Police Minister Bheki Cele says that he cannot explain what happened at Wits University yesterday. He says it doesn't make sense. Cele says somebody just went crazy. Cele says this mater must be resolved speedily, while fully supporting the family. 35-year-old Mthokozisi Ntumba who was killed allegedly by the police yesterday during Wits University students' protest in Braamfontein. It's alleged that Ntumba had just visited a local clinic when police allegedly shot him dead. Two student journalists were also shot and wounded and have been admitted to the Milpark Hospital. Students are demanding that those with historical debt be allowed to register....

Police Minister Bheki Cele says that he cannot explain what happened at Wits University yesterday. He says it doesn't make sense. Cele says somebody just went crazy. Cele says this mater must be resolved speedily, while fully supporting the family. 35-year-old Mthokozisi Ntumba who was killed allegedly by the police yesterday during Wits University students' protest in Braamfontein. It's alleged that Ntumba had just visited a local clinic when police allegedly shot him dead. Two student journalists were also shot and wounded and have been admitted to the Milpark Hospital. Students are demanding that those with historical debt be allowed to register....

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One person has died after police fired rubber bullets at Wits University's protesting students at the Braamfontein campus. Wits students are unhappy with debt of over 150-thousand have been prevented from registering for the new academic year. They also claim that many students who've been accepted to study at Wits are not given accommodation and are forced to sleep in libraries on campus. Wits management says that they've made 20-million rand available to help students experiencing financial hardships. We spoke to our reporter Tshepo Phagane…

One person has died after police fired rubber bullets at Wits University's protesting students at the Braamfontein campus. Wits students are unhappy with debt of over 150-thousand have been prevented from registering for the new academic year. They also claim that many students who've been accepted to study at Wits are not given accommodation and are forced to sleep in libraries on campus. Wits management says that they've made 20-million rand available to help students experiencing financial hardships. We spoke to our reporter Tshepo Phagane…

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In a notice issued to South African motorists via its website, the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) says that new licence discs can be withheld from vehicle owners and drivers until they settle their e-toll bill. The notice states that road users will be able to renew their licences, but the disc itself will be withheld until the outstanding toll-related infringements have been settled. We spoke to CEO of OUTA (Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse), Wayne Duvenage.

In a notice issued to South African motorists via its website, the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) says that new licence discs can be withheld from vehicle owners and drivers until they settle their e-toll bill. The notice states that road users will be able to renew their licences, but the disc itself will be withheld until the outstanding toll-related infringements have been settled. We spoke to CEO of OUTA (Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse), Wayne Duvenage.

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Today is the eighth day of the sit by various SA artists at the offices of the National Arts Council in Newtown, Johannesburg. At the heart of the matter is the funding agency's alleged inability or unwillingness to avail relief funds to artists, and to answer questions about how the funds were disbursed, specifically how much of the R300 million has been disbursed so far. The artists say that this is a legitimate fight against the corruption and unfairness that has been going on at the NAC for years; more specifically now with the R300 million presidential stimulus for artists.We spoke to Acting Chairperson of the National Arts Council, Princess Celenhle Dlamini and Opera Singer, Sibongile Mngoma.

Today is the eighth day of the sit by various SA artists at the offices of the National Arts Council in Newtown, Johannesburg. At the heart of the matter is the funding agency's alleged inability or unwillingness to avail relief funds to artists, and to answer questions about how the funds were disbursed, specifically how much of the R300 million has been disbursed so far. The artists say that this is a legitimate fight against the corruption and unfairness that has been going on at the NAC for years; more specifically now with the R300 million presidential stimulus for artists.We spoke to Acting Chairperson of the National Arts Council, Princess Celenhle Dlamini and Opera Singer, Sibongile Mngoma.

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Various artists have staged a sit-in at the offices of the National Arts Council in Newtown, Johannesburg. At the heart of the matter is the funding agency's alleged inability or unwillingness to avail relief funds to artists. About twelve of the artists have been sleeping in the building for a few days now. The sit-in was initiated by opera singer Sibongile Mngoma. The artists say that this is a legitimate fight against the corruption and unfairness that has been going on in government institutions such as the NAC. The new council appointed by the minister has proven to be a monumental disaster. We spoke to opera singer Sibongile Mngoma...

Various artists have staged a sit-in at the offices of the National Arts Council in Newtown, Johannesburg. At the heart of the matter is the funding agency's alleged inability or unwillingness to avail relief funds to artists. About twelve of the artists have been sleeping in the building for a few days now. The sit-in was initiated by opera singer Sibongile Mngoma. The artists say that this is a legitimate fight against the corruption and unfairness that has been going on in government institutions such as the NAC. The new council appointed by the minister has proven to be a monumental disaster. We spoke to opera singer Sibongile Mngoma...

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