The ANC has sharply criticized two of its National Executive Committee members, Malusi Gigaba and Senzo Mchunu, for recent public remarks. This after Gigaba claimed the ANC has "lost its way" and failed to achieve its goals, while also calling for the postponement of the National Dialogue held this past weekend. Mchunu warned that the party is on the verge of collapse. The ANC labelled their statements a "flagrant violation" of party protocols. Elvis Presslin spoke to ANC National spokesperson, Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri and Political Analyst, Andre Duvenage

The DA in Johannesburg has slammed City Power's plan to cut electricity to entire neighbourhoods unless 80% of households prove legitimate vending compliance. The DA calls the policy unconstitutional, unlawful and unfair, arguing it punishes paying customers and harms vulnerable residents. The party is demanding the City to scrap the blanket disconnection plan immediately. Elvis Presslin spoke to DA Johannesburg Caucus Leader, Belinda Kayser-Echeozonjoku

AMCU president Joseph Mathunjwa has called for a major political overhaul in South Africa. Speaking at the 13th anniversary of the Marikana massacre near Rustenburg, in the North West, Mathunjwa proposed reducing the country's over 600 registered political parties to just two. Mathunjwa argues this would streamline governance and address ongoing challenges. Elvis Presslin spoke to AMCU President, Joseph Mathunjwa

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has revealed a questionable European trip by seven Transport Department officials, who travelled to France and Amsterdam to inspect a smart card printing machine for driver's licenses, only to reportedly examine the wrong one. A video shared on X shows the group toasting in Amsterdam, raising concerns about the trip's purpose amid a 600,000-driver's license backlog. The correct machines are in the Czech Republic and Greece, not France. Elvis Presslin spoke to OUTA CEO, Wayne Duvenage

The South African Communist Party, SACP, has questioned the criticism surrounding SANDF chief Rudzane Maphwanya's recent visit to Iran. Iranian media reports that Maphwanya praised Iran's military capabilities, suggesting potential cooperation with South Africa to promote mutual interests and global security. However, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, DIRCO has clarified that Maphwanya's remarks do not align with South Africa's official foreign policy stance. Elvis Presslin spoke to SACP spokesperson, Mbulelo Mandlana 

The South African National Taxi Council, SANTACO, has slammed false social media claims suggesting it ordered private motorists not to carry passengers. The council says taxi use is voluntary and only law enforcement can regulate transport. This follows the tragic killing of an e-hailing driver at Maponya Mall in Soweto, where he was allegedly shot by disgruntled taxi operators. His vehicle, along with another e-hailing car, was set alight. The incident triggered protests around the mall and widespread complaints from motorists about taxi operators pressuring them. Elvis Presslin spoke to SANTACO National Spokesperson, Mmatshikhidi Rebecca Phala

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

The National E-hailing Federation of South Africa (NEFSA) has condemned the brutal murder of an e-hailing driver at Maponya Mall in Soweto. One person was burned to death and two others were shot and wounded in the attack on Wednesday night. The federation demands urgent intervention from authorities, Maponya Mall, and industry bodies to end transport violence. Elvis Presslin spoke to Tella Masakale, National E-hailing Federation of South Africa (NEFSA) Spokesperson...

The National Dialogue which kicks off today continues to draw attention as South Africans seek solutions to the country's socioeconomic issues. The Dialogue has sparked debate, with anti-corruption and Social Justice activist Dr. Makhosi Khoza questioning the selection of participants. In a statement, Khoza criticized the dominance of English and Afrikaans in business and education, which reportedly marginalize 75% of South Africans who speak Bantu languages. Khoza is calling for inclusive policies, ethical governance and support for black entrepreneurship to dismantle structural barriers and promote equality. Elvis Presslin talked to her to elaborate further on her sentiments...

The PinkDrive, in partnership with Rio Tinto and the Department of Health, has launched a mobile cancer screening campaign to reach underserved communities in KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and Mpumalanga. The organisation says the initiative running until the end of August, aims to screen over 12,000 people for various cancers and health conditions, while providing vital health education. Elvis Presslin spoke to Noelene Kotschan, Founder and Director of PinkDrive