The People's Movement for Change is marching to Parliament today to urge President Cyril Ramaphosa to intervene against what they believe are harmful narratives about South Africa. The Movement argues that these negative messages threaten the country's unity and dignity on the global stage. To elaborate further on this issue, Elvis Presslin spoke to Grant Harmse, Head of Communications at the People's Movement for Change

Nearly 70,000 Afrikaners have expressed their interest to relocate to the United States under President Donald Trump's refugee offer. The South African Chamber of Commerce in the USA has formally submitted the details of over 67,000 South Africans to the US embassy in Pretoria, following Trump's executive order prioritizing refugee status for Afrikaners. To discuss this development Elvis Presslin spoke to Jaco Kleynhans, Head of International Relations at the Solidarity Movement

The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) is gearing up to celebrate its 50th anniversary tomorrow (Friday). Founded on 21st of March 1975 in KwaNzimela, Melmoth, the party will take this opportunity to reflect on its significant contributions to South Africa's history and its vision for the future. To discuss the party's milestone and future prospects, Elvis Presslin spoke to IFP National Spokesperson, Mkhuleko Hlengwa...

Talks are underway to resolve the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department strike that brought traffic to a standstill yesterday. The strike, deemed illegal, was sparked by demands for salary increases, reinstated overtime, and danger pay. Ekurhuleni Finance MMC Jongizizwe Dlabathi is optimistic that metro police officers will return to work today following a conflict resolution meeting. To shed more light on the situation, SAMWU Ekurhuleni Deputy Chairperson Mpho Meso spoke to Elvis Presslin

The Cape Independence Advocacy Group is taking its quest for a sovereign Western Cape to the global stage by seeking support from the United States. The group has formally notified the President, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, and Western Cape Premier of its plans to send a delegation to the US. This move aims to secure both financial backing and diplomatic endorsement for its campaign, ultimately pushing the Western Cape Premier Alan Winde to call a referendum on Cape Independence. To delve deeper into this development Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. Joan Swart, spokesperson for the Cape Independence Advocacy Group

Terence Mcnamee a Global Fellow of the Wilson Center  says South Africa's strained relations with the U.S. could see a reset if former finance minister Trevor Manuel takes the reins in Washington. This follows the expulsion of ambassador Ebrahim Rasool, labeled "persona non grata" by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Mcamee argues that Manuel's global financial expertise and diplomatic stature could mend ties. With U.S.-SA tensions rising, Terence Mcnameea Global Fellow of the Wilson Center spoke to Elvis Presslin

North West Education MEC Viola Motsumi has denied allegations that she prioritized attending the Special Olympics in Italy over participating in the South African Human Right's inquiry into scholar transport challenges in the province. Motsumi insists she was never invited to the three-day probe, which examined transport issues in rural schools. She was in Italy for the Special Olympics at the time and says she only learned about the inquiry later. However, criticism is mounting over her absence from an event crucial to her department's work. For more on this North West Education MEC, Viola Motsumi spoke to Elvis Presslin

Former SAA Technical chairperson and SAA board member Yakhe Kwinana appeared in the Randburg Magistrate's Court, facing serious charges including extortion, theft, intimidation, and malicious damage to property. Kwinana is accused of taxi violence and extortion cases in eBhongweni, East London. Elvis Presslin spoke to Wayne Duvenage, CEO of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, to shed more light on this developing story

The Democratic Alliance in Johannesburg has formally requested a probe into City Power's governance and financial management. The party is citing alleged fraudulent spending of R335 million in six months on failed projects and deceptive invoices. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to DA Caucus Leader Belinda Kayser-Echeozonjoku

COSATU in the North West is leading a provincial picket today against austerity measures at the North West Legislature. The protest comes ahead of the Provincial Government's budget speech today. To discuss this further Elvis Presslin spoke to COSATU National Spokesperson, Zanele Sabela