also responds

Nadir Thokan, Investment Analyst at 27Four investment managers talks about Dischem listing and opportunities there, US GDP growth numbers came out on Friday and trade balance numbers coming out today

Retired Deputy Judge President, Dikgang Moseneke, says students can resort to electoral correction if they are unhappy. He was the key note speaker at Unisa's Founders lecture in Pretoria last night. He said the current FeesMustFall violence is wholly unacceptable and must stop immediately it delegitimize the student's valid claim for universal access to higher education, subject to reasonable qualifications. Moseneke called for a Codesa on education lead by civil society. Liela Magnus reports ....

Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng held no prisoners at the O R Tambo Memorial lecture last night in Newtown, Johannesburg. The annual lecture marked what would have been the 99th birthday of the struggle icon. Among other things Mogoeng spoke passionately about avoiding an economic downgrade at all cost and the importance of good leadership. Senior Reporter Angela Bolowana attended the lecture and filed this report…