Radio 2000 Mixes

1. Asian markets sudbdued by a strong dollar overnight upsetting most of the Asian currencies
2. Japanese Yen helps export numbers to increase as the Chinese Yuan continues to slide despite approval by the IMF
3. Rand volatility continues despite better perfomance by the JSE

The city of Tshwane will be hard on those selling fireworks illegally. The city says it will subject those found guilty to a fine of 2 thousand rand found using them without the approval of the municipality. Thousand of people are expected to be igniting firecrackers during the festive season. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Metro Police Department spokesperson, Senior Superintendent Isaac Mahamba

The convicted abaThembu King, Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo, must this week hand himself over to prison authorities to start a 12-year prison sentence. King Dalindyebo is a nephew of the late first democratically elected president, Nelson Mandela. King Buyelekhaya belonged to the ANC's liberation armed wing UMkhonto Wesizwe. He spent years in exile with his father King Sabatha Dalindyebo. When he came back from exile, he was assigned to lead the Tembu nation. He however committed crimes that have led him to his conviction of twelve years imprisonment. He admitted to the nation that he is a sinner as our reporter Nkululeko Nyembezi reports……

Master T Rox - The Finale Mix

Dream interpretation with Zinzi Faba

A panel discussion leading up to Reconciliation Day celebrations revealed that more is to be done to achieve reconciliation in South Africa. The year was highlighted by turmoil with violent service delivery protests, attacks on foreign national owned businesses and mass student protests. Reconciliation day discussion, initiated by the department of arts and culture, addressed various issues and reflected on challneges the country face. Jayed-leigh Paulse reports

Civil society organisation Section 27 has confirmed that it has been granted permission to march in the Johannesburg CBD today. It is demanding the resignation of President Zuma. A Zuma-Must-Fall-march is also planned at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Corruption Watch has organised a march in Cape Town. The Unite Against Corruption movement will protest close to Parliament. Another march will take place in Port Elizabeth. Godfrey Phiri one of the organisers

President Jacob Zuma has called on the public to report abuse, neglect and exploitation of elderly persons. He was speaking during his visit to the Lodewyk P. Spies Home in Eersterust east of Pretoria yesterday, this as part of promoting care and support for older persons. President Zuma also handed over certificates of recognition and gifts to elders who wrote stories about their personal experiences. Amos Phago reports...

Marches against President Jacob Zuma will go ahead despite the change in the Finance Ministry. The President appointed Pravin Gordan back as minister of Finance to quell the uproar that followed the appointment of the little-known Member of Parliament David Van Rooyen. A number of marches have been organised for Wednesday in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Pretoria. Senior Reporter Angela Bolowana reports

Provincial Veterinary Services in Limpopo have detected an outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth disease in cattle in the Matiane community, in the Thulamela local municipality of the Vhembe District. The Thulamela Local Municipality is within the country's FMD protection zone where vaccination for the disease is routinely conducted. SAkina Kamwendo speaks to Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Senzeni Zokwana.