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Police Minister Nathi Nhleko has again come under fire from opposition parties for his report which exonerated President Jacob Zuma on the security upgrades at his Nkandla home. Nhleko's been accused of patronage and lacking security expertise in compiling the probe. He appeared before the Parliamentary ad hoc committee on Nkandla, sitting at the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature in Pietermaritzburg. He defended his report that lists the cattle kraal, culvert, chicken run, swimming pool and amphitheatre as part of security features. Zanele Buthelezi reports

Police will still be allowed to remove a disorderly MP from the National Assembly chamber when there is a threat to life. This was the agreement in the Sub-Rules Committee of the National Assembly's Rules Committee. The sub-committee was finalising various proposals to amend the rules that seek to strengthen the authority of the speaker and new procedures to remove disorderly MPs. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent reports

1. Lets look at Apple's results - "Apple Reports Record Third Quarter Results"
2. The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) leading indicator that came out yesterday
3. Evraz Highveld Steel halting SA production

A family from Vosloorus in Gauteng wants answers following the death of its member after she went to a clinic suffering from flu. Its alleged that twenty-three-year old Nonhlanhla Nyembesi went to Jabulane Dumane Clinic in Vosloorus last week where she received an injection and died the following day. Senior Health Journalist Thabile Mbhele reports

The DA says it is preparing a document for the Judicial Commission that will force it to investigate the fitness of the national police commissioner, Riah Phiyega. This follows allegations that Phiyega tipped off Western Cape police commissioner, Arno Lamoer, about a police investigation into him. SAkina Kamwendo speaks to DA Shadow Minister of Police, Dianne Kohler-Barnard.

Analyst at 27 Four Investment Managers Nadir Thokan looks at Kumba interim earnings coming out today, An update on US earnings season and SA inflation numbers coming out tomorrow

1. Asian stocks rose as a weaker yen buoyed Japanese equities and consumer shares advanced

2. China Heralds Boost for Emerging Nations With BRICS Bank Opening

3. Why the MPC should consider a halt in Rate decision

Mandela Day - Aranda Textile Mills interview at Joubert Park CBD Johannesburg.

Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at;
1. Precious metals were routed as gold sank to the lowest in more than five years amid prospects for higher U.S. rates and after China said it held less metal in reserves than some analysts forecast

2. The riot in Greece saga continues as the country feels betrayed

3. Australia's biggest lenders will have to set aside more capital against potential losses on home loans

SA Police Service (SAPS) tactical response team (TRT) - also known as the amaBerete - in Limpopo allegedly constantly deployed to provide an armed police escort to international cigarette company, British American Tobacco (BAT). Despite declaring R81 billion in profits from its global operation last year, BAT allegedly receives police protection for free.We speak to Police Spokesperson Solomon Makgale and the General Secretary of South African Policing Union Oscar Skommere.