The Democratic Alliance says the 7.8 million rands the treasury has determined President Jacob Zuma pay back for his Nkandla home does not absolve him for the balance of the total money spent on the project. The Constitutional Court in March directed that the Treasury determine what President Zuma must only pay for the five items built at his home that did not constitute security upgrades. The EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi says the figure is simply not enough, adding that President Zuma has a lot to answer for...

The Albinism Society in KwaZulu Natal says it is shocked by the alleged kidnapping of a four-year-old boy with albinism - Maneliswa Ntombela - who went missing from Mkhoboza at eSikhaleni, outside eMpangeni in northern Kwazulu Natal. The family say the little boy had been outside a local church in the company of two unknown men. Fanele Mhlongo filed this report.

Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asia markets which are mostly lower this morning and British Prime Minster David Cameron to meet with other European leaders to discuss the Brexit fall-out

ANC Spokesperson Zizi Kodwa tells AM Live anchor Sakina Kamwendo that the ANC is concerned with the situation at the SABC. On the risignition of Jimi Mathews, Kodwa says Matthews cannot jump the ship and start talking about the “corrosive atmosphere” at the public broadcast.

Investment analyst at 27Four Investment Managers Nadir Thokan looks at the harmful effects of the flight of corporate capital in SA and the impact of Brexit in global monetary policy.

The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) says that the call by the Gender Commission to scrap Ukuhlolwa" kwe'Ntombi or virginity testing is insensitive and takes the country back to the painful apartheid years. In a statement the department says the practice should be understood for what it is and be addressed with extreme caution. This comes after the Commission for Gender Equality made a ruling that a controversial scheme offering bursary to young South African women who remain virgins is unconstitutional. We spoke to Deputy co-operative governance and traditional affairs minister Obed Bapela....

About two thousand Grade 12 learners from Vuwani, Limpopo are expected to start of their catch up programme on Monday. Schooling has been disrupted in the area for over two months as some residents protested against the area being included in a newly-demarcated municipality. Learners have been transported to various camps, where learning is expected to resume. We spoke to Limpopo department of education spokesperson Dr Naledzani Rasila...

The SACP in Gauteng has suspended some of its members for allegedly taking part in the recent violence in Tshwane. In a statement, the alliance says the anarchy in Tshwane was as a result of the factionalism which dates back to 2011, as well as failure and collapse of internal organisational discipline. We spoke to the Gauteng Provincial Secretary of the SACP, Jacob Mamabolo...

Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at the impact of Brexit in the South african Economy and Banking sector, asia markets which are trading mixed on Monday, as traders continued to digest the U.K.'s unexpected vote to leave the European Union, the Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney says U.K. Banks Have Capital to Withstand Brexit.

Nadir Thokan Investment Analyst at 27Four Investment Managers looks at the Impact of Brexit on South Africa, at What point do equities become a buy after the Brexit selloff and Brics countries planning to launch a ratings agency?