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The Activists and Citizens Forum welcomes the arrest of Julius Mkhwanazi, describing it as long overdue
The Activists and Citizens Forum has welcomed the arrest of suspended acting Ekurhuleni Metro Police headJulius Mkhwanazi, describing it as long overdue. This follows serious allegations raised at the Madlanga Commission, where testimony from senior officials, including Crime Intelligence bossDumisani Khumalo, painted a deeply troubling picture of alleged criminality within law enforcement structures. The allegations first surfaced after KZN Police Commisioner Lt Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi publicly claimed last year that organised crime has infiltrated the criminal justice system. We spoke to Activists and Citizens Forum Spokesperson, Dennis Bloem.
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa to brief media in Johannesburg on relations between the ANC and the SACP
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to brief media in Johannesburg today on relations between the ANC and the SACP. The briefing follows the ANC's Special NEC meeting held two weeks ago to discuss the SACP's decision to contest future elections independently. Ramaphosa and party officials will also report back on the ANC's Local Government Action Plan after the Councillor Roll Call convened in September last year. We spoke to Dr. Sydney Mufamadi, ANC and SACP Stalwart.
Suspended acting Ekurhuleni Metro Police chief Julius Mkhwanazi to appear in the Boksburg Magistrate's Court alongside a senior municipal official.
Suspended acting Ekurhuleni Metro Police head Julius Mkhwanazi will appear in the Boksburg Magistrate's Court this morning alongside a senior municipal official. The pair were arrested at the weekend and face charges of fraud, corruption and defeating the ends of justice. ActionSA has welcomed the arrests and is calling for Mkhwanazi's immediate dismissal from the City of Ekurhuleni. We spoke to Tumelo Tshabalala, ActionSA Ekurhuleni Spokesperson.
The Gauteng Department of Health concerned by the sharp rise in malaria cases
The Gauteng Department of Health has raised concern over a sharp rise in malaria cases and related deaths across the province. While malaria is both preventable and treatable, delayed diagnosis can be fatal. Health officials say the increase is partly linked to travel to high-risk regions such as Limpopo and Mpumalanga, as well as neighbouring countries including Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. As the world marks World Malaria Day on the 25th of April, the department is urging residents to remain vigilant, seek early treatment and take preventative measures to curb the spread of the disease. We spoke to Tebogo Matjokotja, Programme Manager for Communicable Disease Control at the Gauteng Department of Health.
Cosatu welcomes the 2026 income threshold increase with reservations.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions, COSATU has welcomed the 2026 increase in the Basic Conditions of Employment Annual Income Threshold from 1 May. The Federation has also raised serious concerns about past failures to adjust the threshold which governs access to overtime pay, CCMA protections, unemployment insurance and paid leave. COSATU is calling for a comprehensive review to expand coverage and strengthen labour rights. We spoke to COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator Matthew Parks
Batohi legal advice bid dismissed by Nkabinde panel
Retired NPA head Advocate Shamila Batohi's application to have legal advice while under cross-examination has been dismissed by the Nkabinde Enquiry panel. The Nkabinde Enquiry into suspended South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions, Andrew Chauke's fitness to hold office resumes this morning. In December last year, Batohi walked out of the enquiry before completing her testimony.
NPA condemns threats leveled against the prosecutor involved in the EFF leader's firearm case.
The National Prosecuting Authority says it condemns threats against a prosecutor in the EFF leader Julius Malema firearm case, warning intimidation undermines justice and will be investigated with serious consequences. Malema has been sentenced to five years direct imprisonment for the unlawful possession of a firearm. Malema is appealing the sentence. NPA spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago explains
The Coalface with Martin Creamer, Publishing Editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly
This Friday, SAfm’s radio anchor Jon Gericke once again spoke to Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News & Mining Weekly, delving deeper into the world of mining and engineering.
A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana
A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo.
SECTION27 concerned about the looming eviction of the Talisman Foundation mental healthcare facility in Johannesburg
SECTION27 is raising urgent concerns over the looming eviction of the Talisman Foundation, a long-standing mental healthcare facility in Johannesburg that houses around 200 vulnerable residents. After more than two decades at its current premises, the foundation has been given notice to vacate by next month, sparking fears of a humanitarian crisis, drawing comparisons to the Life Esidimeni tragedy, raising alarm about the safety, dignity, and wellbeing of residents, many of whom are elderly and have lived at the facility for years. We spoke to Asiphe Funda, an Attorney at SECTION27.
