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Impeachment calls for the high court Judge, Mabel Jansen is growing after she allegedly made racist and bigotry comments on social media against black people. In a conversation with the Co-Founder of Media Justice and Activist Gillian Schutte, Jansen said that black people's conduct is despicable because gang rapes of babies, daughters and mothers is a pleasurable past time. Activist Gillian Schutte and President for Black Lawyers Association Lutendo Sigogo speak to Sakina amwendo

Liberation movements say they are concerned by what they call attempts by western countries to effect regime change within the southern Africa region. These parties include the ANC, Tanzania's Chama-Cha-Mapinduzi, Frelimo of Mozambique, Swapo of Namibia, Angola's MPLA and Zimbabwe's ruling Zannu-PF. They met at the holiday resort of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe over the past weekend to take stalk of political developments in their respective countries. Ntebo Mokobo reports.

The department of health is planning to launch a programme next month, geared towards keeping young women away fro the so-called blessers. The announcement was made during Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi's budget speech in parliament yesterday. The wide-ranging plan would according to the minister, have 5 objectives, which include decreasing infection rates in young women and girls including decreasing teenage pregnancies. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi

The controversial Gauteng E-Toll project has once again generated a fierce debate in the National Assembly. This as the Transport Minister Dipuo Peters delivered her budget vote. Concern over vandalism of public property, rail safety and reliability also came un der the spotlight. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us more..

COSATU has called for an urgent jobs summit to discuss what they call shocking and depressing unemployment figures released by Stats SA. This after President Jacob Zuma met with labour and business leaders to discuss job creation and economic growth in our country. Ahead of the State Of The Nation in February this year, the President established a business-government task team to explore ways the South African Economy can deal with its slow economic growth. We spoke to General Secretary of COSATU, Bheki Ntshalintshali and Dr Iraj Abedian ,Chief Economist for Pan African Investments and Research Services....

The Department of Trade and Industry is to launch a dedicated gas industrialisation unit next week to drive the latest industrial policy action plan (ipap. )The programme is in collaboration with other government departments and industry stakeholders. An action plan for the unit has already been developed by a working group consisting of departmental officials, industry experts and representatives of Sasol, working closely with the Department of Energy. We spoke to Deputy Director General at the DTI, Garth Strachan....

The South African Police Service says it will assess the seriousness of an alleged plot to kill Public Protector Thuli Madonsela - before deciding whether to beef up her security. SAPS says it is working with its various structures including crime intelligence and the Western Cape Provincial Commissioner's office to investigate claims made to Madonsela by a whistleblower that a Western Cape gang boss had been paid seven hundred and fourty thousand rand to arrange a hit on her. Madonsela revealed the plot to the Sunday Times this weekend. Busi Chimombe reports

What, if anything, will the Constitutional Court do about our less than perfect national voters roll? The clock is ticking for a solution, as the voters roll must be certified by the end of May in order to be ready for the August municipal elections. The IEC wants the Constitutional Court to intervene after the Electoral Court set aside the voters roll for the Tlokwe by-elections. This was because the IEC is unable to provide verifiable addresses for some 4000 voters. The IEC says that that judgment spells catastrophe for our national voters roll. Senior Constitutional Court Reporter, Candice Nolan has the details

Market Analyst Clive Intozabantu Ramathibela looks at Asian commodity producers drop amid a slump in oil and industrial metals, oil producers are evacuating workers from the Niger Delta because of the deteriorating security situation and South African unemployment hits record high.

Yesterday was a blue Monday on markets with topping the list of bad news was the first Quater Labour survey, mining stocks falling and Eskom is not forecasting any load shedding for this winter