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Clive Ramathibela from Inkunzi Investments looks at Asian currencies which are in the longest losing streak since January. Also who could be replacing outgoing Reserve Bank Governor Auntie Gill Marcus who will be stepping down on the 8th of November 2014. Clive also looks at crime statistics how do they affect our Economy.

Today Clive Ramathibela, managing member at Inkunzi Investment looks at the mixed but mostly negative Asian markets, Janet Yellen says no to interest rates hike and this week's Thursday investment destination is Singapore.

Nigeria has questioned a statement by President Jacob Zuma that 67 South Africans have died in the collapse of a church building in Lagos. Nigerian government officials say 70 bodies have been recovered from the rubble of evangelist TB Joshua's church, but that they remain unidentified. We speak to Director of News at the Voice of Nigeria, Ahaziah Sulieman

Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian markets which have returned to positive territory and the rand regains strength against the dollar, despite the JSE finishing in the red Clive Ramathibela managing member a Inkunzi Investments will tomorrow at 06:40 on SAfm 104 to 107 Fm nationwide looking at Asian Markets

Nadir Thokan from 27 Four Investments looks China's central bank which is said to be injecting 500 billion yuan into the five biggest state-owned banks to counter slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy. Catch Nadir Thokan from 27 Four Investments tomorrow at 06:40 looking at local and International markets

President Jacob Zuma saying 67 South Africans died and scores of others were injured after a church building collapsed in Lagos, Nigeria, four days ago. AM Live on SAfm host Sakina Kamwendo chats to our correspondent in Nigeria Martins Oloja

Homemade Economist and Market Analyst Clive Ramthibela looks at Asian markets which have fallen for the 9th day conservatively and China may boost gold reserves amid imbalances in holdings. Join Clive Ramathibela tomorrow morning at 08:40 in the morning looking at the Asian Markets and other Economic news

Lesotho's coalition party leaders have agreed to shorten their governance mandate and bring forward the 2017 general elections. This emerged after a an emergency SADC mini-summit which was held in Pretoria last night. The main focus of the SADC Double Troika Summit was to discuss security issues in Lesotho and the DRC and find solutions. Spokesperson of the Department of International Relational a...

Convicted paralympian Oscar Pistorius is free to compete for South Africa again, even after he was found guilty of culpable homicide. This is because the South African Olympic Committee has no regulations preventing someone with a criminal record from representing the country. Pistorius is facing a possible jail term, after being convicted of culpable homicide in the killing of girlfriend Reeva St...

Eskom will today begin counting down a hundred days to the synchronisation of the first of Medupi power station's six units. Medupi is the first power station that Eskom has built in 20 years. Eskom Spokesperson Andrew Etzinger says the new capacity at Medupi will assist all South Africans

Author of Africa is open for Business Victor Kgomoeswana looks at Ethiopia which has managed to save $38.9 million it used to spend on gasoline imports, over the past six years by supplying ethanol blended benzene and Rwanda is now the most competitive economy in East Africa ahead of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi.

Opposition parties in Parliament will today submit a motion of no-confidence in the National Assembly against Speaker Baleka Mbete. The DA, EFF, UDM, COPE and FFPlus, announced jointly, their plans to have Mbete removed from her position. They claim that Mbete is not independent and does not place loyalty to the country above her party. We spoke to DA Parliamentary Leader, Mmusi Maimane and first...

Clive Ramathibela, Economist and Market Analyst at Inkunzi Investments looks at Australian employers adding record jobs as currency jumps and Thursday’s investment destination is Indonesia

Deputy Defence Minister and MKVA Chairperson Kerbby Maphatsoe has retracted his controversial statements against Public Protector Thuli Madonsela. Maphatsoe has been under pressure to apologise after he laid a scathing attack against Madonsela over the Weekend. His comments against the Public Protector were sparked by the Public Protector's Report into President Jacob Zuma's Private residence in N...

A Parliamentary Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate the spending on President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla home has been re-established. The committee will have six weeks to study all reports and report back to parliament. We speak to Chairperson of Parliament's Ad-Hoc Committee on Nkandla, ANC Member of Parliament, Cedric Frolick

Homemade Economist and Market Analyst at Inkunzi Investments Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian stocks which continue to drop on China while the dollar gains some momentum and Xi Jinping visits India to tighten ties with BRICs connection.

Clive Ramathibela, managing member at Inkunzi Investments and Market Analyst talking at Asian Stocks falling for fourth day as consumer shares drop and looks at how the price of milk could affect our lifestyles

Labour union Numsa's labour court bid to declare illegal, the lock-out being conducted by the National Employers' Association of SA (Neasa), has been dismissed with costs. Neasa says in a statement that after applying his mind to the matter for more than a week, Judge Lagrange found that the lock-out of Numsa members is legal. Neasa's Chief executive, Gehard Papenfus chats to Sakina Kamwendo

US ambassador to South Africa Patrick Gaspard says he will lodge a formal diplomatic complaint about comments on the weekend by Deputy Minister of Defence Kebby Maphatsoe that the Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is a CIA spy. Maphatsoe reportedly told an unveiling ceremony on Saturday that Madonsela should tell the country ''who her handler" in the foreign intelligence agency was. We speak to the...

Labour union Numsa's labour court bid to declare illegal, the lock-out being conducted by the National Employers' Association of SA (Neasa), has been dismissed with costs. Neasa says in a statement that after applying his mind to the matter for more than a week, Judge Lagrange found that the lock-out of Numsa members is legal. Neasa's Chief executive, Gehard Papenfus chats to Sakina Kamwendo

Clive Ramathibela Homemade Economist and Market Analyst with Inkunzi Investments looks at the fluctuating Asian Stock after China Trade Report and Japan's Economy contracts more than initial estimate. Join Clive Ramathibela tomorrow morning at 07:40 am on SAfm 104 to 107 Fm nationwide for your latest updates on Asian Markets

It's been more than a week since the Gauteng Advisory Panel begun its month-long public consultation process on the Socio-economic Impact of E-tolls on residents. So far arguments have been heard from Labour and civil society, expressing different views. We speak to Gauteng Provincial Government Spokesperson, Thabo Masebe for the latest.

Chris Gilmour from Absa Investments looks at how Scottish independence is pushing the dollar and what to expect this week on the South African Economy.