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Hundreds of people have gathered in the Ethekwini Community Church in Durban to celebrate the life of former Ukhozi fm sports commentator and actor Shadrack Ngema. Sixty five year old Ngema died after a short illness last Saturday. He had won the hearts of many people in the SABC 1 sitcom Emzini Wezinsizwa as Magubane the traditional healer. Nonkululeko Hlophe reports

the United Democratic Movement is looking to reenginneer itself as it celebrates 18 years of existence. The party is starting early - using the weekend's congress to launch its 2016 local government manifesto and to fine tune its game plan in what is expected to be a fierce contest. President Bantu Holomisa is again standing for reelection - arguing he is no political dinosaur and in fact he is at the top of his game....Our deputy Political Editor Mahlatse Gallens sat down with Holomisa and filed this report.

Several motor licensing centres in Johannnesburg have been closed due to a strike by staff members affiliated to workers union- SAMWU. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to sabc senior reporter, Tshepo Phagane....

Power utility Eskom says they are studying the Supreme Court of Appeal's Judgement that states that the 5-billion rand tender awarded to French nuclear company Areva NP Incorporated, is unlawful. The power utility says it will explore options to challenge the judgement as soon as they have scrutinized it. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Eskom's spokesperson, Khulu Phasiwe...

The SABC in partnership with the Department of Basic Education has launched the 2015 Matric Results service. Matric students can now register to receive their results through SMS and USSD lines as soon as they are released. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC Education Digital Media Project Manager, Eric Muragana...

EFF’s Dali Mpofu speaks to Sakina Kamwendo about leadership that is needed in the country because a democratic country depends on strong institutions.

Speaking to Sakina Kamwendo, Nqabayomzi kwankwa UDM Member of parliament says it is important to stabilise economy of the country. Kwankwa says the way in which finances are handled determines whether investors will invest or not.

Cope leader Mosiwa Lekota speaks about recent cabinet reshuffle of Finance Minister Nhlahla Nene and how the country is run.

DA leader Musi Maimane speaks to SAfm's Sakina Kamwendo about consequences that the country is going to face following President Jacob Zuma’s decision to recall Nhlanhla Nene as Finance Minister.

The National Union of Mineworkers says it hopes that Anglo American's restructuring plans will not affect its companies that are based in South Africa. On Tuesday, Anglo American announced that it planned to cut its global workforce by 60-thousand people to 102-thousand by 2017. The company is also planning to sell its coal assets in South Africa. The NUM has accused the mining company of not engaging with unions before going public about its plans. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to NUM deputy general-secretary, William Mabapa...