The community Bishop Lavis in Cape Town will today protest over severe teacher shortage, overcrowding, and absence of science subjects in local schools. This demonstration, led by the Bishop Lavis Action Community (BLAC), is in response to the Western Cape Education Department's contentious decision to axe 2407 teaching posts. Amanda Davids, Media Liaison for BLAC, speaks to Elvis Presslin to shed light on the motivations driving this protest and the community's demands for urgent reform

The government-led rescue mission at the disused Stilfontein mine shaft has recovered over 50 bodies and rescued over 100 illegal miners as rescue operations continue. This according to the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (Giwusa). This operation follows a crackdown on illegal mining in the area, resulting in the apprehension of over 1500 individuals involved in illicit mining activities. To shed more light on this developing story, Elvis Presslin spoke to Makhosonke Buthelezi, Spokesperson for the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy

The Modjadji Royal Council is gearing up for a legal battle against President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to recognize Princess Masalanabo Modjadji as the rightful queen of the Balobedu nation. The council claims that Ramaphosa's move was unilateral and that they were not consulted, which they deem "regrettable". They're seeking a court review to overturn the decision, allegedly in favour of Prince Lekukela Modjadji, the elder child of the late Queen Makobo Modjadji VI. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Modjadji Royal Council Spokesperson, Ronnie Moroatshehla

The South African Communist Party (SACP) in Mpumalanga has strongly condemned remarks made by ANC Youth League President Collen Malatji, suggesting that SACP General Secretary Solly Mapaila should leave the party and join Umkhonto we Sizwe. The SACP views these comments as a deep misunderstanding of the congress movement. Elvis Presslin spoke to Lesetja Dikgale, SACP Spokesperson in Mpumalanga, to discuss the implications of these remarks and the SACP's stance on the 2026 Local Government Elections

The Department of Basic Education has enlisted the Hawks to investigate disturbing allegations that matric results were compromised and sold online for a mere R100 before their official release. Social media posts sparked widespread concern, prompting the Information Regulator to demand urgent answers from the department. Mukelani Dimba, Executive for Education & Communication at the Information Regulator, speaks to Elvis Presslin to shed light on the Regulator's response and the implications of this alleged data breach

It's a big day today for thousands of young learners across the country as they take their first steps into grade one. The excitement, nerves, and anticipation are palpable as they embark on this new chapter in their educational journey. We're joined now by one of these eager learners, Difunge Radali, who's starting grade one today. Elvis Presslin spoke with Difunge about her thoughts, feelings, and expectations as she begins this exciting new adventure

As the aviation industry holds its breath, Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is scrambling to mitigate a potential jet fuel shortage at OR Tambo International Airport. The crisis unfolded after a devastating fire damaged Natref refinery's Crude Distillation Unit on January 4. With current supplies sufficient until January 20 and new deliveries expected on January 27, ACSA reassures passengers that flights remain unaffected. To dissect the implications and potential fallout, Elvis Presslin spoke to aviation analyst Phuthego Mojapele

As schools in Gauteng prepare to reopen tomorrow, the provincial government has issued a stern warning to scholar transport operators to adhere to all necessary regulations. This comes after a devastating 2024 academic year, marked by multiple fatal crashes involving learner transport vehicles. To discuss the measures being taken to ensure learner safety, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sibongile Maseko, General Secretary of the Greater Gauteng Learner Transport Organisation

It's a double celebration for South Africa's matric class of 2024! The Independent Examinations Board has announced an impressive 98.47% pass rate, the highest in five years. Meanwhile, the national pass rate has reached a record-breaking 87.3%, surpassing last year's rate of 82.9%. Among the standout performers is Ronewa Netshiatavhadulu, who achieved exceptional results. He spoke to Elvis Presslin to share his inspiring story, revealing the dedication and perseverance that fueled his academic success

South Africa's legal landscape is set for a significant showdown as top law firm Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa takes the government to court over a new legal sector code. The code, aimed at increasing black participation in South Africa's legal industry, has been deemed "unlawful, unconstitutional, and invalid" by the law firm. We delve into the implications of this legal battle and AfriForum's stance on the matter. Elvis Presslin spoke to AfriForum's Head of Public Relations, Ernst van Zyl