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Motorists are warned to be cautious when driving around Johannesburg as majority of roads have been blockaded with burning tyres. There are no protestors on sight. But authorities say this is linked to this afternoon's motion in the President. President. Roads are blocked from Soweto, Johanneburg south and central, Orange Farm, Kagiso on the West rand to Tembisa on the Eastrand. Metro police have had their hands full trying to put down the fires. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Johannesburd Metro police's Edna Mamonyane

Three marches have been planned in the City of Cape Town on Tuesday ahead of the vote-of-no-confidence debate against President Jacob Zuma in Parliament in the afternoon. The city has granted permission to more than 20-thousand people to march. Thousands also marched in the CBD on Monday in support of the motion. Mlamli Maneli reports...

Johannesburg Finance MMC Rabelani Dagada says the majority of residents' rate bills are only estimates. He says the biggest reason for the city's current billing crisis is that there's no physical reading of meters. This follows the ANC's claims that Johannesburg was on the brink of collapse because it's in a financial mess. Tshepo Phagane has more...

Polls have opened in Kenya, in this year's hotly contested presidential elections. Over 19 Million eligible voters are casting their ballots in a tight race between President Uhuru Kenyatta and his political rival Raila Odinga. There are six other presidential candidates. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to our reporter Sarah Kimani

There are mounting calls for Deputy Minister of Higher Education Mduduzi Manana to resign after he allegedly assaulted Mandisa Duma and her cousin at Cubana Lounge in Fourways, North of Johannesburg. Manana released a statement apologising for his actions saying he should have restrained himself despite extreme provocation. But civil organisations, political parties and social media have called for his head. Nomsa Mdhluli reports.

Authorities are warning motorists travelling in and around Soweto and Turfontein this morning to be cautious due to community protests. Its not clear what the protests are about but several roads have been blockaded. Johannesburg Metro police officers have been deployed to both areas.For more on this we are joined by Johannesburg Metro Police's Edna Mamonyane.

The speaker of Parliament, Baleka Mbete, will announce her decision on whether or not a secret ballot will be used in tomorrow's motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma. This as opposition parties have accused Mbete of delaying the pronouncement. . The UDM and EFF, who want the voting to take place in secret, argue that many ANC MPs would be inclined to vote in favour of the motion if it is done is secret. SACP, a tripartite alliance partner with the ANC and COSATU has come out saying it will not support President Jacob Zuma in the motion of no confidence tomorrow. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to ACP'S First Deputy General Secretary, Solly Mapaila

An assault case has been opened against Higher Education deputy minister Mduduzi Manana. Manana allegedly assaulted two women at a Johannesburg night club over the weekend. Eye witnesses say the Deputy Minister was sitting at the same table with the women when they were engaged in an argument. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Phesheya Duma who is the brother of woman allegedly assaulted by deputy minister

The speaker of Parliament, Baleka Mbete, will today announce her decision on whether or not a secret ballot will be used in tomorrow's motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma. This as opposition parties have accused Mbete of delaying the pronouncement. . The UDM and EFF, who want the voting to take place in secret, argue that many ANC MPs would be inclined to vote in favour of the motion if it is done is secret. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to political analyst, Professor Somadoda Fikeni

Market Analyst, Maudi Lentsoane of Lehumo Investments looks at Asian markets as they opened the new week positive following a positive close on Wall Street and the United Nations announcing on Saturday further sanctions against North Korea.