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Family of the man who allegedly killed his wife with a live grenade and that of the deceased, shocked by incident at Amanzimtoti, south of Durban. These two families visited the home of the two where the crime took place. Qiniso Mbili reports

A startling allegations of securitisation fraud by the Big Four banks has been revealed. According to Banking Law Advisor's Advocate Douglas Shaw, banks have been deceiving home owners as if they are still the registered bond owners, when in fact they are not. This allows them to collect mortgage bond payments on behalf of the new owners and take judgment against defaulting borrowers, neither of which is legal where the bond is securitised. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Banking Law Advisor's Advocate Douglas Shaw

The Collective Mix

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The South African Communist Party has urged government to scale up its re-industrialisation efforts in order to spur economic growth. This is part of its resolutions taken at the end of its Central Executive meeting in Johannesburg. The two day meeting focussed mainly on the struggling economy and the weaker rand. SACP General Secretary Blade Nzimande says the economy needs to be industrialised with emphasis on labour intensive sectors. Ntebo Mokobo reports

Market Analyst at 27Four investments Nadir Thokan looks at the impact of the Chinese turmoil on the Federal Reserve, looks at Naspers and current and current account data is coming out of SA today.

Markets analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian currencies set for Biggest monthly decline in three years, Japan Stocks Fall, Extending Biggest Monthly Loss Since 2012 and SA's imposes tariffs in steel imports

North West University in Mahikeng, was a hive of political activities this past weekend. Both EFF Student Command and ANC Progressive Youth Alliance held election campaigns ahead of the much anticipated SRC elections to be held this morning. The campaign saw the country's political bigwigs attending the campaigns in a bid to woo students to vote for their respective organisations. Lucas Mothibedi reports

South African can breathe a sigh of relief in terms of load shedding. President Jacob Zuma officially opened one of six generating units at Medupi Power Station in Lephalale, Limpopo. The commercial operation of Unit 6 of the Medupi power station will add 800 megawatts to the country's strained electricity grid. For more on this we're now joined on the line by Eskom's spokesperson,Khulu Phasiwe

Eastern Cape Premier, Phumulo Masualle, has promised that his government will assist the affected families who lost their loved ones in two gruesome road accidents in the province this weekend. A total of 46 passengers have perished in two separate road accidents that happened at Cradock, where a taxi overturned killing nine people, as well as in Willowvale where a bus plunged into a cliff killing 36 passengers. Masualle joined the bereaved families of the 36 victims who died in the bus accident, during a prayer service at a local church in Willowvale. Makhaya Komisa reports