As thousands of Zimbabwean nationals around the world expressed their disappointment that President Robert Mugabe did not resign last night, some Zimbabwean nationals at the Beit Bridge border post in Limpopo came out in his defence. In his much awaited national address last night, Mugabe did not resign as was expected by others. He assured the country that he is still in charge. Some Zimbabweans say he should be allowed to finish his term while others are saying he must resign. Some are blaming him of the 1983 Matebeleland mass killing in which thousands of Zimbabweans were killed. Our reporter Rudzani Tshivhase was at the Beitbridge border.

The SA National Defence Force says Brian Molefe has been associated with the force since 2009. There have been reports that Molefe is receiving a salary of 57-thousand rand from the SANDF since August. We speak to SANDF spokesperson, Sphiwe Dlamini.

Zimbabwe's ruling party Central Committee has given it's former long time president Robert Mugabe a deadline of noon TODAY to resign as state president or face impeachment proceedings in Parliament on Tuesday. Zanu PF's Central Committee met yesterday for a special session at its headquarters in Harare. We speak to Zimbabwe's war veterans leader, Chris Mutsvangwa

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Former President Thabo Mbeki has lambasted the ANC National Executive Committee for choosing not to attend the ANC Stalwarts and Veterans Consultative Conference. Mbeki was speaking at the Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg on the final day of the three day conference. The conference was called on by the stalwarts for more than a year, in order to try and address and resolve the crisis within the mother body. Mbali Sibanyoni reports

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The SABC board has acussed Rachel Kalidass, who resigned as a board member yesterday, of leaking confidential information. The board addressed the media in Auckland Park yesterday evening about the allegations contained in Kalidass's resignation letter. We speak to Khanyisile Kweyamaa a member of the SABC Board.

The SADC Troika on Politics, Defence and Security has called for an urgent meeting of all SADC regional leaders to discuss the deepening political crisis in Zimbabwe. This follows the seemingly bloodless coup after the army announced that it is targeting what it calls criminals around President Robert Mugabe. President Jacob Zuma who is also the SADC chair arrived in Botswana last night for a Bi-National Commission with his Botswana counterpart, Seretse Khama Ian Khama. But the BNC is expected to dwell much into the Zimbabwean situation. We speak to retired Zimbabwean Lieutenant Colonel and now academic with the Institute for African Renaissance Studies at UNISA, Dr Martin Rupiya....

Negotiations are reported to be continuing over the future of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who is under house arrest. Some reports say progress is being made towards a deal for him to resign. But Mugabe is said to be demanding guarantees and a dignified exit. Pictures have been released of Mugabe at the state house with the South Africa delegation and the man who had him detained, the head of the military Constantine Chiwenga. Our correspondent in Zimbabwe, Ephert Musekiwa..

Head of Financial Markets at ETM Analytics, Jana van Deventer looks at Oil markets retreating recently, Wholesale trade sales released yesterday and Bloomberg releasing its November Economic Survey.