31 August 2015 - Angela spoke to Water Affairs and Sanitation Minister Nomvula Mokonyane about the looming water shortage problem in the country.

AfriForum Youth has issued a prevention plan for South African Universities that will ensure that Afrikaans is retained as a medium of instruction. They say Minister of Higher Education and Training, Blade Nzimande's political agenda to transform universities on a race basis is the reason why there has been a crisis at some South African Universities. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to AfriForum Youth National Chairperson, Henk Maree

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The ANC Youth League's disgruntled members say they will challenge the outcomes of its conference in the Constitutional Court. The group unsuccessfully tried to stop this past weekend's elective congress. They say they do not recognise the new executive, as the processes which led to their election was irregular. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to a member of the disgruntled North West ANCYL group, Thabo Molamu

Residents of the Makana Municipality in the Eastern Cape say government intervention in the administration of this municipality has had very little impact on the services it provides to the people. The embattled municipality, which includes Grahamstown, Alicedale and Riebeck East, was placed under administration last year. A year later, the Select Committees on Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs will visit the municipality to assess progress. Our reporter Lubabalo Dada spoke to residents a day before the visit and filed this report.

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasised South Africa's commitment in addressing challenges relating to sustainable management of the world's forests. Ramaphosa was addressing delegates at the 14th World Forestry Congress in Durban. Meanwhile, experts in the forestry sector and civil society groups have called for more bold and urgent measures for preserving the already under pressure forests of the world. Zanele Buthelezi reports

Deputy President, Cyril Ramaphosa has described the Bhisho Massacre as one of the saddest moments in his life where he witnessed 28 people die and 200 more injured on this day 23 years ago. Ramaphosa has been addressing dozens at the Bhisho stadium where the 23rd commemoration was held. He was among leaders of the ANC such as Chris Hani, Steve Tshwete and Ronnie Kasrils who led the march. They wanted the military leader Oupa Joshua Gqozo to step down, but they were gunned near the Bhisho Stadium. Yanga Funani and Camagwini Mavovana filed us this report

Police are monitoring the situation in Lephalale in Limpopo after about 21 busses, a satellite police station and a municipal office were set alight while a library was partly damaged at Marapong township. The damage was allegedly caused by a mob of former construction workers at the nearby ESKOM's Medupi Power Station. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to our reporter Rudzani Tshavhase and Eskom Spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe

About 21 busses, a satellite police station and a municipal office have been burnt down while a library was partly damaged at Marapong township of Lephalale in Limpopo last night. The damage was alleged caused by a mob of former construction workers at the nearby ESKOM's Medupi Power Station. The mob of those who were fired following an industrial action early this year and those whose contracts were terminated allegedly attacked buses which were packed near the local shopping center waiting to transport construction and mine workers to Medupi and the nearby EXXARO coal mine in the morning. Rudzani Tshivhase reports

1. We do not often discuss company specific news with you, but there were some interesting results released yesterday, including Sasol releasing full year numbers to June 2015. In the light of the massive decline in oil prices over the last 12 months, I would have expected these numbers to be quite dismal. Talk to us about the performance of Sasol.

2. Another big commodity company that was in the news yesterday was Glencore. Their financial performance during the first half of the year was such that it pushed them to suspend dividends as well as announce that it would sell assets and shares to address its significant debt levels. What did you make of the news out of this global mining giant?

3. Speaking of rights issues, hot on the heels of successfully avoiding a takeover bid by rival Curro, private education group AdvTech yesterday announced that they have embarked on a capital raising exercise to fund new investment opportunities. Is this the only reason why?