Conservationists and fishing communities are challenging environmental authorisation approvals granted to Total Energies for oil and gas exploration drilling off the South African coast of the Western Cape. The legal bid is being heard by the Western Cape High Court over two days. Green Connection Community outreach coordinator, Neville van Rooy, tells the OFM Business Hour that fundamentally, this is about good governance and responsible decision-making by government.

Numsa Kimberley organiser Lerato Mohatlane calls for the arrest of Ekapa Minerals CEO over deaths and unpaid workers

Dis-Chem clinic regional manager, Adrian Madimula speaks on awareness of tuberculosis this World TB Day

The pressure is mounting on the Toyota Cheetahs as they head into their SA Cup fourth-round clash against Eastern Province in Bloemfontein this weekend.

On Friday, the Cheetahs were forced to share the spoils with the Pumas. While they walked away with two points, a full haul would have been far more ideal.

Winger Prince Nkabinde told OFM Sport that missing out on maximum points was frustrating, especially as the match was building into a compelling contest and the Cheetahs were beginning to gain the upper hand, and against EP the must go in all guns blazing.

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JB Marks local municipality communications team talking about electrical breakdown currently affecting several areas in Potchefstroom.

Sergeant Palesa Thabana talking about The Wesselsbron detectives seeking assistance from the public to locate a person of interest in a case of murder.

Free State RIMS chairperson, Sipho Towa on the N1 accident near Kroonstad.

Transport minister Barbara Creecy says law enforcement will keep a close eye on traffic danger zones

Fines SA CEO Barry Berman urges Easter travellers to settle traffic fines before hitting the road