Forum for South Africa rejects Julius Malema's sentencing, calling it selective justice
The Forum of South Africa (FOSA) has raised concerns following the sentencing of Julius Malema, warning of what it describes as a growing pattern of selective justice in South Africa. While reaffirming that no one is above the law, FOSA argues that the justice system is increasingly inconsistent and unevenly applied. We spoke to Tebogo Mashilompane, the National Leader of Forum for South Africa.
Judges Matter weighs in on the JSC’s decision to upgrade the sanction against Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge from misconduct to gross misconduct
The ANC Women's League has welcomed the Judicial Service Commission's decision to upgrade the sanction against Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge from misconduct to gross misconduct. The move places the judge in the realm of possible impeachment. In its report released yesterday (Thursday), the JSC said it does not endorse the Tribunal's finding that there was no sexual harassment. The Commission added that the Tribunal failed to apply the appropriate standard in assessing the question. We spoke to Mbekezeli Benjamin, Researcher and Advocacy officer at Judges Matter
Dr Guy Lamb: strengthen intelligence, cut illegal guns
Police have condemned the alleged gang-related murder of four males in Voorbrug, Delft, on the Cape Flats. Western Cape Police Spokesperson Andre Traut says they appear to have been killed execution-style in a suspected gang-related incident that happened last night. Traut says police responded to a shooting on premises on Zandkloof Street, where the bodies of four victims aged 13, 28, 40, and 41 were found inside a granny flat. Police say the Anti-Gang Unit is investigating, with suspects still at large. Jon Gericke spoke to Dr Guy Lamb, Criminologist and Crime Expert from Stellenbosch University
Dr Mxolisi Mathebula: probe may widen to include JMPD
The Madlanga Commissioner Sandile Khumalo has questioned whether Julius Mkhwanazi tasked EMPD officers to commit armed robbery during a disputed raid. Evidence leader Mahlape Sello says the joint operation story emerged years later and was not disclosed to IPID yet footage places Mkhwanazi at the scene. Mkhwanazi has denied wrongdoing and insists information was shared with IPID. Jon Gericke spoke to Dr Esewu Mxolisi Mathebula, an Independent policing and crime analyst.
Sandile Swana: Malema case may boost political support
The Economic Freedom Fighters says it is going to take legal steps to challenge the guilty conviction of the party leader Julius Malema. This after the East London Regional court in Ku Gompo City granted the leave to appeal the five-year sentence against Julius Malema on the firearm case. The court has however dismissed the application by the defence to appeal the conviction. Julius Malema has been sentenced effective five years direct imprisonment for unlawful possession of a firearm and two years imprisonment for unlawful possession of ammunition Jon Gericke spoke to Political Analyst, Sandile Swana.
COSATU weighs in on the changes of the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Task Team.
ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula has announced changes to the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Task Team. Mike Mabuyakhulu will replace Jeff Radebe as PTT convenor. Radebe is set to be redeployed elsewhere. Mbalula says the remaining team members will be named next week. The announcement was made yesterday. We spoke to COSATU KwaZulu Natal Provincial Secretary, Edwin Mkhize.
EFF Leader Julius Malema returns to the East London Magistrate's Court to hear his sentence in the firearm discharge case.
EFF Leader Julius Malema returns to the dock this morning as the East London Magistrate's Court prepares to decide his sentence in the firearm discharge case. The EFF leader was convicted last year after firing a rifle into the air at a 2018 rally in Mdantsane. The state wants him jailed for up to 15 years, calling the act reckless and dangerous. Malema's lawyers are pushing for a non-custodial sentence, arguing he is a first-time offender. We spoke to Legal Analyst, Abigail Ngobene.
The City of Tshwane to begin disciplinary proceedings against CFO Gareth Mnisi for alleged tender rigging and procurement irregularities
The City of Tshwane will begin disciplinary proceedings against CFO Gareth Mnisi after Council rejected his written arguments against suspension. Mnisi faces allegations of tender rigging and procurement irregularities raised at the Madlanga Commission. He was placed on precautionary suspension yesterday. ActionSA has welcomed the suspension. We spoke to Henriette Frohlich, ActionSA Tshwane Caucus Spokesperson.
