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Police have confirmed that two drivers of a bus which crashed near Winburg in the Free State at the weekend will be charged with culpable homicide. Police say they have enough evidence to prove that the two drivers caused the crash by swapping seats while the vehicle was in motion. Meanwhile, The family of one of eleven ANC volunteers from Ekurhuleni who died in the accident says they're saddened by the sudden loss of their sibling who was the family bread-winner. The bus was returning from the launch of the ANC election manifesto in Port Elizabeth. Ditaba Tsotetsi reports...

Dream interpretation with Zinzi Faba

1. Asian markets finish low as oil prices put pressure on them
2. Emerging markets moving positive as hard developed currencies struggle to maintain momentum
3. African rainbow Capital to invest in more black companies

#GangsterismMustFall movement says the police alone will not solve gangsterism in the Western Cape. The organisation calls for a more holistic approach which includesFor government, labour, business and civil society to fight the culture of gangsterism in Cape Flats communities. For more Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Convenor of the #GangsterismMustFall movement Roscoe Jacobs…

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is planning to roll out a new student funding model to all Universities next year. Spokesperson for the scheme Kagisho Mmamabolo says the new system will be able to prefund and students won't have to apply for funding every year.

Convicted murderer Oscar Pistorius, will appear in the Pretoria High Court today. It is expected that the matter will be postponed until June this year when the sentencing proceedings will begin. It will be the first time Pistorius is seen in public since the Constitutional Court refused to hear his appeal against his murder conviction. Pistorius killed his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, on Valentine's day in 2013. Liela Magnus reports ....

The ANC says heads will roll following a disappointing showing at the party's local government elections manifesto launch in Port Elizabeth on Saturday. Many seats were empty as President Jacob Zuma addressed the party faithful at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium. Over a hundred thousand people were expected to attend. Senior Political Reporter Angela Bolowana reports.

1. OPEC talks to curb production fail over the weekend
2. Brazil president faces impeachment procedures
3. SARB deputy governor reiterates tough inflation stance over the weekend

One of the bus drivers involved in the crash that left eleven people dead and over fifty injured says the passengers pressured them to leave Port Elizabeth after being denied entry to the stadium. They were attending the ANC election manifesto launch at the Nelson Mandela Bay stadium on Saturday. The bus overturned after the driver lost control on the N1 near Winburg in the Free State yesterday. Thabiso Radebe reports...

Musician Simphiwe Dana says she is happy to live in a country that applies democracy where the rule of law takes precedent. She was speaking to Sakina Kamwendo during the Forum@8 on SAfm