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The Democratic Alliance in Limpopo took its local government election campaign to Ga-Manoke outside Burgersfort. The party took time from its campaign trail to donate a wheelchair to thirty four-year-old Melvin Mgiba who has a disability. Katlego Nyoni reports...

The City of Tshwane says temporary shelter has been arranged for families affected by a shack fire at the Plastic View informal settlement. Hundreds of people were left homeless after the blaze that killed five residents. We are now joined on the line by City of Tshwane mayoral spokesperson Blessing Manale...

Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian stocks which have rallied for a fourth day and most commodities advanced, vote counting is scheduled to resume on Monday in a dramatic Australian federal election that failed to produce a clear winner on the weekend and South Africa's Biggest Labour Group to balance pay with Job Security

Strategist at ETF SA Nerina Visser finds the positive in Brexit, and the key emerging trends in the Stats SA released the latest Community Survey results which were released last week.

Stats SA has released the results of the Community Survey 2016. The study reflects the country's performance on education, labour markets, service delivery, poverty and access to services. Minister in the Presidency responsible for Planning Monitoring and Evaluation, Jeff Radebe, received the results on behalf of the President in Pretoria. Figures from the survey indicate that the population increased by over three million people since 2011. The survey was conducted between March and April 2016 and collected from 1.3 million households across all South African communities. Stats Sa conducts a census every ten years and has an intercensal that alternates with the national census. Amina Accram reports

Ex-London mayor Boris Johnson has ruled himself out of the race to be the next Conservative leader and prime minister. Johnson called a press conference yesterday where many thought he would be making his pitch to lead the Tories. In his speech, Johnson said he did not believe he could provide the leadership or unity needed. It comes after Justice Secretary and fellow Brexit campaigner Michael Gove's surprise announcement that he would run for leader. We spoke to our correspondent in London Cathrine Drew

The ANC's push to increase its voter support amongst the coloured and Indian community was in full force during President Jacob Zuma's visit to the south of Johannesburg yesterday. Opposition DA and the EFF have launched massive campaigns to take control of the city, which is Africa's top financial hub. Presidential Correspondent Tshepo Ikaneng has filed this report..

The spectacular Durban July is just hours away and the city of Durban says it is ready to host one of the country's biggest horse-racing extravaganzas. Durban Tourism believes more than 55-thousand people will descend on the City for the star-studded event this weekend. It says it expects to generate more than 300-million rand in revenue. With fashion being synonymous with the July, designers and models will also be at the racecourse, showing off beautiful tailor-made garments. This year's theme is "Leader of the pack". Nhlanhla Nxele reports......

Competition authorities have finally given the 1-point-six trillion rand takeover of SABMiller by AB InBev the thumbs up. The merger has been widely welcomed with strict conditions attached to the deal. The Competition Tribunal approved the deal with conditions to protect the local economy. We spoke to General Secretary of FAWU, Katishi Masemola....

On the Forum@8 today we host SHOUT SA ambassadors and award-winning musicians Kabelo Mabalane and Danny K. The duo founded SHOUT for a Safer South Africa in 2007, following the murder of Lucky Dube. They continue to fight crime through their music in collaboration with other South African artists and proceeds made from the soundtracks are distributed through to various charities. This year the duo plans to launch school libraries with the aim to improve national literacy and to eradicate violence and crime in South Africa