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World Wide Worx MD Arthur Goldstuck is reportedly saying that MTN "lacks respect for regulators. MTN is in talks with the Nigerian Communication Commission after having been fined 70 billion rand for failing to deregister illegal SIM cards. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Arthur Goldstuck

1. MTN issued a statement yesterday afternoon that, the Nigerian regulators have renewed its license which is due to expire in February 2016. What does this mean and how did the market respond?
2. The National Association of Automobile Manufactures of South Africa released the car sales data this week. What does this data tell us? What can we expect?
3. With the depressed economic growth levels, re-emphasized by data such as these, should the National Development Plan targets not be revised?

The Collective chats about the Taxi Expo

2 November 2015 - The Collective had a laughing session with Laughter and Happiness Professor Shareen Richter

The Department of environmental Affairs' biggest concern ahead of the climate change conference in Paris is to find ways keep the increase in global temperature below 2°C. Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa says the rising temperatures already have an impact on water, food security and eventually infrastructure and overall development of countries in the continent. Meanwhile farmers are already feeling the pinch as drought threatens the levels of produce farmers are can currently produce in order to continue feeding the nation. For more Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa and President of AgriSA, Johannes Moller.....

Today, the state is going to court to appeal Oscar Pistorius' culpable homicide conviction. It is seeking a murder conviction. The state believes that Judge Thokozile Masipa erred in applying the law when making her judgment in September last year. Pistorius is currently under house arrest. To look at this Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Criminal Law Expert, William Booth.

Protesting Wits University students say campus demonstrations might have stopped for now, but they will continue to fight for all their demands using other means. The students and the workers have now abandoned the protests after the parties agreed in principle on Sunday that Wits University will end the outsourcing of workers. A commission will be set up to oversee the process of ensuring that the workers are hired directly by the university. The university has also confirmed that the final exams will start next Monday. Wisani Makhubele reports

1. The JSE suspended the MTN shares yesterday, before resuming trade after management issued further public communication. The crisis is far from over.
2. Lonmin, the 3rd largest platinum producer in the world announced it will impair about $2billion of its assets. What will be the impact of this on the company?
3. National Treasury releases the Carbon Tax bill. What will be the impact of this on the struggling SA economy?

A police officer has been shot and killed and another wounded in a shootout with suspected robbers at Lwamondo village near Thohoyandou in Limpopo. The officers were patrolling the area when they saw a suspicious vehicle. They followed the car and a shootout ensued. The wounded officer drove the police car to a nearby brickyard with the body of his colleague in a passenger seat to seek help. Our reporter Rudzani Tshivhase reports

The race to find a new Fifa president is on and our former Minister of Human Settlements Tokyo Sexwale is one of the presidential candidates. Sexwale comes with a lot of experience within Federation. He is currently serving as an adviser to Fifa. He previously served in the fair play committee and on several subcommittees, including the committee of the Fifa global task force against racism and discrimination.