Update@Noon

Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has requested a formal investigation into the alleged unauthorised use of the Coat of Arms by the Somali Association of South Africa (Sasa). The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture said it had noted what appears to be the Coat of Arms, or a reproduction thereof, being incorporated into the association's logo and branding materials. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the National Director Somali Association of South Africa (SASA) Abdikadir Mohamed

Eskom has served the City of Johannesburg with a notice of intention to reduce or entirely terminate its electricity supply. The move comes as the city battles to meet its payment obligations, racking up a massive debt of over five-billion rand over several years. The city has until the fifth of June to pay up an additional amount of 1.5-billion rand. Eskom has offered to collect revenue on behalf of the municipality under the the Distribution Agency Agreement. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to an Independent energy analyst, Clyde Mallinson

Civil organisations, political parties and lobby groups are today leading an anti-illegal foreign national's march in Pinetown, west of Durban, calling for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and border control. Organisers say the demonstration aims to highlight community concerns over service pressure and safety. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter Celumusa Zulu

The Acting National police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Puleng Dimpane, has ordered maximum resources in the hunt for those behind the killing of Mahikeng crime activist and traditional healer Thato Molosankwe. Police say Molosankwe was shot multiple times at his Lomanyaneng home in the early hours of today. The North West Acting Provincial Commissioner has been tasked to lead the investigation. For more on this matter we are now joined on the line by the North-West Community safety MEC, Wessels Morweng. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the North-West Community safety MEC, Wessels Morweng.

Hundreds of foreign nationals seeking refuge at the Diakonia Centre in the Durban CBD say they will not move until they are addressed by government officials.The group -- comprising women and children -- spent the night outside the centre after being dispersed from the Durban Central police station. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Rev. Raphael Bahebwa President, Congolese Solidarity Campaign