Suspended Gauteng Mental Health Director, Dr Makgabo Manamela has conceded that NGOs went for months without getting any payments from government after they received mentally ill patients from Life Esidimeni. This after patients were transferred to them without service level agreements. Some of the 143 patients died of severe dehydration and hunger at ill-equipped NGOs. Some NGOs owners testified at the hearings that they had to rely on donations for survival. Manamela was subpoenaed to appear at the hearings to answer for her role in the deaths of 143 patients after refusing to testify voluntarily. Wisani Makhubele reports.....

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Former President Thabo Mbeki has lambasted the ANC National Executive Committee for choosing not to attend the ANC Stalwarts and Veterans Consultative Conference. Mbeki was speaking at the Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg on the final day of the three day conference. The conference was called on by the stalwarts for more than a year, in order to try and address and resolve the crisis within the mother body. Mbali Sibanyoni has more...

Zimbabweans will now wait for midday on Monday to see if President Robert Mugabe will finally heed the call for his to resign as the country leader. On Sunday night, the 93-year-old leader shocked the world when he delivered his address that did not included his expected resignation. Earlier in the day, ZANU-PF's Special Central Committee Meeting resolved to remove him as party leader - further giving him a deadline of 12pm to step down. The Special Meeting also agreed to have Mugabe's antagonist Emmerson Mnangagwa as the interim President until their conference in December.

As thousands of Zimbabwean nationals around the world expressed their disappointment that President Robert Mugabe did not resign last night, some Zimbabwean nationals at the Beit Bridge border post in Limpopo came out in his defence. In his much awaited national address last night, Mugabe did not resign as was expected by others. He assured the country that he is still in charge. Some Zimbabweans say he should be allowed to finish his term while others are saying he must resign. Some are blaming him of the 1983 Matebeleland mass killing in which thousands of Zimbabweans were killed. Our reporter Rudzani Tshivhase was at the Beitbridge border.

The SA National Defence Force says Brian Molefe has been associated with the force since 2009. There have been reports that Molefe is receiving a salary of 57-thousand rand from the SANDF since August. We speak to SANDF spokesperson, Sphiwe Dlamini.

Zimbabwe's ruling party Central Committee has given it's former long time president Robert Mugabe a deadline of noon TODAY to resign as state president or face impeachment proceedings in Parliament on Tuesday. Zanu PF's Central Committee met yesterday for a special session at its headquarters in Harare. We speak to Zimbabwe's war veterans leader, Chris Mutsvangwa

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Former President Thabo Mbeki has lambasted the ANC National Executive Committee for choosing not to attend the ANC Stalwarts and Veterans Consultative Conference. Mbeki was speaking at the Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg on the final day of the three day conference. The conference was called on by the stalwarts for more than a year, in order to try and address and resolve the crisis within the mother body. Mbali Sibanyoni reports