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Labour law expert, Michael Bagraim says Tuesday’s labour court ruling in the case of the SABC 4 has direct implications for the remaining four dismissed journalists.

SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago says they will consult their lawyers and study the judgement.

The Department of Higher Education says the demand for free education is currently not feasible.

The Pro-Makhado Forum in Vuwani, Limpopo, says no agreement has been reached after a shutdown was declared in the area from May 1 to August 3.

The department of education claims that free tertiary education is not achievable.

The South African Union of Students has vowed to take to the streets if free education is not made available to university students.

Hundreds of fervent Bernie Sanders supporters have camped in downtown Philadelphia, adamant that they will never vote for the Democratic Party’s presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton.

The labour union representing three axed SABC journalists says the circumstances surrounding the dismissal of these employees are rare and previously unseen.

City of Johannesburg's Deputy Director of Media Relations Nthatisi Modingoane on relations with informal traders

City of Johannesburg's Deputy Director of Media Relations Nthatisi Modingoane on programmes which are aimed to eradicate unemployment in the city.

Mayoral Spokesperson Blessing Manale on programmes that have been put in place to address unemployment in the City of Tshwane.

Party representatives from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), and Democratic Alliance (DA) spoke to the Forum@8 on their readiness for the upcoming elections.

The KwaZulu-Natal Premier Willies Mchunu has confirmed that a peace agreement has been signed between feuding factions at the troubled Glebelands Hostel in Umlazi, south of Durban.

A new antiretroviral drug is set to make HIV treatment compliance easier for patients. The antiretroviral which has a chemical component known as Dolutegravir was unveiled on the second day of the 21st International Aids Conference in Durban.

IFP Provincial Chairperson, Bonginkosi Dlamini says hundreds of people are expected to attend.

Local DA leader Kevin Mileham accuses minister Jeff Radebe of illegally campaigning on school premises.

Eskom's board has been criticised for its apparent decision not to sign on new Independent Power Producers (IPP).

South African Airways has cancelled its deal with boutique financier BnP Capital.

Spokesperson for the City of Tshwane Blessing Manale says the Constitutional Court ruling in favour of street name changes in Tshwane is important for the identity of Africans.

Wits University has urged that the commission of inquiry into the #FeesMustFall campaign be fast-tracked to ensure violent protests do not erupt again this year.

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) lawyer, Titus Mchunu, says the settlement with the Helen Suzman Foundation is subject to the public broadcaster being able to exercise its editorial discretion.

The Icasa ruling on the SABC decision not to show protest footage was an order, not a recommendation, this is according to Icasa spokesperson Paseka Maleka.

The slow payment and financial exclusion of student is the problem in South Africa’s institutions.

The African National Congress (ANC) in KZN has raised concerns following a spate of killings of its councillor candidates ahead of August's local government elections.

A Democratic Alliance (DA) member fell to his death while putting up Local Government Election posters in Rustenburg, North West.