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Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian Stocks Advancing Amid Global Rebound on Stimulus Speculation as well as Toyota recalling 1.4 million cars over faulty airbags...

There is no crisis at the SABC. This is according to the public broadcaster's board which denied reports that employees are in revolt against management. The board has also denied widespread unhappiness among staff. According to some reports, journalists have threatened a news blackout if COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng does not reverse the suspensions of three senior reporters. The suspensions were followed by the resignation of Acting CEO Jimmi Mathews yesterday. We spoke to Chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee for Communications Humphrey Maxegwana...

The National Freedom Party has been disqualified from contesting August 3 municipal elections. KwaZulu-Natal IEC Commissioner Mawethu Mosery says the NFP failed to meet the deadline of paying the deposit. The party says they are still waiting for the decision of the Electoral Court after they approached it in connection with the challenges they encountered. We spoke to National Freedom Party's Secretary General, Professor Nhlanhla Khubisa...

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The National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) has launched a campaign to highlight the crime surrounding the increasingly distressing dog fighting realities in South Africa. The council's Senior Inspector Wendy Wilson says it's about time that the society must turn anger into action because; dog fighting is ripping our society apart. She joins us on the line to tell us more.

Following the International Day Against Drug Abuse which highlighted the growing problem in societies worldwide, in Mpumalanga the spotlight has fallen the Lowveld area where drugs smuggled from nearby Mozambique are readily available. The small farming town of White River in Mpumalanga has two rehabilitation centres to help addicts overcome their problems.. Amanda Celliers reports.

A Sodwana bay guest house is under investigation for allegedly refusing to accept black people at its establishment. The department of Tourism has asked the South African Human Rights Commission to investigate these allegations with immediate effect, after a visitor at the guest house complained of alleged racist policies. The Minister of Tourism Derek Hanekom said in a statement, racism will not be tolerated in our country and people must report any abuse of the rights. He joins us on the line to tell us more.

The Democratic Alliance says the 7.8 million rands the treasury has determined President Jacob Zuma pay back for his Nkandla home does not absolve him for the balance of the total money spent on the project. The Constitutional Court in March directed that the Treasury determine what President Zuma must only pay for the five items built at his home that did not constitute security upgrades. The EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi says the figure is simply not enough, adding that President Zuma has a lot to answer for...

The Albinism Society in KwaZulu Natal says it is shocked by the alleged kidnapping of a four-year-old boy with albinism - Maneliswa Ntombela - who went missing from Mkhoboza at eSikhaleni, outside eMpangeni in northern Kwazulu Natal. The family say the little boy had been outside a local church in the company of two unknown men. Fanele Mhlongo filed this report.

Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asia markets which are mostly lower this morning and British Prime Minster David Cameron to meet with other European leaders to discuss the Brexit fall-out