Allegations have surfaced that a website was illegally offering 2024 National Senior Certificate exam results for sale at R100, ahead of today's official announcement. The website which has since been taken down has prompted concerns over exam security and integrity. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to DA Spokesperson on Basic Education, Delmaine Christians

King Khoisan SA is recovering well at the ManneDipico hospital in Colesberg after a devastating car accident on the N9 on Friday, which tragically claimed the life of his wife, Queen Khoisan. The couple was en route to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, where King Khoisan SA was facing an eviction order. For over seven years, he and others have been protesting on the lawn of the Union Buildings, demanding recognition for the Khoi and San communities. The Indigenous First Nation Advocacy South Africa has urged the government not to evict the protesters. Anthony Phillip Williams, Executive Chairperson of the Indigenous First Nation Advocacy South Africa spoke to Elvis Presslin

A landmark case starts today where Judge President Selby Mbenenge faces allegations of sexual harassment. This groundbreaking case marks the first time a sitting judge in South Africa will be formally investigated for such allegations, potentially setting a precedent for handling similar cases within the judiciary. The Judicial Conduct Tribunal is due to hear evidence from a secretary in the judiciary, who reported unwanted interactions with Judge Mbenenge during 2021 and 2022. For more, Elvis Presslin spoke to Judges Matters Researcher and Advocacy Officer, Mbekezeli Benjamin

The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has thrown its weight behind the call to halt the planned demolition of the historic Victoria Grounds in Qonce, formerly King William's Town. The grounds hold significant cultural, historical, and sporting value, and the ATM is urging Cooperative Governance Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa and Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie to intervene. Elvis Presslin spoke to ATM Spokesperson Zama Ntshona

The South African Municipal Workers' Union (SAMWU) has welcomed the National Treasury's decision to hold municipal managers accountable for failing to comply with statutory obligations regarding workers' deductions. Municipal managers who owe pension funds R1.4 billion could face criminal charges if they don't comply. Elvis Presslin spoke to SAMWU General Secretary, Dumisane Magagula

Illegal miners in Stilfontein, North West claim that over 100 bodies remain underground. The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (GIWUSA) has condemned the South African Police Service's actions, which they believe have exacerbated the crisis. The trapped miners are still sending out desperate pleas for help asking for food, water, and medical attention. Elvis Presslin spoke to GIWUSA President Mametlwe Sebei to elaborate further on the situation

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to address ANC supporters at the Khayelitsha Stadium in Cape Town tomorrow, marking the party's 113th birthday and delivering the traditional "January 8th statement". This annual statement outlines the ANC's goals and vision for the year ahead. Meanwhile, the EFF has confirmed the resignation of Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi and Yazini Tetyana from Parliament and the Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature, respectively. To unpack these developments, Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Dr. Ebrahim Harvey

Five suspects, including a grandson of the late former President Nelson Mandela, are set to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrates court today. They were arrested at Mandela's former home in Houghton, Johannesburg, on Wednesday, after being found with a hijacked vehicle and an unlicensed firearm. Police also recovered stolen goods, drugs equipment, and syringes from the house. Our senior producer Ronald Phiri spoke to Mayibuye Mandela, Nelson Mandela's great-grandson, who alleges that the Mandela family is being targeted following the arrest of a family member

ActionSA's President Herman Mashaba has strongly criticized the government's decision to allow undocumented foreign nationals' children to attend school without producing identification. Mashaba claims this move renders South Africa's sovereignty "null and void" and legitimizes illegality. Elvis Presslin speaks to him to elaborate further on his sentiments

Elvis Presslin takes 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