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  • Motorists mugged during protest on Cape Town's N2
    At least two buses have been set alight during protest action on the N2 near the Cape Town International Airport, leading to the closure of sections of the highway. It is reported that protesters aslo stoned several vehicles. By late last night it was still unclear who the protestors were. We caught up with City of Cape Town's Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, JP Smith
    4 min
  • ANC supporters come out in support of Thoko Didiza
    ANC's Tshwane mayoral candidate, Thoko Didiza arrived to a tumultuous welcome in Stinkwater near Hammanskraal. Didiza accompanied by the incumbent mayor, Kgosientso Ramokgopa visited the family of Simon Modige who was gunned down outside the ANC's Branch Executive Commitee meeting at the Tshwane Events Centre two weeks ago. A suspect has since been arrested and is expected to appear in the Pretoria magistrate's court today. Freddy Sepeng reports...
    3 min
  • SA records highest number of parties for local elections
    South Africa has recorded the highest number of political parties to contest local government elections. This was revealed by the independent electoral commission. Two hundred political parties and just over sixty one thousand candidates will be contesting the upcoming August third poll following the certification on Monday(27 June). IEC has described this achievement as a milestone. Senior political journalist Amos Phago reports.
    4 min
  • Municipalities income increases to 309 Billion rands
    Municipalities have increased their income by 25 and a half billion rand in the last financial year, grossing a total of 309 billion rand. This is according Financial Census of Municipalities released by Statistics South Africa today. The census uses ratios to determine the financial health of municipalities around the country. Dimakatso Leshoro reports...
    2 min
  • Bogus initiation recruiting in schools
    As the season of initiation is upon us, a new trend has emerged whereby the owners of bogus initiation schools allegedly pay boys a fee to get them initiates. It is understood that in Orange Farm, south of Johannesburg, principals of these initiation schools, offer young boys R150 for each new recruit. There are also reports that these young recruits come home addicted to drugs. Captain Keke Motsiri who is the Communications Officer at the Orange Farm Police Station, dealt with this case, and he joins us on the line to tell us more.
    7 min
  • More calls to end racism in SA
    The Justice and Constitutional Development Department says the country needs to adopt robust measures to put an end to all forms of discrimination such as racism. This comes as the department held its provincial hearings in East London as part of its National Action Plan to combat racism. The hearings are part of various engagements on the draft plan that the department and various partners are hosting countrywide. Lubabalo Dada has more
    3 min
  • Gigaba extends deadline for Lesotho Special Permits
    Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has announced that the closing date for the Lesotho special permit applications has been extended by three months. The original closing date was scheduled for the end of this month. Commenting on the repeated call by a section of the Lesotho nationals inside the country that the Mountain Kingdom should become part of South Africa, Gigaba say that decision lies with the Basotho nation and its Monarchy. Neo Makwiting reports.
    3 min
  • SABC BOARD: 'No crisis at the Public Broadcaster'
    There is no crisis at the SABC. This is according to the public broadcaster's board which denied reports that employees are in revolt against management. The board has also denied widespread unhappiness among staff. According to some reports, journalists have threatened a news blackout if COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng does not reverse the suspensions of three senior reporters. The suspensions were followed by the resignation of Acting CEO Jimmi Mathews yesterday. Senior Political Reporter Angela Bolowana compiled this report...
    4 min
  • Locals unite over calls to end attacks on people living with albinism
    It's been a week since a four-year-old boy with Albinism, Manelisa Ntombela, disappeared at Mkhoboza, ESikhaleni outside eMpangeni in northern KwaZulu-Natal. The Community of Mkhoboza have marched to a local police station to express their unhappiness at the lack of progress in the search for the missing boy. His family has lost hope of finding him alive. Fanele Mhlongo reports...
    3 min

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