Wits university students have condemned what they called rape culture at the institution. This after a student was raped at Wits Junction residence three weeks ago. The students say it is because of this culture that the suspect was allowed to remain in the same residence without regard for the complainant's well-being. The media was barred from a meeting last night at Wits University's Junction Residence, at which students engaged with management. We caught up with the Chairperson of the House Committee at the residence Nkululeko Tsekane AND by adviser to the WITS Gender Equity Office's Professor Bonnie Meyersfeld for more details...

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Communications Workers Union has called for President Jacob Zuma to step down with immediate effect. The Cosatu-affiliated union says this is linked to the observations made by Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's State of Capture report that the Gupta family - which is closely tied to President Zuma - may have had a role to play in appointing senior government officials. Speaking to the media in Johannesburg yesterday the union's top leadership said while it has not yet decided on a preferred candidate to succeed the President - it is clear on what it expects the next ANC leader to deliver on. Political reporter Mbali Sibanyoni reports

A number of ANC MPs are in hot water for failing to attend sittings of the National Assembly on two consecutive days. This has resulted in the Division of Revenue Bill not being passed due to a lack of quorum. Now the ANC is taking them to the Caucus Disciplinary Committee to show its unhappiness with their behaviour. Joseph Mosia reports

Parliament's Legal Services has told the National Assembly's Programme Committee that it is making progress in locating apartheid laws that may still be in force. One piece of legislation that has been found dates back to 1835. Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us more

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The heckling and insults allegedly levelled against president Jacob Zuma whenever he appears in the National Assembly generated intense debate among the political parties in the Rules Committee. This comes just a week before Zuma will be back in the National Assembly to answer oral questions. SABC's Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent tells us more

Minister of State Security David Mahlobo says he will not resign following allegations that he provided protection to rhino poachers. Police Minister Nathi Nhleko could not answer a question in parliament because he says the Executive Director of IPID refuse to provide them to him. And the purchase of a VVIP Jet for the President is going ahead. These are some of the matters that arose out of the question and answer session to the security cluster in the National Assembly. Joseph Mosia reports