African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association (AUBBTA) says it is calling for urgent intervention regarding blockage to health facilities to foreign nationals. The organisation says as a temporary solution for this crisis, they are calling South African government to charge our fellow brothers and sisters at least ranging from R200/R250 to R300 to prevent violence and unnecessary deaths. To discuss this further Elvis Presslin spoke to African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association Chairperson, Phumudzo Mukhwathi

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has launched a new political group, the America Party signaling a break from his former ally, US President Donald Trump. Musk, now positioning himself as a political rival, criticized Trump's leadership style and vowed to offer a fresh vision for the nation. While details of the America Party's platform remain vague, Musk emphasized innovation, freedom and reforming what he calls a "broken system." For further discussions on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Musa Mdunge

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has dismissed allegations of meddling in police operations as "baseless." KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi who claimed Mchunu is in regular contact with individuals linked to criminal activities. Mkhwanazi also accused senior Police officials of involvement in corruption. In response, the Democratic Alliance has called for an urgent parliamentary debate. The party has written to the National Assembly Speaker, citing concerns over the integrity of the police service following Mkhwanazi's claims. For more, Elvis Presslin spoke to Ian Cameron, DA Spokesperson on Police and Independent Crime Analyst, Dr. Chris De Kock

The Young Intelligent Minds of South Africa YIMOSA has called on civic society, political parties, and South Africans to defend and respect Chapter 9 institutions. This follows growing criticism against the Human Rights Commission by groups such as ActionSA and FOSA. This comes as members of communities across the country have blocked undocumented migrants from accessing medical care at public health facilities. YIMOSA says the right to health care applies to everyone, regardless of legal status, as enshrined in Section 27. For more on this YIMOSA founder, Jeffrey Mabunda spoke to Elvis Presslin... 

A stark revelation has exposed the crippling state of Gauteng's police infrastructure, with 24 out of 145 police stations lacking holding cells. This shortage is having a devastating impact on the fight against crime, causing delays in detaining and processing suspects. The Democratic Alliance is now calling on provincial Premier Panyaza Lesufi to take immediate action and work with relevant authorities to address this issue. Elvis Presslin spoke to Crezane Bosch, DA Gauteng Shadow MEC for Community Safety

Former MK Party national organiser McDonald Mathabe has publicly criticized the party's leadership, calling it disorganized and ineffective. Mathabe's remarks come amid growing internal conflicts within the uMkhonto weSizwe Party. Mathabe spoke to Elvis Presslin to elaborate further on his sentiments

The North Gauteng High Court continues to hear a major corruption case involving the late former Deputy President David Mabuza. Conservationist Fred Daniel is seeking over R1 billion in damages, alleging Mabuza and others orchestrated fraudulent land scams in Mpumalanga. Daniel claims his nature reserve was targeted with vandalism, arson and death threats after he exposed the scheme. The case, ongoing since 2010, has seen significant delays. Elvis Presslin spoke to Wayne Duvenage, CEO of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, which filed a criminal complaint against Mabuza with the National Prosecuting Authority in 2022 and political analyst Kenneth Mokgatlhe

President Cyril Ramaphosa says details about the memorial arrangements and official honours for Mabuza will be announced soon. But for more, on the former Deputy President David Mabuza's legacy Elvis Presslin spoke to ANC Mpumalanga Secretary, Muzi Chirwa

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 Agricultural Marketing Council has warned that the recent fuel levy hike will burden the agricultural sector with rising costs. Petrol and diesel levies have risen to over 400 cents per litre, squeezing farmers already battling high input prices. Fuel makes up a major portion of farming and logistics expenses. The council says this move could trigger ripple effects across food production, transport, and pricing especially hurting rural and low-income households. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Thabile Nkunjana, Senior Economist and Trade Researcher at the National Agricultural Marketing Council