The Public Servants Association says the Information Regulator's move from Persal to Sage was poorly executed
The Public Servants Association, PSA says the Information Regulator's move from Persal to Sage was poorly executed without a clear plan or staff consultation. The regulator migrated to Sage 360 in April to improve efficiency and compliance. The PSA claims staff were terminated from Persal unknowingly, bonuses face double taxation and GEMS medical aid has been disrupted. But the Regulator says salaries were still paid on time despite the concerns. We spoke to Mlungisi Ndlovu, PSA National Provincial Coordinating Manager.
AfriForum says South Africa does not need another ANC cadre as ambassador to the USA, following the appointment of Roelf Meyer to the position.
The appointment of Roelf Meyer as ambassador has sparked mixed reactions across South Africa, with some praising his experience and others questioning the decision. Meyer, known for his role in South Africa's transition to democracy, has been both commended for his negotiation skills and criticised over concerns about representation and political alignment. President Cyril Ramaphosa says he believes Meyer has what it takes to take to South Africa forward in relation to the US. Ramphosa also lambasted those who took to social media platforms questioning the decision to appoint Meyer. Civil society group AfriForum is among those weighing in on the debate, raising questions about the broader implications of the appointment. We spoke to Ernst Van Zyl, Head of Public Relations at Afriforum.
Breakfast: A jail term may destabilise the EFF leader's political future.
The firearm case against EFF leader Julius Malema has been adjourned to tomorrow for sentencing. Malema was found guilty of multiple charges, including unlawful possession of a firearm, discharging a firearm in a built-up area, and reckless endangerment of people or property. The incident occurred during the EFF's birthday celebrations at the Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane in July 2018. Both the defense and the state submitted their closing arguments. Jon Gericke spoke to is Political Analyst, Professor Ntsikelelo Breakfast
Dubazana: Past rulings may influence court outcomes.
The firearm case against EFF leader Julius Malema has been adjourned to tomorrow for sentencing. Malema was found guilty of multiple charges, including unlawful possession of a firearm, discharging a firearm in a built-up area, and reckless endangerment of people or property. The incident occurred during the EFF's birthday celebrations at the Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane in July 2018. Both the defense and the state submitted their closing arguments. Jon Gericke spoke to Legal Analyst, Advocate Nthabiseng Dubazana....
Mkhwanazi faces tough Madlanga Commission questioning.
Suspended EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi has come under intense questioning at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry over his decision to respond to a 2am call linked to an alleged police success. Commissioners pressed Mkhwanazi on why he rushed to the scene without confirming who was running the operation or whether it was officially sanctioned. Mkhwanazi admitted he acted on information from an informant, saying it was common practice to respond at any hour even without full details. He told the commission he had hoped the EMPD could take over the operation and claim the recovery. However, he conceded that in this case, that never happened, and the operation was not recorded through official police channels.
MK Party mourns the loss of their member Lindiwe Mkhwanazi
The MK Party is mourning the loss of Lindiwe Mkhwanazi, a member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, who passed away on Monday after a short illness. The party says Mkhwanazi joined the legislature in June 2024 and served with dedication and integrity. We spoke to MK Party Gauteng Provincial Legislature Spokesperson, Bafana Mahlabe.
Minister of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Maropene Ramokgopa to face tough questions over allegations that she received undisclosed luxury vehicles.
The DA is set to grill Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Minister Maropene Ramokgopa over allegations she received undisclosed luxury vehicles. The party says the gifts, if proven, breach the Executive Ethics Code. The DA says it will submit parliamentary questions and pursue accountability if needed. We spoke to Darren Bergman, MP and DA Spokesperson on Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation.
Information Regulator denies accusations by the Public Servants Association that some workers remain unpaid due to system changes.
The Public Servants Association, PSA is accusing the Information Regulator of leadership failure, citing unpaid salaries, lost benefits and unsafe working conditions. The Union says a flawed payroll system switch has left employees struggling financially. The PSA threatens legal action if outstanding salaries and reinstatement of benefits are not resolved. To respond to the allegations, We spoke to Information Regulator CEO, Mosalanyane Mosala.
