Former cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba had detailed to the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture how he met the Gupta brothers. Gigaba also denied he visited the Gupta residency in Saxonworld more then twenty times as aleged by his former wife Noma Gigaba. The former finance minister told the commission he knew the Gupta's while he was President of the ANC Youth League back in early two thousand. He has also denied allegations that he had dealings with then while he was minister of Home Affairs. He says he had interactions with the brothers and they were also well known within the ANC circle. Amina Accram reports ...

Current Affairs programme which provides listeners with the latest local and International news hosted by Elvis Preslin. Tune in 104-107 every Saturday and Sunday morning from 6 to 7 am

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International concerns of a protracted conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant groups are growing. The Israeli military has been pounding Gaza with artillery fire and air strikes since Monday, in response to persistent Hamas rocket-fire from the enclave. The United Nations Security Council will hold its third meeting in less than a week on Sunday - the first open session after two closed-door meetings failed to produce a Council product despite the escalation in violence. Sherwin Bryce-Pease reports.

Another jobs bloodbath is on the cards as the SA Bureau of Standards prepares to retrench over 150 workers. This comes barely two months since the country lamented the mass retrenchment of over 600 workers by the SABC. The country's unemployment rate currently stands at more than 28 per cent. It's understood retrenchments would help the financially-challenged institution save costs by up to 150-million rand. Phanuel Shuma and Molemo wa Mothoa filed this report...

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