The G20 summit which ends today in Turkey is said to present a plenty opportunities to fascilitate Africa's sustainable development agenda. Some of the major concerns raised at the G20 summit by South Africa is the water shortage could have a serious impact on food prices, employment and revenue growth . Meanwhile, one on the gun men in the attack in Paris has been identified by the Police as Omar Ismail Mostefai. Sakina Kamwndo spoke to Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene and Expert in Terror and Islam, Professor Farid Esack.

1. Risk aversion supports gold pushes rand to another low
2.Eyes on inflation and the SARB this week
3. Japan enters another recession

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1. Asian Stocks Join Selloff on Commodity Slump With Oil Below $42
2. South Africa's largest private hospital group Med clinic International posted a 16 percent jump in half-year earnings and Sappi hits 7-year high on profits
3. The strange new norm of financial markets is taking much longer than expected to get used to

Economists warn that the persisting drought threatens economic growth by at least 1 percent. Agricultural production is already feeling the pinch with farmers already adjusting prices to their produce.
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Lonmin shareholders are expected to meet and vote next week, just days after the company announced a massive discount in the shares issued. The embattled company has struggled to stay afloat following the Marikana shootings and protracted platinum strike. Its share price has also been under pressure due to weak demand, high input costs and tumbling commodity prices. Dimakatso Leshoro reports

Suspended National Police Commisioner Riah Phiyega has responded to reports release by the parliamentary portfolio Committee and another by Police Minister Nathi Nhleo. Phiyega says both these reports are unlawful and unethical and she is now seeking legal advice in this regard.

Consumers must brace themselves to pay more for electricity hikes if Eskom gets its way with the National Energy Regulator of SA (Nersa). This is due to an over expenditure of 22.8 billion rand by the power utility during the 2014 financial year. Eskom is now asking permission from the regulator for it to recover those costs. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Eskom spokesperson, Khulu Phasiwe.

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa had to answer pressing questions in the National Assembly yesterday afternoon. The questions he faced included whether he agrees with President Jacob Zuma's comments that the ANC comes first before the country, insufficient funds for the Public Protector's office, Nkandla and about the 2012 Marikana shooting. He told MPs that he has been issued with a summons over the Markana shooting as our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us.