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Markets analyst, Clive Ramathibela looks at how Asian markets continue declines as currency wars hit hard on the emerging markets, the Bank of England not ready to hike rates and the International Monetary Fund reviews downwards the world's Growth expectations.

Passenger rail agency, PRASA, MUST make sure that the doors on their commuter trains remain closed while the train is in motion. In terms of a recent Constitutional Court Judgment, failure to do this will mean that PRASA will have to cough up for damages. To date, PRASA seems to have done little to comply with their own basic safety procedures. Senior Constitutional Court Reporter, Candice Nolan reports

NUMSA is calling on all worker formations including Cosatu affiliates to join it in a rolling mass action against the newly amended tax laws. The Metalworker's union says it will apply this week to take to the streets in protest against the legislation. The union says it will push to have the law immediately repealed. Numsa is the latest in the chorus of other unions including Cosatu in rejecting the legislation which allows workers to take a third of their money on retirement with the rest having to be put into annuities. Senior Political Reporter Busi Chimombe attended the union's first interaction with the media in 2016 to find out what is on the agenda

There is still hope for students who want to attend University but don't qualify for bursaries or the National Student Financial Aid Scheme. Organisations like bursarynetwork.com helps raise funds to support students who don't have sufficient funds. The Founder of Bursary Network, Emmanuel Luthuli, joins us on the line to tell us more.

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Yesterday, we received an sms from Khethokuhle Mbili, one of the final year students at Unisa, who says the institution introduced a new enrolment Policy last year, but until now, the majority of applications for first time students are not finalised. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Professor Michael Temane who is the Deputy Registrar at Unisa.

Markets analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Stock Slump Extended in Europe, Asia as Iran Stokes Oil Decline, China GDP Slows to Weakest Since 2009 on Manufacturing Slide, shares in MTN Group rose on Monday on news that sanctions against Iran have been lifted and shares in South Africa's Mr Price plunge after weak Christmas sales.

AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo is reported to have been given preferential treatment in prison. The Department of Correctional Services has dismissed the claims , saying that all offenders are given the same treatment, except when a doctor prescribes differently. Department of Correctional Services Spokesperson, Manelisi Wolela speaks to Sakina Kamwendo

One of KwaZulu-Natal's worst performing education districts has been given a lifeline by a prominent Durban businessman. Vivian Reddy has pledged to spend about ten million rand to assist in improving education results in the Ilembe District on the province's north coast over the next few years. The initiative was announced by Reddy and Education MEC Peggy Nkonyeni in Durban. Meanwhile, a national and provincial analysis of the 2015 matric results gets underway this week. Zanele Buthelezi reports