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8 people have been confirmed dead as a result of the storm lashing the Western Cape. Gale force winds and heavy rains are being experienced in the province. Four people died when a house caught alight in Paarl. The storms also claimed a victim in Lavender Hill on the Cape Flats. Meanwhile, about one-thousand informal dwellers have been affected by the inclement weather lashing the province. Disaster Management Team say about four-hundred people have been hit in Macassar Village when their shacks took in water while five-hundred other dwellers suffered similar discomfort in Madiba Square near Phillipi and Hout Bay.

Police are now investigating a case of murder the post-mortem results of Thembisile Yende proved that she was assaulted. Family spokesperson, Mbobeni Yende has urged for anyone with information to contact the police so the family can eventually find closure...

NEHAWU in Parliament is calling for the suspension of the Secretary to Parliament, Gengezi Mgidlana. The union is accusing Mgidlana of maladministration and has written to the Presiding Officers asking them to suspend him. Stembiso Tembe, NEHAWU Chairperson in Parliament and Parliament's spokesperson, Moloto Mothapo talk to us about the issues raised by NEHAWU...

SAPU's General Secretary, Oscar Skommere and the police's Brigadier Div Odendaal, from its Human Resources department on the South African Policing Union (SAPU) is threatening to close down all 10111 centres across the country if management does not respond positively to their demands. Today the 10111 employees are undertaking a national march to Pretoria, in what they call, a stern warning to the Police management, for the delaying tactics of frustrate employees...

The seventh provincial conference of the ANC women's league in the North West, has formally endorsed former African Union Chairperson, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, to become the next ANC President in December. The ruling party's women's league held its provincial elective conference over the weekend in Haartebeespoort near Rustenburg. Patrick Dintwa reports

The South African Communist Party has called for an independent judicial commission of inquiry into state capture to be established immediately. This is in the wake of continuing media reports of a trail of leaked emails cementing perceptions of the Gupta family's hold over the state. Speaking after the party central committee meeting SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande says the emails are worrying. Senior political journalist Amos Phago reports

Western Cape Premier, Helen Zille, says she wants to be given a chance to explain her case following the Democratic Alliance's announcement of its intention to suspend her. Over the weekend DA leader, Mmusi Maimane, announced that Zille would be suspended from all party-related activities pending the outcome of a disciplinary hearing into her Tweets on colonialism. Zille says proper processes were not followed. This report by Amos Phago

The confusion surrounding the suspension or not of Hellen Zille from the Democratic Alliance (DA) has left many people wondering who really is in charge of the party. This follows the announcement by the Leader of the Party, Mmusi Maimane that Zille was suspended and a later clarification by Federal Executive chairperson James Selfe that it was actually an intention to suspend. Meanwhile former leader of the DA, Tony Leon, went on twitter to vouch his support for Maimane.