Human Rights lawyers have applauded the Commission for Gender Equality's position on the bursaries for virgins scheme. The commission found that the decision to grant bursaries to young girls in KZN on the basis of virginity, violates the right to equality, dignity and privacy. Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) says it expressed deep concern about the scheme as it subjected women and girls to social stigma. Sanja Bornman is an attorney in the LHR Gender Equality Programme and joins us on the line

Although there has been an agreement that schools in the Vuwani region of Limpopo will re-open, some parents are still reluctant to send their children to school and businesses remain closed. Teachers are still not going to school because of intimidation. Weeks of violent protests against the incorporation of the area into a new-established municipality have seen the burning of more than 20 schools. We are joined on the line by the SA Democratic Teachers Union provincial secretary Matome Raphasha.

Market analyst from ETM Analytics, Jana van Deventer

1) Despite the upcoming Brexit vote, the rand, local bonds and the JSE All Share Index all staged an impressive rally into the new week and short-dated South African Government Bonds are trading at early December lows.
2) Today the SARB will release the leading indicator for April, what insights will this provide on South Africa's economic growth?

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Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela

1. Asian stocks rallied with U.K. equities futures and the pound surged by the most since 2009 amid signs Britons are warming toward the European Union ahead of a referendum on Thursday

2. International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde warned the U.K. of the risks of leaving the European Union and said there was a clear economic argument for remaining part of the bloc

3. Raghuram Rajan's departure from the Reserve Bank of India could unnerve investors

Investment Analyst with ETM Analytics Jana van Deventer looks at what are the main events that could impact the markets this week and the May CPI data will be released on Wednesday - what are the inflation numbers expected to show?

The ANC has unveiled its much anticipated mayoral candidates list for major cities and what it calls strategic towns. It has brought in new names in all major metros except for Johannesburg and the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro where it retained Parks Tau and Danny Jordaan respectively and Thoko Didiza for the Tshwane metro. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to political analyst based at the University of South Africa Professor Somadoda Fikeni.

Political infighting amongst ANC members in the Madibeng region of Brits, in the North West, is to blame for the death of a SANCO leader on Saturday. This is according to ANC sub-regional convenor Lawrance Maluleka. Thabo Moroa was shot and killed at his home in Maboloka village near Brits. This is not the first incident where ANC members and leaders of the tripatiate alliance have exchanged punches and fired shots. Zebilon Maine reports

The St. Nicholas Anglican Church in Elsies River on the Cape Flats has marked the 30th anniversary of the 1986 Police Raid. Police stormed into the church and arrested 189 people for commemorating the events of June 16 in 1976. The mass arrests were remembered with a prayer and personal testimonies yesterday. Thandiswa Mawu compiled this report.

Mohammed Nalla, Head Strategic Research at Nedbank CIB looks at
** US Federal Reserve on hold for now as expectations soften significantly
** Bank of Japan also on hold for now leading to yen strength
** Brexit remains the elephant in the room for markets