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The Public Protector's office says it will conduct a preliminary investigation into the merits of state capture allegations published in the leaked Gupta e-mails. Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane says some of the allegations point to improper or dishonest acts or offences with respect to public funds at tate-owned enterprises like Eskom, Transnet and Prasa. Sakina Kamwendo speaks Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says parents and learners must NOT panic over missing exams due to #TaxiStrike. Speaking to Sakina Kamwendo, Lesufi said learners who will not be able to write exams due to #TaxiStrike will write at later date

Striking taxi drivers are blockading Gauteng's main highways, affecting the N1, N3, N14 and Johannesburg's M1. The N1 highway north-bound between Johannebsurg and Pretoria has now been opened to traffic. It was closed earlier at Allandale, New road, Olifantsfontein and the R101 exits. However, the N1 highway south-bound is still closed to traffic. Metro traffic officers are trying to remove a truck that striking taxi operators used to block the highway. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to COO in the business wing of SANTACO, Thulani Cwabe

Alternative Tuesday with Palm reader Silvana Smith

The political cooperation between the EFF and the DA may be hanging in the balance if the media statement released by the EFF last night is anything to go by. The EFF had earlier threatened to suspend their co-operation agreement with the DA if the party does not take immediate and decisive action against it's former leader, Helen Zille, over her colonialism tweet. The EFF statement in part says the party has no relationship with the DA and does not owe them anything. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has accused Saudi Arabia of supporting militants inside Iran, days after Islamic State claimed attacks in Tehran. Relations between the two neighbours are at their most tense in years. Last week Saudi Arabia, along with other Arab governments, severed ties with Qatar, citing its support of Iran and claims of funding terrorist groups, as the main reasons for the move. Iran is now also calling for the establishment of a regional forum to resolve differences. Sakina Kamweno speaks to Naeem Jeenah, Executive Director of the Afro-Middle East Centre

The Minister of Finance Malusi Gigaba has authenticated the two letters disseminated by EFF Leader Juluis Malema about the citizenship of the Guptas. One of the letters clearly shows the family's application being declined, while the other letter, written a few months later, shows the Minister awarding the family early naturalisation. In a statement, the Minister states that his approval of the citizenship to the Gupta family was above board. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Immigration and Citizenship Attorney, Gary Eisenberg.

Another gang-related shooting has claimed the life of a man in the Northern areas of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape. This happened while the Deputy Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Thabang Makwetla, was meeting the leaders from different gangs at the St Albans Prison on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth to resolve the gang problems in prisons and the Northern Areas of the city. Kim Daniels reports

The Office of the Premier in the North West Province says it has decided to suspend its working relations with the SABC. This follows allegations that the SABC in North West gives Premier Supra Mahumapelo special preference. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Provincial Head of Communication at the Office of the Premier in the North West Province, Brian Setswambung. Setswambung says premier will speak to the SABC, just NOT its North West Province

Market Analyst, Maudi Lentsoane of Lehumo Investments looks at Asian Markets as trading remains positive, led by Australia's ASX200, Teressa May apologies to her own law makers after disappointing UK results and MMI and African Bank team up to build a financial supermarket