The Seriti Commission of Inquiry into the Arms Deal has found no evidence of corruption against any person or institution. President Jacob Zuma released the commission's report at this office in Cape Town. The commission has found among other things that no undue or improper influence had played any role in the selection of the preferred bidders. It also found no evidence of bribery, corruption and fraud, especially in relation to the selection of the preferred bidders and the costs. Joseph Mosia reports

The United States Presidential candidates have been laying out what their policies would look like in relation to the African continent. Representatives from the five remaining candidates; Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and John Kasich were speaking at an event in Washington DC. Harry Horton reports.

The country could generate up to six billion rand annually with the sugar-sweetened beverage tax announced by government earlier this year. It could also reduce the number of obese people by 220 thousand over the next three years. These are some of the findings from research conducted by Priceless SA, a unit of Wits University's School of Public Health. Senior Health Journalist Thabile Mbhele reports...

Overcrowding in classrooms, the conversion of temporary teaching posts to permanent and the completion of laboratories built across the Free State - these are some of the demands by teachers belonging to the South African Democratic Teachers' Union. About two thousand Free State SADTU members have marched through the streets of Bloemfontein. They handed over a memorandum of demands to the office of the premier. Konelo Lekhafola report...

Glebelands resident tells AM live anchor Sakina Kamwendo that people are shot and killed under the cctv cameras in the hostels and not arrests are made. The anonymous caller says he has been living in Glabelands for the past 25 years.

Over five hundred residents of Marikana in the North West province, who allegedly occupied RDP houses illegally, refuse to be evicted. These residents marched to the local police station yesterday afternoon and burnt eviction letters handed to them earlier in the day. Bafedile Moerane reports

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Frightened resident of Glebelands hostel in Umlazi, Durban are now turning to the United Nation for help. They've been living in fear following another killing at the hostel. ANC councillor Zodwa Sibiya was shot and killed on Saturday. More than 60 people have been murdered at the hostel in the past two years. Community Activist for Human Rights & Social Justice, Vanessa Burger says members of the community have now resorted to seeking help from the United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner.