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Bloemfontein police have arrested three men on charges of arson following last night's fire that gutted the historic city hall in the CBD. The fire started when striking workers at the Mangaung Metro set furniture alight after they became angry because the mayor, Olly Mlamleli, failed to meet them on their demands for salary increases. The fire was almost brought under control, but the situation got out of hand when the roof collapsed. It then rapidly spread throughout the building. Damage to the building could run into millions of rands. Ishmael Modiba reports

Nadir Thokan, Investment Analyst at 27-Four Investment Manager looks at inflation which rose for the first time this year as stands at 5.4% from 5.3 per cent and where to for the US equitiesgiven the slowing share buybacks?

Market analyst, Lungile Malinga of Effectus Capital Management looks at Asian markets as oil prices continue to remain under pressure and Hyprop faces headwinds as big retailers shut outlets

CEOs of the country's banks have met with the ANC to discuss Radical Economic Transformation, among other things. The closed meeting was held in Johannesburg and was led by the ANC Treasury General Dr Zweli Mkhize. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to him on what the aim of the meeting was...

Uganda is seeking at least $8 billion for the next four years to support refugees hosted in the East African nation. Minister for Disaster Preparedness and Refugees, Hilary Onek, says hosting 1.3 million refugees has stretched the country's resources. Onek says Uganda will seek the assistance of the international community during a two-day solidarity summit on refugees to be hosted in the capital Kampala this week. United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres is among those expected to attend the event. Sarah Kimani reports..

Disaster Risk authorities in the Western Cape say damage caused by the recent natural disasters in the province is estimated at over 150 million rand. Heavy rains and gale force winds lashed the province about two weeks ago, leaving a trail of destruction. Simultaneously, devastating fires in the Southern Cape wreaked havoc. The Department of Local Government has briefed the Standing Committee on Local Government in the Western Cape legislature on the status of the fire and clean up operations. Lynne Arendse reports ...

Bussai talks to Christina Mthimunye from J.M Sizanani Projects. Conversation is focused on the employment opportunities for youth living with disabilities.

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Some of the community members at Bapo ba Mogale in the North West are not happy with the recent report by the Public Protector, Busisiswe Mkhwebane. They say it does not give a full account of who is responsible for squandering millions of rand in mining royalties from their communal bank account since 1994. The money is meant to benefit the community. On Monday, Mkhwebane ordered an investigation into the alleged misuse of millions of rand of public funds by the Bapo ba Mogale tribal administration. Mkhwebane says the then Bapo Administration and the Department of Local Government and Traditional Affairs failed to manage the affairs of the community. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Spokesperson of Bapo-ba-Mogale Tribal Authority, Fladimir Mogale...

Nadir Tokan, Investment Analyst at 27-Four Investment Manager looks talk about the current account numbers that came out yesterday, Diverging fortunes for the U.K and promoting economic growth.