Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi says the torching of government buildings is too much of a coincidence. Minister, Nxesi and the Ministers of Health Aaron Motsoaledi were briefing the media on an attempted burning down of Civitas Building which house the National Department of Health. They are suggesting that the fire could be linked to the state capture investigations.

The Banking Association of South Africa has warned of serious consequences of changing constitution to expropriate land. The association is making oral presentations on possible expropriation of land without compensation in Parliament. The Constitutional Review Committee is expected to wrap up its hearings of oral submissions on the possible amendment of the constitution to facilitate the expropriation.

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Property owners renting out buildings used as spaza shops to foreigners in Soweto, are living in fear as threats of violence against them intensify. Last week chaos broke out in several parts of the township as locals clashed with foreign shop owners. Three people were killed. The violence follows allegations that foreign-owned shops were selling fake or expired goods. There has also been reports that this particular outbreak of violence was sparked by the killing of a teenage boy allegedly by a foreign shop owner. Sashin Naidoo visited the area and compiled this report.

Legal representative for Ajay Gupta, Mike Hellens, has submitted a request to the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, that seeks to bar witnesses from seeing Ajay Gupta's response to their statements implicating him. Advocate Hellens is seeking to cross examine both former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor and former GCIS head Themba Maseko. Here is part of the interaction between Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo who chair the commission and Advocate Hellens.

Western Cape Forensic Pathology Services have confirmed that they have retrieved all the remains of the victims who died in Monday's explosion at the Rheinmetall Denel Munitions plant In Somerset West. It says teams are currently conducting DNA matching to identify the victims. Initial indications are that 8 people died in the blast, however the company is refuting this figure saying they cannot confirm the number of fatalities. Berenice Moss reports.