Radio 2000 Mixes

The ANC has moved to reassure commercial farmers that the speeding up of land redistribution will take place within the law. The party was reacting to statements by President Jacob Zuma and land reform minister Gugile Nkwinti that legislation will be amended to allow for expropriation of land without compensation. ANC deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte says the party has asked Nkwinti to draft legislation within the confines of the constitution

Former president Kgalema Motlanthe says the land issue remains a contentious one in the country. Motlanthe is leading a high level panel assessing the effectiveness of key legislation introduced in 1994. The panel is holding public hearings in Rustenburg in the North West. It heard from most participants that there's still a large number of people who have had their ancestral land returned to them, while others say that only a section of the community benefits from the riches of their land. Itumeleng Kgajane reports

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says the only way to make the 3 500 rand minimum wage effective, is to ensure maximum compliance. He was answering questions in the National Assembly. He also faced tough questions on the recent excessive security measures taken during the State of the Nation Address as well as on the death of over a hundred mentally-ill patients in Gauteng last year. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us more

The Lesotho National Assembly has passed a vote of no confidence in prime minister Pakalitha Mosisili's government. The opposition overzealously voted for the motion, while the government barely said no. This gives the Prime Minister three days to resign or advise the King to dissolve parliament and call for elections. Nthakoana Ngatane reports

Health Tourism Interview

Bussai is in conversation with Mr Tom Mashiya, from Mpumalanga Deaf Federation of South Africa, they are talking about World Hearing Day.

Members of the Coal Transporters Forum have staged a protest in Pretoria that has left motorists frustrated in major traffic disruptions. Trucks have been parked from the Nelmapius turnoff up to Solomon Mahlangu drive on the N21. Members of the Forum along with the workers will convoy to the Union Buildings and handover a memorandum, putting the total of demonstrators at the total of around 2000 people. The Coal Transporters Forum requests Request the president to implement Independent Power Producers at later stage as coal cheaper is to produce. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Deputy Chairperson from the Coal Transporters Forum, Mary Phadi.

1. Cash build shares up by 0.98% 2. Trade deficit numbers came out yesterday. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Nadir Thokan of 27 four investment managers.

1. Asian Shares Mostly Higher after Donald Trump speech. 2. Snap Chat IPO Countdown, Snap Chat expected to start trading on Thursday. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Maudi Len-tsoane, Group CEO at Lehumo Investments

The National Youth Council of Nigeria is reported to have threatened to shut down all South African businesses today over the recent conflicts between locals and foreign nationals. The council made the call during a recent protest at the South African embassy in Abuja, Nigeria. South Africa's mobile-operator MTN Group earlier noted with concern violence and vandalism at its property in Nigeria, where protesters attacked and vandalised its head office. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to National Vice President of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Prince Adeso for further developments.