Mixed reactions as President Cyril Ramaphosa appoints veteran politician Roelf Meyer as South Africa's new ambassador to the United States.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed veteran politician Roelf Meyer as South Africa's new ambassador to the United States. The move comes as Pretoria seeks to repair ties with Washington following a challenging period of strained relations. Meyer, 78, replaces Ebrahim Rasool in the role. Meyer played a key role in South Africa's democratic transition. For reaction, We spoke to Dr. Emmanuel Matambo, Research Director at the Centre for Africa-China Studies at the University of Johannesburg
ActionSA hits out against a R16 million fleet procurement scandal
ActionSA hits out against a R16 million fleet procurement scandal ActionSA has hit out at Gauteng MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Jacob Mamabolo, for allegedly shielding Emfuleni Local Municipality over a R16 million fleet procurement scandal. The party says the municipality paid for 17 cars but received only six, with one later vanishing, yet provided no proper answers on investigations or recovery of the funds. ActionSA is accusing the MEC of allegedly accepting a copied-and-pasted response from the municipal manager that simply cited "internal processes" instead of opening a criminal case as required by law. Elvis Presslin spoke to Action SA's Gauteng Caucus Leader, Funzi Ngobeni, to elaborate further about their concerns, and Emfuleni Local Municipality spokesperson, Makhosonke Sangweni
FEDUSA and COSATU push back against 9.5% increase in GEMS contributions
FEDUSA and COSATU are pushing back against a 9.5% increase in GEMS contributions, calling it unaffordable for public servants. Labour unions say the hike deepens financial strain amid a cost-of-living crisis. GEMS has proceeded with the increase despite union objections. FEDUSA says the issue reflects a broader national concern about the affordability of healthcare, as many South Africans are increasingly forced to downgrade or abandon medical cover altogether. Elvis Presslin spoke to Joseph Mashigo, FEDUSA Chief Negotiator at the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC)
AFRICA BRIEF with Victor Kgomoeswana
Elvis Presslin takes a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo
ATM lodges impeachment motion against President Cyril Ramaphosa
The African Transformation Movement, ATM has lodged an impeachment motion against President Cyril Ramaphosa. This follows a report by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate on the Phala Phala farm theft probe. The party alleges a cover-up involving senior police officers, including General Wally Rhoode. The motion is now with National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza. Elvis Presslin spoke to Zama Ntshona, ATM National Spokesperson
Pope Leo begins African tour
Pope Leo has begun an 11-day African tour with a visit to Algeria, the first by a Catholic pontiff. The trip aims to promote peace, interfaith dialogue and highlight Africa's growing importance to the Church. The Pope is expected to address issues like migration, stability and corruption. Despite Algeria having a small Catholic population, the visit is seen as a powerful gesture of unity between Christians and Muslims. Elvis Presslin spoke to Father Hugh O'Connor, Secretary General of the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference
US-Iran peace talks
Oil prices have surged, pushing oil prices back above $100 per barrel today after US-Iran peace talks collapsed and Donald Trump announced a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Negotiations in Islamabad broke down with the US delegation blaming Iran's nuclear stance while Tehran accused Washington of shifting demands. The US military enforces a blockade on traffic to and from Iranian ports from today. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has vowed to retaliate. For analysis, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to senior researcher and director at Africa Asia Dialogues, Thembisa Fakude.
Denosa : Staff morale low at Dora Nginza Hospital
The Eastern Cape Health Department has obtained a court interdict to end the strike by staff at the Dora Nginza hospital in Gqeberha. Employees say they are overworked due to a shortage of staff at the hospital. They are demanding a fair working ratio. The department has urged employees to return to work to enable the full restoration of services, while engagements continue. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Denosa Eastern Cape Provincial Secretary, Veli Sinqana.
MRM North West welcomes arrest of three police officials in Klerksdorp
The Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM) in the North West has welcomed the recent arrest of three police officials in Klerksdorp accused of corruption and extortion, describing it as a positive step toward restoring integrity within law enforcement. The arrests have sparked renewed calls for intensified efforts to eliminate corruption within policing structures. The MRM is now calling for stronger collaboration, the use of technology, and the establishment of specialized units to combat corruption and restore confidence in the criminal justice system. MRM Provincial Convenor, Lesiba Kgwele spoke to Elvis Presslin
Third passenger bus intercepted in the Free State
A third passenger bus transporting undocumented foreign nationals in the Free State province was intercepted this past weekend. Of the 55 passengers on board, 29, including seven minors, were found to be undocumented. The incident also raised serious safety concerns, as the bus reportedly had a non-functional door, defective trailer brakes, and worn tyres. Additionally, the driver was allegedly operating the vehicle without a valid licence. Elvis Presslin spoke to Phumudzo Mukhwathi, Chairperson of the African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association (AUBBTA).
