The union has held marches in parts of the country to demand that the workers be permanently employed.

The union wants government to give workers the benefits that all other government employees have.

The groups laid a criminal complaint against Malema for the comments he made at a rally in the Free State on Sunday.

Workers affiliated with the union are expected to go on a nationwide strike on Thursday demanding government permanently employ workers and pay all government benefits.

The union held a briefing where they announced they would be leading the nationwide marches by community healthcare workers on Thursday.

Forecasters said the heavy rains could cause damage to buildings and other structures, especially in informal settlements.

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) on Monday said that it had identified possible weaknesses in its systems amid matric exam papers being leaked.

Forcaster Lehlohonolo Thobela said Gauteng residents should brace for wet weather conditions for most of the week.

Addressing supporters in the Free State on Sunday, Malema made warnings against the police.

The minister on Friday held a national dialogue with traditional leaders at Emperors Palace, where leaders told the minister about their biggest problems with crime in the rural areas.

The minister met with traditional leaders on Friday from all parts of the country at Emperors Palace.

The police minister was speaking at the national dialogue with traditional leaders at Emperor’s Palace.

Shepherd and Mary Bushiri have been out of prison for almost two days after a two-week-long stretch behind bars but the court ruled that all the accused must be present for Friday’s bail application.

Scorpion Ndyalvane, Caylene Whiteboy and Voster Netshiongolo are accused of killing Julies and trying to hide the evidence in August.

Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, were granted bail of R200,000 each while their co-accused Zethu Mudolo and Landiwe Ntlokwana were released on R20,00 rand and R100,00 respectively.

Shepard Bushiri, his wife Mary, and two of his other co-accused have been granted bail in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

There was singing and chanting and shouts of jubilation outside the court after the couple were granted bail.

Advocate William Mokhare compiled a report on the affairs at the municipality.