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A Grade two learner found with a firearm and live ammunition at Dalpark Primary School on Gauteng's East Rand is receiving counselling for behavioural change. It is believed that the learner brought the gun to school with the intention of harming another learner. Various incidents of bullying have been reported in the media over the past few weeks, including a learner dying from alleged bullying and a primary school learner injecting other learners with used needles. Education department MEC in Gauteng Panyaza Lesufi says educators should not turn a blind eye to bullying.

Tomorrow (Saturday 29.09) is D-day for South African Airways (SAA) to pay back the one-point-eight-billion-rand owed to Citi Bank. The debt, which was supposed to have been paid already, was extended to the end of September. It is unclear where the money will come from as the Public Investment Corporation is digging its heels, refusing to bail out bankrupt state-owned entities. By last night, Treasury was reportedly still searching for a solution to the SA Airways funding crisis. We speak to Guy Leitch, Editor and Publisher of SA Flyer Magazine

A new bank has been established in South Africa. TymeDigital by Commonwealth Bank SA, has been issued a licence by the South African Reserve Bank to open a bank, that is set to broaden competition in the country's banking sector. The company says it willA new bank has been established in South Africa. TymeDigital by Commonwealth Bank SA, has been issued a licence by the South African Reserve Bank to open a bank, that is set to broaden competition in the country's banking sector. The company says it will launch a full service digital bank in the second quarter of next year. Sandile Shabalala, CEO of TymeDigital by Commonwealth Bank SA next year. We speak to Sandile Shabalala, CEO of TymeDigital by Commonwealth Bank SA .

Statistician General - Pali Lehohla has warned that South Africa is facing a disaster because the economic prospects of 90 percent of the population have not improved. Speaking at a Higher Education Conference in Durban, Lehohla said the biggest driver of poverty in the country is lack of education and barriers to black people completing tertiary qualification.

Lehohla also says chances of a black student graduating are now less than in the 1970's when seen as a ratio of the population. Academics at the conference are taking stock of where tertiary education finds itself two years after the Fees Must Fall movement rocked the country. Dries Liebenberg reports .

A Khoi Khoi woman named Krotoa was one of the first local people to interact with Jan van Riebeeck - the Dutch colonial administrator who founded Cape Town. Krotoa was Van Riebeeck's interpreter, and was instrumental in ending the first Khoi Khoi-Dutch war. But colonial tradition has not smiled kindly on our heroine, who is portrayed as an alcoholic and a woman of loose morals. As we celebrate Heritage Month, Senior Reporter, Candice Nolan explores Krotoa's life story..

Parliament has terminated its contract with KPMG, citing reputational risks. The global auditor has been caught up in a scandal involving the Gupta family. Parliament says the termination includes a contract KPMG has with a medical aid scheme for Members of Parliament. KPMG cleared out its South African leadership this month after damning findings from an internal investigation into the Guptas. We speak to parliament spokesperson, Moloto Mothapo...

Thousands of protestors in Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West, Northen Cape and the Eastern Cape yesterday joined in the Cosatu nationwide strike. In Limpopo, marchers delivered memoranda to three places in Polokwane, including the premier's office. In Mpumalanga, they marched in Emalahleni and Mbombela. In the North West, a memorandum was delivered at the provincial legislature in Mahikeng. Cosatu in the Northern Cape handed over a memorandum to Premier Sylvia Lucas. In the Eastern Cape, Cosatu members gathered at Vuyisile Mini Square in Port Elizabeth.

A Khoi Khoi woman named Krotoa (pronounced *cra-toe-wah) was one of the first local people to interact with Jan van Riebeeck - the Dutch colonial administrator who founded Cape Town. Krotoa was Van Riebeeck's interpreter, and was instrumental in ending the first Khoi Khoi-Dutch war. But colonial tradition has not smiled kindly on our heroine, who is portrayed as an alcoholic and a woman of loose morals. As we celebrate Heritage Month, Senior Reporter, Candice Nolan explores Krotoa's life story