Treatment Action Campaign says more than 20,000 South African healthcare workers face potential job losses following the US government's cuts to aid funding for international development. The Community-led HIV and TB organization says US President Donald Trump's administration cut ties with NPOs after historically providing over R6.5 billion in aid in the fight against HIV, TB, and other diseases. For a look at how this decision will impact NPOs across South Africa, Elvis Presslin spoke to Treatment Action Campaign Director, Mark Heywood

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the amended Marine Pollution Act. The law is aimed at protecting South Africa's extensive coastline from ship-related pollution. With over 3,000 kilometers of coastline, the country's environmental and economic security rely heavily on preserving its marine environment. To delve deeper into this significant development, Elvis Presslin spoke to Monica Stassen, Preparedness and Response Manager at the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB)...

The National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union is today expected to submit a memorandum of demands to National Treasury and South African Reserve Bank, in a bid to prevent the impending liquidation of Ithala Bank. NEHAWU is among a number of entities that have opposed the Prudential Authority's appication to liquidate the state-owned bank due to insolvency. The union says the bank's more than 400 workers will be negatively impacted should the applicarion succeed. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to NEHAWU Durban Regional Secretary, Prince Mthalane

Former President Jacob Zuma's daughter, Duduzile Sambudla-Zuma, is set to appear in the Durban Magistrates Court tomorrow in connection with the July 2021 unrest. The uMkhonto Wesizwe Party leaders in KwaZulu-Natal have confirmed her court appearance and have called on party members to show their support by gathering outside the court. This development comes as 65 alleged instigators are expected to return to court in May to face charges of conspiracy to commit murder and terrorism. To break down the legal implications of this case, Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal Analyst, Nthabiseng Dubazana

Defence Minister Angie Motshekga is today expected to address the nation on the tragic deaths of 13 SANDF members in the DRC. The briefing is expected to provide details on the recent incident. For more insights, Elvis Presslin spoke to SA National Defence Union (SANDU) Chief Negotiator, Jeff Dubazana

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has raised concerns over a R236 million Johannesburg Water tanker tender awarded to Nutinox and Builtpro Construction, sparking calls for a National Treasury investigation. As the controversy unfolds, DA Johannesburg Caucus Leader, Belinda Kayser-Echeo-zonjoku, spoke to Elvis Presslin to provide insight into the allegations surrounding this lucrative tender...

Ithala Bank is in court today, seeking an urgent order to enforce a previous ruling that allows its board to manage the bank's operations and accounts. This comes after the Prudential Authority's bid to liquidate the bank due to insolvency. The KwaZulu-Natal Treasury department has filed papers in support of Ithala Bank, opposing the liquidation application. For insight into this unfolding drama, Elvis Presslin spoke to KwaZulu-Natal Treasury Spokesperson, Nkosikhona Duma

South African dancer Mara Gwatyu is stepping into the international spotlight after being selected to showcase her work at the esteemed Cyprus Dance Film Festival in February. This international festival celebrates the best of dance filmmaking. Mara spoke to Elvis Presslin, to share more about this incredible opportunity

The Indigenous First Nation Advocacy South Africa (IFNASA) has strongly condemned the newly signed Land Expropriation Without Compensation Act, calling it a devastating blow to the land restitution rights of indigenous San and Khoi people. The Advocacy group believes the Act prioritizes cheap reconciliation over justice, further marginalizing already vulnerable communities. To delve deeper into this critical issue, Elvis Presslin spoke to Anthony Phillip Williams, Executive Director of IFNASA

Fighting has intensified in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, as rebels and government forces continue to clash. The M23 militia, allegedly backed by Rwanda, has taken control of the city, prompting concerns of a full-scale war between central African states. The DRC accuses Rwanda of using the M23 as a proxy force to exploit mineral resources, while Rwanda cites security concerns. Meanwhile, the U.N. Security Council will convene an urgent meeting on the DRC today. Elvis Presslin spoke to Espoir Ngalukiye, Researcher, Consultant and Political Activist in Goma