A new study by Tshwane University of Technology has revealed a troubling lack of technological competence among South Africa's civil servants. The report finds that, despite most public servants being familiar with technology, they struggle to apply it effectively to boost the efficiency of the state. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to one of the authors of the study, Professor of Public Affairs at the University of Technology, Mashupye Maserumule

The General Industries Workers Union of South Africa (GIWUSA), alongside other South African trade unions has expressed concerns regarding proposed amendments to employment legislation. Recently, a new Draft Code on Good Practice on Dismissal was published for public consultation. This draft seeks to establish revised guidelines to assist both employers and employees in managing the intricate process of workplace terminations. However, GIWUSA cautions that these changes might facilitate more "flexible hiring and firing practices". GIWUSA President, Mametlwe Sebei spoke to Elvis Presslin to elaborate further about their concerns

Thousands of protesters marched over the weekend in Washington and other major American cities denouncing President Donald Trump and what they consider his authoritarian policy. It was the largest single day of demonstrations against Trump since his return to office. Protesters condemned the dismissal of government officials, the breakup of the Federal Department of Education and the president's sweeping new trade tariffs. To discuss this further Elvis Presslin spoke to Senior Editor-at-Large and In-house Counsel at Breitbart News, Joel Pollak

The 2nd Biennial Africa Children's Summit starts today and runs through to April 7th. The Summit unites over 1,300 young delegates; 300 in Johannesburg and 1,000 online. Co-hosted by the Department of Social Development and the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, it empowers youth to shape policies on education, technology, and human rights. Amid South Africa's rising sexual violence cases against minors, Siza Magangoe, Deputy Director General of Welfare Services, discusses this critical issue with Elvis Presslin

The Agricultural Business Chamber has questioned the methodology behind the tariff calculations of the 30% tariff imposed by the US on South Africa. This follows President Donald Trump's decision to impose a new 30% import tariff on South African goods. To elaborate on these concerns Elvis Presslin spoke to Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (AgBiz) fruit desk manager, Wolfe Braude

NEHAWU in KwaZulu-Natal will today march and submit a memorandum of demands to the Department of Water and Sanitation, highlighting concerns over poor working conditions. To elaborate on the Union's concerns, NEHAWU Durban Regional Secretary, Prince Mthalane spoke to Elvis Presslin

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has demanded a detailed report from NPA head Shamila Batohi by Monday, following the acquittal of televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his two co-accused. Omotoso, Lusanda Sulani and Zukiswa Sitho were acquitted on charges of rape, human trafficking, and racketeering. The Gqeberha High Court ruling saw Judge Irma Schoeman criticize the prosecution for unethical conduct and incompetence. Kubayi has raised concerns over the NPA's handling of the case. Terrence Manase, spokesperson for Minister Kubayi, spoke to Elvis Presslin

The National Men's Forums of South Africa, alongside other organizations, will lead a mass shutdown in Matatiele this weekend. The protest aims to demand accountability from law enforcement amid rising cases of violence, rape, and abuse of women and children. This follows shocking reports of 7-year-old girls being raped. Meanwhile, the Police Minister will brief the nation today on the investigation into an alleged sexual assault case in Matatiele. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Reverand Xolamzi Sam, 1st Deputy President of the National Men's Forums of South Africa

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 United National Transport has lodged a dispute with the Bargaining Council, calling on Transnet to halt the implementation of a wage agreement signed with minority union SATAWU. The union warns that failure to comply may trigger protected industrial action by affected workers across various Transnet sites. Elvis Presslin spoke to UNTU General Secretary, Cobus van Vuuren