Municipalities owing Eskom have been advised to pay their debts or have their electricity cut off. This emerged at a meeting in Kimberley between Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown and all Northern Cape district municipalities. According to Brown, 19 municipalities in the Northern Cape owe Eskom billions of rands. Mpho Lepedi has more..

As the ANC scrambles to take stock of the implications of yesterday's Constitutional Court judgment on the Nkandla saga, opposition parties are calling for President Jacob Zuma's head. The court found that President Zuma was in breach of his constitutional obligations in his handling of the Public Protector's report that recommended that he pay back the money spent on non-security upgrades at his private Nkandla home. The court also found that the national assembly's actions were inconsistent with its constitutional duty to perform hold the executive to account. The Constitutional Court gave President Zuma , just more than three months to pay back a portion of the money. Senior Political reporter Busi Chimombe filled this report on the political reactions to the judgement...

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Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng says both the President and the National Assembly violated the Constitution in the way they handled the Nkandla matter. Delivering a unanimous judgment on the matter in the Constitutional Court, Mogoeng said the President failed to uphold, defend and protect the Constitution - by not complying with the Public Protector's report on upgrades at his Nkandla home

SABC chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng has called on BRICS member states to invest in each other's economies to facilitate growth. He was a keynote speaker at the opening of the frames media convention in Mumbai India. Motsoeneng has challenged the conference to support the media from developing nations. Tumaole Mohlaoli reports from India

South Africans should brace themselves for much tougher economic conditions ahead. This is as prices of goods and services continue on the upward trend. Economists say compounding this, is Eskom's electricity tariff hike of 9 point 4 per cent as well as the 30 cents increase in the fuel levy which will both come into effect tomorrow (01/04/16). They say although the rand has improved slightly the price of petrol is likely to go up by almost 86 cents per litre partly as a result of the expected increase in the fuel levy. Morafe Tabane has more on this...

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The residents of Bonteheuwel in Cape Town are living in fear as their community has turned into a war zone. At least five people have been killed in shoot-outs between rival gangs since the start of the Easter long weekend. Residents say they can't even go out of their houses for fear that they might be caught in the crossfire. Bongi Gwala spoke to the Bonteheuwel Chairperson of the Joint Peace Forum, Judy Kennedy

Minister of Finance Pravin Gordon says his legal team has advised him that the so called rogue unit at SA Revenue Services (SARS)was lawful. He was answering the Hawks questions regarding the alleged SARS "rogue" unit. He went to says the Sikhakhane findings got it all wrong as they mistaken reading the National Strategic Intelligence Act. Gordhan has been involved in a tense battle with the Hawks over the unit. To unpack this Bongi Gwala spoke to Political Analyst and Director at Centre for the Study of Democracy, Professor Steven Friedman

The Constitutional Court will today deliver judgment in arguably one of the most politically charged legal cases to rock the presidency. The Court is expected to seal the long standing debate on the powers of the Public Protector which have been a subject of debate since she released her report into the upgrades at President Jacob Zuma's private home in Nkandla. President Zuma put paid to the debate - when he made surprise concessions at the February hearing. Senior Constitutional Court Reporter, Candice Nolan looks back on the arguements