We now find out more about the Banompe grave cleaning and maintenance from Sharpeville in the Vaal. We’re joined on the line by Bella Lichabe, from Banompe Grave Cleaning, she’s also known as ausi o cleanang mabitla

Traffic volumes are expected to pick up as holidaymakers head out and people go home for the festive season.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) says municipalities must be punished for poor budgeting. Outa wants officials to be held accountable for poor financial management and failure to deliver services to communities. The organisation also highlights that municipalities face a R200 billion annual shortfall if the lack of revenue collection continues as it did between July and September. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Project Manager for OUTA's Community Action Network (CAN) Initiative, Jonathan Erasmus

President Cyril Ramaphosa will seek leave to appeal the ruling by the High Court in Pretoria that set aside his recognition of the Zulu Monarch, Misuzulu. The Court found Ramaphosa did not follow due processes in accordance with customary law and traditions when issuing the certification to Misuzulu as king. The president has since been ordered to appoint an investigative committee to probe the matter. For analysis on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal Expert, Mpumelelo Zikalala

President Cyril Ramaphosa will today officiate the passing-out parade of new police officers in Kimberley, Northern Cape. Today's parade is one of several ceremonies taking place in seven provinces this week. 10 000 new officers are expected to graduate from various police academies this week after completing their basic training. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to National Police Spokesperson Athlenda Mathe...

Political party Xiluva will challenge the appointment of Gauteng Crime Prevention Wardens as Traffic Officers in court. This after Justice Minister Ronald Lamola granted the wardens dubbed amaPanyaza, the same legal status as provincial traffic officers. Police experts have raised concern over the legitimacy of the 6,000 wardens appointed by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi earlier this year. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Bongani Baloyi, President of Xiluva

President Cyril Ramaphosa is currently delivering a keynote address at the SAPS passing-out parade in the Northern Cape, where 1400 newly trained officers will be certified ready to fight crime. In total 10 thousand new police recruits are getting their pass-out from training across seven provinces this week. The new recruits will be deployed across all provinces in an effort to boost the fight against crime. Ramaphosa congratulated the recruits on their success.

Economic activity in South Africa decreased in the third quarter of 2023 as real gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by 0.2% following a revised expansion of 0.5% in the second quarter. This is according to the newly released Quartely Bulletin by the South African Reserve Bank which outlines the current state of the economy in terms of spending, impact of interest rates, inflation, growth and investment.  The report also shows that growth in labour productivity in the formal non-agricultural sector slowed further from 0.6% in the first quarter of 2023 to no growth in the second quarter as year-on-year employment growth exceeded that in output. To unpack this, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Iaan Venter, Head of Business Cycle Analysis Unit at the South African Reserve Bank 

 Northern Cape Premier, Zamani Saul has received backlash on social media platforms following his tweet on Tuesday where he announced that 540 flushing toilets will be constructed at a cost of R120 million, in an effort to eradicate bucket and pit toilets. X users questioned the budget of the project, with some demanding a breakdown of this cost. However, some Campbell residents who are using bucket and pit toilets have welcomed the announcement, stating that the project will also create employment. SABC News reporter, Karabo Siyoko filed this report.