1. Asian stocks fell amid concern about the strength of U.S. economic growth
2. Popular stocks that were affected by the FIFA saga
3. China Considers Doubling Its Local Bond-Swap Program

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As from today (Monday 01 June), children traveling to and from South Africa must have unabridged birth certificates together with their passports. The Association of Southern African Travel Agents has however expressed concern over the implementation of this new requirement. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Otto De Vries, , CEO of the Association of Southern African Travel Agents (Asata)

The South African Communist Party in the Western Cape says the suspension of three executives at state oil company PetroSA is long overdue. This comes after the oil giant suspended its top three executives allegedly due to poor performance. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SACP's Western Cape provincial spokesperson, Masonwabe Sokoyi

Cosatu's Central Executive Committee has rejected the newly structured e-tolling system. The unions federation held a three day meeting in Johannesburg this week to also discuss issues of unity and cohesion within Cosatu. About seven Cosatu affiliated unions are still not attending the federation CEC meetings. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Cosatu President, Sdumo Dlamini

Nigerian president-elect Muhammadu Buhari is to be sworn in as the country's president today. Buhari, a retired general in the Nigerian Army, emerged victorious from the country's elections earlier this year. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Martin Ewi, who is a Senior Researcher at the Institute for Security Studies.

Market analyst Clive Ramathibela talks about: Asian stocks advance to pare first monthly decline this year, Chinese stocks keeps making more billionaires, What to expect from the World economic Forum?

Market analysis with Mohammed Nalla of Nedbank capital: Chinese stocks slump by over 7% in two days, ECB warns over shadow banking while IMF may extend Greek terms to the end of June, US jobless claims rise but eyes now on GDP revision data due out this afternoon

Various Muslim organisations and scholars in the country have joined forces warning against the Islamic State group ISIS. Today, imams in mosques across the country will deliver a 'national unified' khutbah (sermon) about ISIS, that will encourage Muslims to be wary of recruitment activities of the group in South Africa. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to spokesperson for the various organisations Ebrahim Patel

The South African Municipal Workers' Union (SAMWU) has raised concerns that wage negotiations with the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) will collapse. This follows a disagreement over a new performance based system. SAMWU accuses SALGA of negotiating in bad faith. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SAMWU general secretary Walter Theledi and SA local government spokesperson, Tahir Sema