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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.