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More police have been deployed to Vuwani outside Thohoyandou in Limpopo. This comes after community structures representing concerned residents declared the start of a shutdown of services. They want the Municipal Demarcation Board to exclude some parts of Vuwani in the new LIM345 municipality. For the latest we are now joined on the line by our reporter, Witness Tiva

There are allegations that the new minister of Finance, Malusi Gigaba has signed the nuclear deal. Gigaba said at the weekend that he would not be reckless when it came to funding for plans to add more nuclear power to the country's energy mix. Sakina Kamwendo speaks Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba's spokesperson, Mayihlome Tshwete

Mpumalanga's ANC Chairperson, David Mabuza says leaders of the ANC who criticise President Jacob Zuma in public, are not disciplined. Mabuza was addressing journalists after welcoming members of the Bushbuckridge Residents Association who defected to the ANC. SABC Reporter, Mthobisi Mkhaliphi has filed this report.

Nerina Visser, Strategist & Adviser at ETF SA looks at the how the market ended last week, is South Africa facing a potential credit rating downgrade and the much anticipated deadline for the first SASSA payments after the Constitutional Court ruling last month is here.

An earth tremor is reported to have been felt in areas including Ferndale, Randburg, Kempton Park and Randfontein in Johannesburg. Other affected areas are Klerksdorp and Potchefstroom in the North West and Bultfontein and Hoopstad in the Free State. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to SAfm listeners Amang Malaka in Bultfontein in the Free-State and John kleynhans, he is in Stilfontein.

President Jacob Zuma has fired Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and replaced him with Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba. Gordhan's deputy, Mcebisi Jonas, has also been axed and replaced by ANC Member of Parliament, Sifiso Buthelezi. President Jacob Zuma made the annoucement that he has reshuffled his cabinet, just before midnight. Zuma's named a total of ten new ministers and deputy ministers. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to SABC political editor, Mzwandile Mbeje

President Jacob Zuma has fired Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and replaced him with Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba. Gordhan's deputy, Mcebisi Jonas, has also been axed and replaced by ANC Member of Parliament, Sifiso Buthelezi. President Jacob Zuma made the annoucement that he has reshuffled his cabinet, just before midnight. He has fired a total of five ministers. Apart from Gordhan, Tourism Minister Derek Hanekom, Transport Minister Dipuo Peters, Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson and Public Service and Administration Minister Ngoako Ramathlodi have also been axed from Cabinet. Zuma's named a total of ten new ministers and deputy ministers. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to the EFF's spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.

President Jacob Zuma has sacked Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan after days of speculation that rocked the country's markets and currency. In a cabinet reshuffle late last night, the Presidency replaced Gordhan with Malusi Gigaba. The Deputy Finance Minister, Mcebisi Jonas, was also given the boot making Sfiso Buthelezi the new Deputy. Earlier this week, President Zuma recalled Mr Gordhan from an International Investment Promotion Road International Investment Promotion Road show in the United Kingdom and the United States. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to the ANC's Secretary General, Gwede Mantashe, for more.

Calls for president Jacob Zuma to resign as expressed by struggle stalwart Ahmed Kathrada in a letter last year received resonance at his funeral in Johannesburg yesterday. This is after former president Kgalema Motlanthe read excerpts from the document - receiving a standing ovation from the mourners. Some senior ANC leaders say the president - who was not in attendance - should respect the wishes of the party and society at large. Senior political journalist Amos Phago has the details

Calls for president Jacob Zuma to resign as expressed by struggle stalwart Ahmed Kathrada in a letter last year received resonance at his funeral in Johannesburg yesterday. This is after former president Kgalema Motlanthe read excerpts from the document - receiving a standing ovation from the mourners. Some senior ANC leaders say the president - who was not in attendance - should respect the wishes of the party and society at large.