we look at tax revenue in the first quarter of the current financial year was R13.1-billion lower than predicted, Standard Bank, has appointed Sim Tshabalala as its first black chief executive after four years of sharing the role, OPEC members considering a further extension to production cuts and APPLE reveals new Products with Lehumo investments CEO, Maudi Lenstaone.

South Africa's golden boy and Daily show host, Trevor Noah wins an Emmy and Gauteng Department of Education intervenes at Klipspruit West Secondary School.

Power supply in the Johannesburg CBD will be restored to full capacity by the end of the day. This as City Power technicians are working around the clock the replace underground power cables. Power supply was severely disrupted in the CBD after criminals gained access to the city's underground electricity cables and stole copper worth millions of rands used to supply electricity. Scores of businesses and thousands of customers have been affected.

Residents of the Fochville area on Gauteng's Far West Rand are becoming increasingly worried about five lions at large in the area. Wildlife experts have warned that the animals could approach human settlements as they grow hungrier. Efforts to find them and trace their owner have drawn a blank. These Fochville community members have urged the authorities to capture the lions as quickly as possible:

Judgment in the court case between five KwaZulu-Natal ANC members and the party's provincial leadership is expected in the Pietermaritburg high court. The five members took the leadership to court, challenging processes leading up to the 2015 elective conference, as well as its outcome. Last month, the court reserved judgment to allow the judges time to deliberate on the evidence before court. The verdict will be delivered by a full bench.

Support continues to pour in for an Eastern Cape mother charged with the killing of one of three men caught allegedly raping her daughter. The woman, who is from Lady Frere, stabbed a man to death and wounded two others after catching them raping her 27-year-old daughter. The mother, who was earlier arrested has since been released on five-hundred rands bail and is expected back in court next month. We speak to Natalie Kendrick, an organizer of of the online support group.

The assasult case surrounding Grace Mugabe, has now taken a new twist with Zimbabwe's First Lady now denying assaulting 20-year-old model Gabriella Engels with an electric cable and instead claiming that an "intoxicated and unhinged" Engels attacked her with a knife. Mugabe makes the claims in a previously unseen statement to the South African police, widely reported by Reuters. Mugabe's statements also claim Engels had been in a fight with other women at a Johannesburg nightclub the night before her encounter with Zimbabwe's First lady. The young model suffered a deep gash to her forehead and bruising to her body during the alleged assault by Mugabe. For a reaction to these latest developments, We speak to AfriForum legal spokesperson, Willie Spies.

We look at how Asian markets doinG ahead of Apples much anticipate iPhone release today and A.V.I year end results with Investment analyst, Lungile Malinga.

We look at rating agency Moody's maintaining a negative outlook for South African banks and how did banks fair in yesterday trade after Moody's report with Maudi Lentsoane, CEO of Lehumo Investments.

Rafael Nadal raced to a third US Open title and 16th Grand Slam crown, Sloane Stephens who won her first Grand Slam title and Idols top 10 is announced.