R55 road users in Laudium, west of Pretoria CBD, have been warned to avoid the road following the development of a sinkhole on Sunday morning. This is the third sinkhole to hit Pretoria recently. The road has been partialy closed as technicians and geologists assess the situation. The wall of a nearby house has also collapsed. Maluti Obuseng reports

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) is anticipating an increase in malaria cases during the Easter holidays. The Instituted is warning travelers who will be going to high transmission areas in the country and outside, to take precautions against being bitten by mosquitoes. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Communicable Diseases Expert at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, Professor Lucille Blumberg

Despite warnings of the deadly listeriosis outbreak, some tuck shops are still selling kotas with polony. This is according to news services, Healthy Living Alliance. Listeriosis has so far killed 183 people, with fears of more possible deaths. Sakina Kamwendo looked at the ramifications of still eating processed food, with Executive Director of Healthy Living Alliance (HEALA), Sbongile Nkosi.

George Glynos, Director & Head of Analytics at ETM Analytics (Pty) Ltd looks at South African markets as quarterly employment stats are expected ,expect a recovery, SA has been caught up in Trump's import duties on Steel and Aluminium and all the good news SA has received recently as ZAR has performed well

SABC Senior Economics Reporter, Nompumelelo Siziba looks at Asian markets as seemingly a turnaround in market sentiment , tour local equity market in the doldrums and Numsa / RSA action against the proposed signing of IPP agreements

The Eastern Cape Aids Council and the NGO responsible for HIV screening in schools, Khethimpilo have refuted allegations that they breached HIV/AIDS testing guidelines or infringed on the rights of pupils during an HIV screening of pupils in Alfonso Arries Primary School in Port Elizabeth. This emerged during a meeting attended by the council, Khethimpilo, the Basic Department of Education and parents at the school following an outcry by parents claiming there was neither parental consent nor counselling during the HIV screening. Parent also allege the status of some children who tested positive was made public during the HIV screening. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Director of non-profit organization, Khula Development Project, Petros Majola.

Police in Mpumalanga have launched a manhunt for a suspect, who allegedly shot and killed two people at Kabokweniar White River. neThe suspect allegedly shot his wife and mother-in-law. Eric Lubisi filed this report and Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Karen Pillay who is an Independent Development Practitioner who focuses on the rights of women and children

SABC Senior Economics Reporter, Nompumelelo Siziba looks at Asian markets as they experience seemingly a turnaround in market sentiment, tour local equity market in the doldrums yesterday and Numsa / RSA action against the proposed signing of IPP agreements

The National Education Department is expected to meet with Khethimpilo, a non-governmental organisation, which has been accused of conducting HIV tests on primary school learners in Port Elizabeth. Parents of children are fuming following the HIV testing without their consent. Some parents allege some of the children tested positive and the results were given in front of the other learners. The angry parents say there was no counselling provided for the children. SABC reporter, Mcebisi Ngqina visited the community. Sakina Kanwendo spoke to an anonymous mother of a school learner that was tested from HIV without her consent and spokesperson for the department of basic education, Elijah Mhlanga

George Glynos, Director & Head of Analytics at ETM Analytics (Pty) Ltd looks at South African markets as Moody’s gave SA a reprieve much to the relief of SA politicians and the economy at large, next major event for SA and shortened week thanks to the Easter holidays