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As of today, the Judicial Conduct Tribunal (JCT) set aside three days to hear a watershed case against Judge Nana Makhubele.

Makhubele, named in the Zondo Commission, faces charges of gross judicial misconduct in a complaint filed by the civil society organisation #UniteBehind. If found guilty, the judge could be impeached.

Mbekezeli Benjamin from "Judges Matter's" said Makhubele faces two allegations; the first stems from the fact that she was a judge and the chairperson of a state-owned company, PRASA, which is a violation of the separation of powers principle and judicial ethics. The second allegation against Makhubele is her alleged intervention to advance the interests of a company accused of state capture and corruption while she was still the board chairperson at PRASA.

According to outgoing Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter, rolling blackouts will continue nationwide until Wednesday evening, followed by Stage 4 and Stage 3 on the weekend. He updated the country regarding the system challenges that led to the current high levels of load shedding.

Monique Le Roux, a senior researcher at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) with expertise in energy systems, told Radio Islam International that stage 8 load shedding is very likely this year, especially during the winter when electricity demand is high.

If there is anything that South Africans can take from the latest crime statistics released by Police Minister Bheki Cele, then the country is a criminal haven.

The third quarter of the 2022/23 crime figures, which span the months of October 1 and December 31, showed that there were more than 83 murders and 138 rapes daily.

Dr Simon Howell, a criminologist and police expert, talking with Radio Islam International on Monday, claimed that the latest crime statistics show severe problems in our country and that the government is failing to adequately combat crime.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi will deliver his first State of the Province Address on Monday evening at the Johannesburg City Hall.

All indications are that it will be another disruptive event, as EFF Gauteng Leader Nkululeko Dunga promised.

The EFF says Lesufi is an extension of President Cyril Ramaphosa, as the Gauteng ANC nominated him for this position.

When Premier Lesufi took office last year, he made a list of promises to get Gauteng to work again.

The DA Gauteng leader, Solly Msimanga, told Radio Islam International that they expected Premier Lesufi to outline precisely how many promises he made have been fulfilled and what tangible difference this has made to the lives of the residents.

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The Indian Ocean island has struggled with its worst economic crisis since its independence from Britain in 1948, which saw Sri Lanka default on loans and sought a $2.9 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Posan Jasinge, journalist and writer and PhD candidate in political science at the University College in London, says that situations making living standards in the country unbearable have certainly improved, like fuel and electricity supply.

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