Victims of a fire at Imizamo Yethu in Hout Bay in the Cape Peninsula have begun rebuilding their shacks. Various NGOs are working with the City of Cape Town to coordinate and distribute aid.15 000 people were affected in Saturday morning's fire when 3500 structures were destroyed. Two people were killed in the blaze. Spokesperson for the City of Cape Town, Charlotte Powell, says 90 percent of the water in the area has been restored, while the city's solid waste department has removed the debris. Meanwhile last night in Athlone Industrial area, 30 structures were destroyed in yet another fire in Haji Ebrahim Crescent. Three hundred people are affected. Powell says the city's NGO partners are providing humanitarian relief. Mlami Maneli reports...

1. US jobs numbers strong, sealing the case for a FED hike this week 2. EM FX under pressure on strong dollar but global search for yield still a strong theme 3. Oil prices continue to slide as US shale undermine OPEC ability to drain surplus. Bongi Gwala speaks to Mohammed Nalla, Head Strategic Researcher at Nedbank CIB, for more.

1. Asian shares mostly higher on the back of strong US Jobs report 2. Domestic Economic Data due for release this week: Mining, retail sales to offer growth signals. Bongi Gwala speaks to Maudi Len-tsoane, group CEO at Lehumo Investments for more.

The ANC has admitted it needs to address and look into its internal challenges such as social distance between members and leadership, poor governance and abuse of organizational processes. This is contained in the party's Policy Discussion Documents on Organisational Renewal launched in Johannesburg yesterday. These proposals are set to be discussed when the party holds its 5th National Policy Conference in June. Political Analyst, Somadoda Fikeni, says ANC should look at what has hindered it from implementing what is contained within Transformation document. Bongi Gwala speaks to Somadoda Fikeni for more.

The community of Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape has set alight two suspects who they allege were terrorising residents around the small town. Four other suspects were rescued by the police who received information that the suspects who call themselves "The Vampires " were apprehended and about to be burned alive, allegedly by the angry community. The community also marched to the local police station demanding police intervention in the fight against crime. Nkululeko Nyembezi reports

Acting National Police Commissioner Kgomotso Phahlane says the one month old baby who was allegedly kidnapped in Durban is now at a place of safety. Police rescued the baby this morning from a vehicle on the N3 highway at the Mariannhill Toll Plaza. The child's mother and two other suspects who were in the same vehicle have been arrested. A massive search was launched on Friday after the mother, Sibongile Mbambo's car was allegedly hijacked with the baby inside. Bongi Gwala speaks to Athlenda Mathe spokesperson for acting national police commissioner, Kgomotso Phahlane.

The ANC has admitted it needs to address and look into its internal challenges such as social distance between members and leadership, poor governance and abuse of organizational processes. This is contained in the party's Policy Discussion Documents on Organisational Renewal launched in Johannesburg today. These proposals are set to be discussed when the party holds its 5th National Policy Conference in June. Mbali Sibanyoni reports

Mohammed Nalla, Head Strategic Research at Nedbank CIB looks at how the strong US jobs numbers strong will influence the a possible Federal Reserve hike this week, EM FX under pressure on strong dollar but global search for yield still a strong theme and oil prices continue to slide as US shale undermine OPEC ability to drain surplus

Maudi Lentsoane, group CEO at Lehumo Investments looks at the Asian shares mostly higher on the back of strong US Jobs report and the Domestic Economic Data due for release this week, what's to be expected?

Market Clive Ntozabantu Ramathibela looks at South Korean equities which rose slightly amid growing political uncertainty after President Park Geun-hye's impeachment ruling boosting even the rest Asian Markets, oil is heading to $42 after speculators throw in the towel and recruitment agencies found by Competition Commission to be colluding