The Zimbabwe National Editor's Forum (ZINEF) has expressed deep concern over the arrest of journalist Blessed Mhlanga, who is set to appear in court today. Mhlanga's arrest follows his recent interviews with war veterans leader Blessed Geza. Elvis Presslin spoke to Zimbabwe National Editors Forum Co-ordinator, Njabulo Ncube, to discuss the implications of Mhlanga's arrest

The South African film and television industry will today picket outside the Department of Trade and Industry in Tshwane. The industry is protesting the Department's alleged inaction on critical issues affecting the sector. Elvis Presslin spoke to Ayanda Sibisi, Secretary General of the Independent Producers Organisation

Ekurhuleni council Speaker, Nthabiseng Tshivhenga faces a motion of no confidence today. The motion brought by the IFP alleges Tshivhenga failed to maintain council decorum, schedules, and enforce resolutions. IFP NEC Member and provincial Secretary in Gauteng Alderman Alco Ngobese spoke to Elvis Presslin to discuss the motion

The ANC has announced significant changes to its provincial leadership, with former Gauteng Chairperson Panyaza Lesufi and former NCOP chairperson Amos Masondo appointed as co-convenors of the newly reconfigured provincial task team in Gauteng. This development comes on the heels of a similar announcement in KwaZulu-Natal, where a 67-member task team was unveiled, led by convenor Jeff Radebe and coordinator Mike Mabuyakhulu. Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Nkosikhulule Nyembezi, to unpack these changes and their implications for the ANC's future

Afriforum CEO Kallie Kriel says the organization will continue to shed light on alleged human rights violations against Afrikaners, despite criticism. A delegation from Afriforum, Solidariteit, and the Solidarity Movement recently met with Trump administration representatives in Washington to discuss concerns over the ANC's policies and governance. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Kallie Kriel, who is currently in Washington DC

The Communications Workers Union (CWU) is warning that the South African Post Office may be forced to shut its doors by the end of this month. The CWU attributes this looming crisis to the ineffective utilization of the R3.8 billion allocated for the post office's revitalization. To delve deeper into this critical issue, Elvis Presslin spoke to Nathan Bowers, National Bargaining Coordinator for the Communications Workers Union

The South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU) in the Western Cape is launching a rolling mass action today to protest against austerity measures and teacher job cuts in the province. As part of this action, the teacher union will embark on a stayaway to express their strong dissatisfaction with the provincial government's decisions. For more on SADTU's concerns, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sibongile Kwazi, SADTU Western Cape Provincial Secretary

RISE Mzansi has called on the Portfolio Committee on Transport to investigate claims of impropriety by Deputy President Paul Mashatile and Transport Minister Barbara Creecy in the selection of the new SAA CEO. A recent media report exposed that Minister Creecy is poised to recommend the least qualified candidate for the top spot - contradicting the airline's board preference. The Portfolio Committee on Transport will conduct an oversight visit at SAA's Airways Park today, to uncover the truth behind these allegations. For more Elvis Presslin spoke to Makashule Gana, Rise Mzansi Chief Organiser and National Assembly Caucus Whip

The National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union, Nehawu has rejected claims by the DA's Dr. Mark Burke that parliamentary cleaners receive a monthly salary of R30, 000. Dr. Burke, the DA's Spokesperson on Finance, made the remarks during a parliamentary briefing yesterday. He argues that it's unjustifiable for cleaners to earn more than teachers. The revelation has left some South Africans reeling in shock, questioning the allocation of taxpayer funds. For more insight, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sthembiso Tembe, Chairperson of Nehawu's Parliament Branch

Hundreds of residents, are taking to the streets today to demand the immediate removal of the Makana Municipality's Mayor and Speaker. The protest led by the Concerned Makhanda Residents, comes amid allegations of mismanagement, service delivery failures, and corruption, which have left the community frustrated and desperate for change. Archbishop Nkosinathi Ngesi, the march organizer, spoke to Elvis Presslin on the grievances and demands of the community