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Disaster management teams on high alert in KZN 14.11.2022 3:14
Disaster Management Teams in KwaZulu-Natal are on high alert in the Northern parts of the province following a weather warning issued by the South African Weather Service. The warning indicates that inclement weather conditions can be expected in these areas with 80 percent chances of rain that could lead to localized flooding. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the Head of Communications a...
Eastern Cape trans-woman teen to undergo AmaXhosa male traditional rite of passage 14.11.2022 2:40
An Eastern Cape teen is hoping to become the first trans-woman to undergo the AmaXhosa male traditional rite of passage this year. This is as the summer initiation season has officially kicked off in the province. 18-year-old Cwenga Titi who was born male and identifies as female will be among 40,000 people undergoing the journey of manhood known as Ulwaluko, in isiXhosa. For more on this, Elvis P...
2 truck drivers arrested for theft of Eskom's coal 14.11.2022 2:44
Two truck drivers arrested for theft of Eskom's coal at Kendal Power Station are expected to appear in the Mpumalanga Ogies Magistrates Court today. The truck drivers were arrested at the power station after security personnel at the premises noticed their trucks loaded with coal and alerted local authorities. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mpumalanga police spokesperson Brigadier Selv...
Dept of Basic Education investigates matric math question 11.11.2022 2:42
The Department of Basic Education is investigating a Maths question worth seven marks that pupils said was impossible to answer. The suspected Maths Paper 2 mistake was reported nationwide after pupils had written the paper. To further discuss this Elvis Presslin spoke to Basic Education Department Spokesperson, Elijah Mhlanga
ActionSA calls for motion of no confidence against COJ speaker 11.11.2022 5:32
ActionSA has submitted a motion of no confidence against the City of Johannesburg Speaker Colleen Makhubele. The party says Makhubele presided over two council meetings that the South Gauteng High Court later ruled were held illegally. One of the meetings was to table a motion of no confidence against the Executive Mayor, Dr. Mpho Phalatse. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Zark Lebatlang,...
SAMWU members blockaded the M1 freeway in the COJ 11.11.2022 5:06
SAMWU members yesterday blockaded the M1 freeway in protest over wages against the City of Johannesburg. SAMWU is demanding that the city's mayor Dr. Mpho Phalatse address their issue with the agreement that was signed between the City and Labour, called the Politically Facilitated Agreement. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to SAMWU Provincial Treasurer, Karabo Ramahuma
AFRICA BRIEF with Victor Kgomoeswana 11.11.2022 3:30
Time to take a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo
PSA begin their strike action today 10.11.2022 3:58
Members of the Public Servants Association will be going on a wage picket today. The union which has a membership of around 235 000, failed to reach a wage agreement with the government in protracted negotiations. For more this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Claude Naiker, Spokesperson for the Public Servants Association
An increase in abandoned babies in Gauteng 10.11.2022 4:48
The Gauteng Department of Health has revealed that there has been an increase in the number of newborn babies abandoned in hospitals across the province. The department released the figures in a written reply to questions in the provincial legislature in Johannesburg. It is reported that every year, over 10 thousand babies are abandoned in South Africa, with the vast majority of them found dead....
ANC in the Free State condemns leaked video of speaker, Zanele Sifuba 10.11.2022 4:51
The ANC parliamentary caucus in the Free State says the explicit leaked video of Speaker Zanele Sifuba is an attack on her integrity. The video, which was widely shared on social media shows Sifuba in an explicit video call with an unknown man. The alleged Nigerian national reportedly released the video of Sifuba after she allegedly refused to pay large sums of money for the video not to be releas...
SA's climate deal will trap future generations 10.11.2022 4:06
NUMSA National Spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola says South Africa's climate deal will trap future generations into a permanent cycle of poverty and inequality. In an opinion piece written in her personal capacity about the 8.5 billion U.S dollars climate deal and its implications for the working class in South Africa, she says the bid to transition from coal towards green energy will see massiv...
CIT heists on the increase in South Africa 10.11.2022 4:03
Cash-in-transit heists are on the rise in South Africa. Four security guards were injured after a cash van was blown up on the N4 national highway in Pretoria yesterday. According to the latest crime statistics, cash-in-transit heists have gone up by over 30%. To discuss the issue of an increase in cash in transit heists during or in the run-up to the festive season, Elvis Presslin spoke to Crime...
