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Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, says the judiciary is always careful not to encroach on other arms of state. Mogoeng reacted to remarks made by some politicians that the country runs the risk of being a "juristocracy". He spoke to the media on the sidelines of the fourth Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa which is taking place in Cape Town. Justice Mogoeng also addressed perceptions that the Executive was not respecting court orders.

Cape Town High Court Judge, Siraj Desai, will hold an in loco inspection at the De Zalze Estate home of murder accused, Henri van Breda in Stellenbosch this morning. The 22-year-old Van Breda is accused of killing his parents and older brother at their home in January 2015. He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him.

Forced child marriages still exist in South Africa. Young girls, especially in rural areas such as the Eastern Cape, are vulnerable to abduction, rape, violent abuse and premature marriage under the guise of the so-called Ukuthwala Custom. The SABC recently visited some rural villages of the Eastern Cape where producer Nomawethu Solwande did a series of interviews with affected children and their families.

Residents of Lenasia South have blockaded roads with burning treys and rocks in a protest against illegal land invassion. Sakina spoke to Johannesburg Metro police Wayne Minaar

Comfort Ngidi who represents Former Hawks boss Berning Ntlemeza has confirmed that his client has returned the Hawks car but still has the cellphone. Mr Ngidi says returning the Hawks cellphone will compromise the country's security.

The interim SABC Board wants Hlaudi Motsoeneng disciplined for bringing the public broadcaster into disrepute during a press conference last week. The interim Board and SABC Management have briefed the Communications Portfolio Committee. The Interim board has also told parliamentarians that it plans to scrap the controversial 90 percent local content policy for radio and 80 percent policy for television. Hlaudi Motsoeneng's legal representative, Advocate Zola Majavu spoke to

Nadir Tokhan, Investmen Analyst at 27-Four Investment Managers looks at the impact of the downgrade on pioneer foods and the U.S. Earnings season thus far

It's official Zwelinzima Vavi is the secretary-general of the newly-launched labour federation SAFTU. SAFTU's three-day inaugural congress wraped on Sunday in Boksburg, Ekurhuleni. Twenty-four trade unions, including NUMSA and FAWU, are affiliates of the new labour federation. About two-thousand delegates attended the event. SAFTU intends to rival COSATU and is the brainchild of Vavi, who was expelled from COSATU in 2015. Ditaba Tsotetsi attended the conference and filed this report...

About 1000 Illegal miners have settled into the Kenilworth Cemetery in Kimberley, in the Northern Cape. The cemetery houses some of the oldest graves in the city. The illegal miners say they feel they have done nothing wrong but residents and local businesses have raised concerns about the safety of visitors to the area. Neo Bodumela reports…

Nadir Tokhan, Investment Analyst at 27-Four Investment Managers looks at the the results from the French primary election and what it means for markets, opportunity in South African equities and the Rand proves to be more resilient compared to nenegate.