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The ANC in Kwa-Zulu-Natal and the Free State have welcomed the decision by the party to halt all provincial conferences. ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe has written a letter to all provincial branches saying it has a deadline of September 30 to convene planned elective conferences. This is in preparation for the party's National Conference in December, where a new ANC president will be elected. Mbali Sibanyoni reports…

IFP National Chairperson, Blessed Gwala has told the Moerane Commission that all politically-motivated killings that have not been resolved must be investigated, including ones that took place before 2011. Gwala was testifying before the commission on behalf of the IFP. The Moerane Commission was established by KwaZulu-Natal premier Willis Mchunu to probe political killings in the province since 2011. Fanele Mhlongo reports...

The ANC in Kwa-Zulu-Natal and the Free State have welcomed the decision by the party to halt all provincial conferences. ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe has written a letter to all provincial branches saying it has a deadline of September 30 to convene planned elective conferences. This is in preparation for the party's National Conference in December, where a new ANC president will be elected.

Members of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), who were on an underground strike for better salaries at the Kimberley Ekapa Mining Joint Venture (KEM JV), have now agreed to come out. By last night it was not clear exactly when the miners will surface. According to NUM's Kimberley Regional Organiser, Orapeleng Moraladi, a total 158 of their members initially went on an underground hunger strike last Friday for five days. In the five days, 33 had to be rescued due to health complications, while the remaining 125 have now agreed to surface. we speak to NUM President, Piet Matosa.

In his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly, United States President Donald Trump has threatened to totally destroy North Korea while calling on righteous countries to confront the wicked few. In a highly anticipated address, Trump also called the Iran Nuclear real reached by six entities including the EU, China and Russia an embarrassment to the United States while complaining about Washington's share of the UN budget which at 22% is the largest of any member state. We speak to Associate Editor at The Daily Maverick in Johannesburg, Brook Spector.

We look at Asian Markets mixed ahead of the central banks policy meetings.
and BitCoin recovers from Friday’s sharp sell off Lehumo Investments CEO Maudi Lehumo also explains what BitCoin is.

we look at the World Bank lowering South Africa’s GDP forecasts for the coming three years and CPI data with MT Analystics , Finacial markets head, Jana Van Deventer.

WARNING: The following story contains graphic description which may upset sensitive listeners including children.

The provision of quality health care in the North West is again under the spotlight with another woman claiming to have suffered the indignity of giving birth unattended at the Jouberton Community Health centre, near Klerksdorp last week. The woman alleges she was forced to give birth in a room unsuitable for delivery. She says was left unattended during labour and her cries for help ignored. When the nurse came, about 45 minutes later, she was ordered to walk to another room with her newborn baby still hanging between her legs. Sisi Segalo reports....

Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi says she does not fear international scrutiny on her government's handling of the growing Rohingya crisis. In her first national address on the violence in northern Rakhine state that has seen more than 400,000 Rohingya Muslims cross into Bangladesh, Suu Kyi added hat most Muslims had not fled the state and that violence had ceased...

Suspicions have once more been raised following a second fire of its kind that destroyed a wing of the Mthatha Magistrate's Court in the Eastern Cape yesterday afternoon. This follows a similar fire at another court building in the nearby town of Mnqanduli where its believed court documents and computer hardware were destroyed. Police spokesperson, Mzukisi Fatyela says all prisoners who were making their appearances in court are back in their holding cells as investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing. we speak to our reporter who has been following this story in the area, Zimkhitha Manqinana.