Former Eskom CEO, Brian Molefe is returning to his job in the power utility. Molefe, now an ANC MP, resigned from Eskom last November after the Public Protector's State Capture report named him as having contacted the influential Gupta family over Eskom tenders. He was sworn as member of parliament in February. Eskom's Khulani Qoma has confirmed that Molefe will be in the office on Monday

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Following violent protest in the south of Johannesburg, Mayor, Herman Mashaba says he had a meeting with the Provincial SAPS and JMPD to find a peaceful resolution to the on-going protests in Eldorado Park and surrounding areas. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Director of Communications at Office of the Executive Mayor of the City of Johannesburg, Tony Taverna-Turisan...

The fifth lion that escaped from the Kruger National Park is still on the loose 2 days after a pride of 5 lions was first spotted under a bridge on the N4 highway. Four of the escaped lions were captured on Tuesday in the Mananga area and have since been returned to the park. Residents are being urged to remain vigilant. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to acting head of communications at SANParks, William Mabasa....

Johannesburg Housing MMC Mzobanzi Ntuli has again failed to meet with the protesting residents of Kliptown in Soweto over their housing concerns. Ntuli was expected to address the community at Kliptown Square yesterday afternoon after Tuesday's planned meeting didn't materialise. Kliptown residents have been protesting since last Tuesday. More than 10 shops have been vandalised and looted in the area. Business operators say children as young as 14 are leading the looting. Similar protests have been taking place in neighbouring townships such as Eldorado Park, Freedom Park, Ennerdale and Finetown in the south of Johannesburg. Wisani Makhubele has more

Violent protests over the death of a 16 year old boy at the hands of two white males, have heightened in the farming town of Coligny have led to a series of meetings by both government and some political parties. While the provincial government is preaching tolerance and reconciliation - the EFF has encouraged them otherwise as few racial dimensions emerge in the troubled North West town. Lucas Mothibedi has more...

Northern Cape premier Sylvia Lucas has reshuffled her cabinet, ahead of the ANC's provincial conference expected to kick-start in Colesburg on Thursday. Lucas is contesting the position of chairperson with the party's provincial secretary, Zamani Saul. The four-day conference was postponed in December last year due to disputes. Lucas indicated that the reshuffling follows a consultative process which started last week. Reginald Witbooi reports

Hundreds of people protested the firing of the FBI Director outside the White House in Washington as the President's spokesperson revealed that he'd been considering firing James Comey since he was elected to office in January. The timing of the move has split Republican and Democrats while the Vice President dismissed suggestions that President Trump's decision had anything to do with the FBI's probe into possible connections between Russia and the Trump campaign during last year's election. A chorus of Democrats has called for a special prosecutor to be appointed to investigate the Russian allegations. Sherwin Bryce-Pease reports.

Yellow Monday

Police say more than 50 people have been arrested in Eldorado Park, south of Johannesburg, since protests erupted there earlier this week. They're facing charges of public violence, possession of suspected stolen property, malicious damage to property and theft. Some of the suspects will appear in court today. The protests over poor service delivery have since spread to nearby areas including Ennerdale.