It is still unclear whether Advocate Thuli Madonsela will go ahead and release the preliminary report into state capture by the Gupta family.

Protesting students at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) say they will not be deterred from their cause by rubber bullets and being arrested.

Management of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology says the situation at the institution is calm.

Management at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has appealed to students not to let the academic year go to waste. This as clashes broke out on Wednesday between police and students as they burned tyres and barricaded the entrances of two of it’s campuses. Protesters at the main campus went through the institution forcing non protesting students to join them. The protestors then proceeded to the CBD in hopes of shutting down the Arcadia campus but on the way they were met by police reinforcements. Police dispersed the students by shooting at them with rubber bullets. Some students were arrested.
One of the leaders, Vusi Mahlangu explains what went wrong.

Protesting Tshwane University of Technology students have brought some parts of the CBD to a complete standstill, also forcing some pupils out of their classrooms.

Students from TUT Pretoria West campus are marching through the streets of Pretria CBD. They are marching towards the Arcadia campus to stop academic activities.

The ANC's head of economic transformation Enoch Godongwana says the news that that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has received summons to appear in court will have serious implications on the economy.

Economists are worried about the implications of the National Prosecuting Authority's decision on Tuesday ordering Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to appear before court on charges of fraud. Political economist at Trade Collective, Lebogang Pheko says getting rid of Pravin Gordhan as Finance Minister ahead of an imminent downgrade in December would not be a good idea.

University of the Western Cape spokesperson Luthando Tyhalibongo says the University has suspended lectures for the week due to intimidations by fees must fall activists.

Students protesters at the University of Pretoria have vowed to shutdown all higher education institutions in Gauteng on Tuesday.