Radio 2000 Mixes

Police minister Fikile Mbalula has stated that Deputy Minister of Higher Education Mduduzi Manana would not be given special treatment in dealing with a case of assault which has been opened against him. Manana is understood to have assaulted two women over a debate about the ANC leadership race. However, on social media reports have emerged that he allegedly hit the women because one of them called him gay. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Lumko Jimgolo who was a says he witnessed to the assault

The South African Human Rights Commission will criminally charge President Jacob Zuma's son‚ Edward‚ despite his apology for the vitriolic open letter in which he attacked senior ANC leaders Pravin Gordhan and Derek Hanekom. Last week Edward Zuma, in the open letter, called Gordhan a 'stooge of white monopoly capital' and described Hanekom as an 'Afrikaner askari'. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SAHRC CEO, Tseliso Thipanyane

Former cabinet minister Ronnie Kasrils has rubbished police claims at the Ahmed Timol inquiry in Pretoria that the then banned ANC and SACP encouraged members to commit suicide if they were captured and tortured by apartheid police. Kasrils also dismissed as a fake the INKULULEKO -FREEDOM document produced by apartheid security police as evidence that liberation movements encouraged members to commit suicide if cornered. A Johannesburg businessman who saw a body falling from the notorious John Vorster Square Muhammad Ali Thokan's evidence also contradicted the police version. Neo Makwiting reports.

The family of Dumisani Masilela says they are struggling to come to terms with his death. 29 year old Masilela was admitted to hospital on Wednesday night after he was shot during what police believe to be an attempted hijacking in Tembisa, east of Johannesburg. Masilela is best known for his role as Sifiso Ngema on Etv soapie Rhythm City. After a car accident sidelined his professional soccer career at SuperSport United and after more than three years of rehabilitation he entered the eighth season of the M-Net singing competition Idols, in 2012. Ditaba Tsotetsi visited the family and filed this report...

A look at Asian markets , Job numbers expected from the USA and Sibanye Gold announced plans to cut jobs as it closes down two of its mine with Investment Analyst, Lungile Malinga.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have confirmed that another woman has been gunned down at the notorious Glebelands hostel in Umlazi south of Durban. Police spokesperson Thulani Zwane says the 30 year old woman was shot dead at the hostel last night. He says the victim was shot when unknown suspects entered her room and shot her. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Nonkululeko Hlophe

The South African Policing Union has threatened to intensify their strike action, which resumed yesterday, following failed attempts to end their dispute with SAPS management. 10 111 operators have indicated that they have sought intervention from government and that effort yielded no results. The countrywide strike action was temporarily suspended in mid July as both parties attempted to find a mutual resolution. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SAPS spokesperson, Brigadier, Vishnu Naidoo

We look at announcement by Bank of England about the UK's monetary policy and what we can expect to see from the US non-pharm payroll that's being released today with Research Analyst, Fundiswa Nkuta.

Investment Analyst,Lungile Malinga looks at Asian markets ahead of the Bank of England's interest rate decision and why there are reports that South African companies are sitting on more and more cash on their balance sheets

Residents of Mgobodzi in the Nkomazi local municipality in Mpumalanga allege that they last had clean running water in 1998. The angry residents embarked on a march to the Nkomazi local municipality, yesterday. Vusi Twala reports...