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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the renewed sense of urgency to find a solution to the civil war in Syria after the Paris attacks. Islamic State terror group has claimed responsibility for Friday night's attacks in the French capital, in which at least about 129 people were killed . The need to combat global terrorism has come under sharp focus at the G20 leaders summit currently underway in Turkey. Presidential Correspondent Tshepo Ikaneng is in the southern city of ANTALYA and has filed this report

Police union POPCRU has questioned the way Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police is dealing with the suspended National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega. The union accuses Phiyega's critics of being desperate to get rid of her. This came out at the end of its National Executive Committee meeting in Pretoria at the weekend. Phiyega has been suspended pending the outcome of the Board of Inquiry's investigation into her fitness to hold office. This relates to the killing of 34 mineworkers in Marikana in August 2012. Our Political Correspondent Ntebo Mokobo has more

1. Asian Stocks Decline as Markets Open Following Paris Attacks
2. Shares of airline operators across Asia tumbled on worries that the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris will deter tourists from traveling to the French capital
3. What to expect from the G20 Summit in Turkey

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.
Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Economist at Econometrix Dr Azar Jammine...

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