Cape Talk, Monday evening

Prosecutors in the case against Suliman Carrim have accused him of tailoring his evidence during his testimony last week in his bail application. The state's Donald Shiko. He was questioned whether he was given a regulation 10 sub 6 of the Commission and responded by saying that it was served at his house in Mahiking. He further responded to say that he received the said subpoena. When questioned about him knowing about his appearance, he then changed his version and said that he was in hospital.

And whatever subpoena to be saved on him, his wife will then receive them and give it to him, and then he will forward it to his legal representative. Karim also claims he was not warned to appear at the Mazanga Commission in March, but Shiko is read from the Commission's record where Justice Mbuise Eli Mazanga informs Karim of the day of his next appearance. The controversial businessman will remain behind bars for another week as Magistrate Mark Kerr Lewis goes through the record to establish whether Karim tailored his evidence.

Komitomodise, Eyewitness News Pretoria. KwaZulu-Natal has secured 124.5 billion Rand in investment commitments, exceeding its target by almost 30 billion rand. The provincial government says the commitments could create more than 330,000 jobs. The priority now is to ensure that the pledge