Polls in the US midterm elections have closed 09.11.2022 5:03
Polls in the U.S. midterm elections have closed. Voters across the United States cast their ballots yesterday in elections that will determine who controls the House of Representatives and the Senate. For the latest, Elvis Presslin spoke to Independent Political Analyst and Researcher Dr. Dale McKinley
US identifies 4 people allegedly tied to ISIS cell in SA 09.11.2022 3:09
The United States has identified four individuals allegedly tied to the leader of an Islamic State cell in South Africa. The U.S Department of Treasury says it is targeting people linked to Farhad Hoomer, who they say led an ISIS cell in Durban, including some companies connected to them. Hoomer was among those arrested in 2018 for the Verulam mosque bombing, although the case was struck off in 20...
Families of Enyobeni tavern victims have filed a complaint with the SAHRC 09.11.2022 3:12
Families of the 21 youngsters that died at the Enyobeni tavern at Scenery Park in East London, in June, have filed a complaint with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), calling for an independent inquiry into their death. Families say they are willing to do whatever is needed to get answers, even exhume the bodies. The advocacy group, the Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance has...
Africa Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association to stage protest outside Dept of Transport's national office 09.11.2022 3:19
The African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association will today stage a protest outside the Department of Transport's national office over alleged corruption and congestion at border posts. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the Association's Chairperson Phumudzo Mukhwathi
ANC in Ekurhuleni disappointed by re-election of DA councillor, Tania Campbell as Mayor 09.11.2022 5:17
The ANC in Ekurhuleni is disappointed by the re-election of DA Councillor Tania Campbell as Mayor. Campbell who was ousted two weeks ago following a vote of no-confidence against her was re-elected yesterday. Campbell defeated the ANC's deputy regional chairperson Jongizizwe Dlabathi who expressed his disappointment in an Interview with our senior producer Ronald Phiri
COJ minority parties to bring another motion of no confidence against Mayor Dr. Mpho Phalatse 08.11.2022 5:43
Minority parties in the City of Johannesburg will bring another motion of no confidence against City Mayor Dr. Mpho Phalatse. In a press briefing In Braamfontein yesterday, the minority parties within the ANC-led coalition said Phalatse is not the right person to lead the City. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Councillor Lubabalo Magwentshu, chairperson of the African Transformation Movem...
Emfuleni condemns Eskom's attachment order on its assets 08.11.2022 4:01
The Emfuleni Local Municipality says it strongly condemns actions by Eskom after the power utility obtained an order to attach R1.3 billion of the municipality's assets. Eskom says the municipality currently owes R5.3 billion despite several litigations brought since 2018 to get the municipality to service its debt. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Emfuleni Local Municipality MMC for Fina...
Dept of Community Safety & Transport Management responds to the donkey carts saga 08.11.2022 3:07
The Department of Community Safety and Transport Management says the distribution of animal-drawn carts is in line with the national Rural Transport Strategy. The department is responding to the backlash it received for the acquisition of twenty donkey carts procured for a total of R 780 000, inclusive of a three-year maintenance plan. MEC Sello Lehari handed the carts to twenty beneficiaries of D...
AFRICA BRIEF with Victor Kgomoeswana 08.11.2022 3:39
Time to take a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...
Zimbabwean government prepares to receive influx of returning citizens 08.11.2022 3:20
The Zimbabwean government says it has begun preparing for an influx of its returning citizens, as special permits expire in South Africa. Most Zimbabweans living and working in South Africa under the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) system do not qualify for critical skills permits. About 180 000 ZEP holders will be affected by the 30 June 2023 deadline set by South Africa. For more on this, Elvi...
Two of 12 suspects re-arrested after escaping from the Komatipoort police station 07.11.2022 3:32
Two of the 12 suspects who escaped from custody at Komatipoort police station, Mpumalanga have been re-arrested. The two were arrested whilst trying to cross the Lebombo border to Mozambique. The suspects were arrested for various offenses that included rape, robbery, theft, and kidnapping. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mpumalanga Police Spokesperson, Colonel Donald Mdhluli.
SIU probes actress, Terry Pheto on her alleged involvement in funding by the National Lotteries Commission 07.11.2022 4:30
Actress Terry Pheto has denied her alleged involvement in a multimillion-rand scheme relating to funding by the National Lotteries Commission. Pheto says she will fully cooperate with investigations. She is among a group of individuals and companies implicated in the corruption scandal which the Special Investigative Unit (SIU) is probing. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to SIU spokesperson...
Concern over misguided statements over donkey carts 07.11.2022 3:52
The North West MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management, Sello Lehari has expressed concern at what he says, are misguided statements shared on social media regarding the cost of animal-drawn carts handed to 20 beneficiaries at Dibono and Manawana villages outside Mahikeng, in the North West. Lehari says, the handing of the carts to mostly women beneficiaries was in line with the National...
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