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1. South African inflation comes out in line with expectations. Let's unpack the numbers..
2. U.S. FOMC minutes entrench a view of a December hike
3. Japan continues to hold off on stimulus despite recession

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The pressure continues to build over the International Criminal Court's relationship with African countries. The court stands accused of being biased. Kenya is reportedly sending a large delegation of MPs to lobby for changes to how the court works, while other countries are likely to want to leave the ICC. The political body of the International Criminal Court - the assembly of States parties' is convening in The Hague, in the Netherlands. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Economic, Cultural and Social Council, Joseph Chilengi...

1. Asian markets still very strong this morning ...
2. The connection between the weaknes of the rand and the declining commodity prices
3. The innovation hubs on the African continent are they a pipe dream or reality

1. 2 stocks which caught my eyes yesterday, MTN down 1.6% and Woolies up 2.2 %
2. SAA executive shuffles remain in the headlines
3. Eyes on SA inflation data today

Basic Education department is furious at the revelation of a leaked matric life sciences paper two exam paper in Limpopo province. The department says depending on the scale of the leak, either pupils at the affected school could be asked to rewrite the exam or those in the district or in the entire province. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Basic Education spoksperson, Elijah Mhlanga...