Outrage over arrest of 58-year old accused of raping a minor in Soweto
The ANC and its Youth League is outraged following the arrest of a 58-year-old man accused of raping a minor in Dobsonville, Soweto. The man, a prominent pastor and social media influencer, is expected to appear in court. The league says he has no place in the ANC or any leadership position if guilty. Elvis Presslin spoke to ANC Gauteng Provincial Deputy Coordinator, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko
DA leaders kick off community engagement tour in Gauteng
Newly elected Democratic Alliance leader Geordin Hill-Lewis will kick off a community engagement tour in Gauteng today. He'll be joined by senior party officials, including new DA Federal Chairperson Solly Msimanga, Helen Zille and Cilliers Brink. This follows the party's Federal Congress, held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand, Johannesburg at the weekend. The tour is expected to focuses on jobs, service delivery and community safety. Elvis Presslin spoke to newly elected DA Federal Chairperson, Solly Msimanga
Three political parties scrap plans to contest 2026 LGE under Unite for Change banner
Three political parties, GOOD Party, RISE Mzansi and BOSA have scrapped plans to contest the 2026 local government elections under the Unite for Change banner. The parties say integrating their structures and activists proved too complex to implement before the election. Instead, they will contest the elections individually and pursue consolidation afterwards. Elvis Presslin spoke to Rise Mzansi leader, Songezo Zibi
FOSA: recent deportation figures proof of failed border management system
The Forum for South Africa, FOSA says recent deportation figures are not a success but rather proof of a failed border management system. This after Home Affairs announced that nearly 110,000 undocumented immigrants were deported over the past two years. But FOSA argues this is a result of a system that allows illegal immigration to escalate. The organisation is calling for urgent action, including sealing the country's borders and a nationwide audit of undocumented foreign nationals. Elvis Presslin spoke to FOSA National Leader, Tebogo Mashilompane
ANC opposes SACP independent election move plan
The deteriorating relationship between the ANC and the SACP will top the agenda of the ANC's long-standing Special NEC meeting later this afternoon. This follows the Communist Party's decision to contest local government elections independently. The shift reflects the party's perceived exclusion and long-standing frustration with the ANC's failure to reconfigure the alliance. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter Ntebo Mokobo
Weekly Coalface feature with Martin Creamer.
Award winning News and Current Affairs Show host/presenter Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly, live on weekdays from 12 noon to 1 pm on SAfm 104-107fm.
ActionSA accuses Department of Health for misuse of public funds
ActionSA says the Department of Health spent over R800 000 on a disciplinary process against an official who exposed alleged tender fraud. The party claims this is a misuse of public funds meant for critical health interventions. The official, Advocate Maile Ngake, reported irregularities amounting to R1.2 billion. The Hawks are now investigating procurement processes. ActionSA is calling for transparency and reforms to protect whistleblowers. For more we're now joined on the line by Dr. Kgosi Letlape, ActionSA Member of Parliament
DA gears up for its Federal Congress this weekend
The Democratic Alliance is gearing up for its Federal Congress in Midrand this weekend. Over 2,000 delegates are expected, with several candidates vying for the top leadership positions. The congress will also consider constitutional amendments and policy proposals. Voting for Federal Council positions has already begun. The event is set to be the party's biggest yet. For analysis on the matter, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mohale Ernest Selelo, Political analyst and Lecturer, at the University of Limpopo
COSATU welcomes Protected Disclosures Bill
The Congress of South African Trade Unions, COSATU has welcomed the Protected Disclosures Bill, released for public comment, which aims to protect whistleblowers from victimisation. The Bill provides legislative interventions in response to the Zondo Commission and COSATU's proposals. However, COSATU is concerned that public servants are excluded from rewards for whistleblowing. The federation is urging the government to resource witness protection programmes to ensure the safety of whistleblowers. Elvis Presslin spoke to COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator, Matthew Parks
Defend our Democracy welcomes new laws aimed at prefessionalising public sector
Defend Our Democracy has welcomed new laws aimed at professionalising the public sector. President Cyril Ramaphosa signed into law the Public Administration Management Amendment Act and the Public Service Amendment Act. The laws aim to prevent political interference in government appointments. Martha Ngoye, Acting Director at Defend Our Democracy and a Whistleblower, spoke to Elvis Presslin
AFRICA BRIEF with Victor Kgomeswana
Elvis Presslin takes a look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo
The 2026 Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon kicks off this weekend
The 2026 Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon is set to kick off in Cape Town this weekend. The event features a 56km Ultra Marathon on Saturday and a 21.1km Half Marathon on Sunday. Over 30,000 runners are expected to participate in the iconic event. A new board was appointed to improve race standards after last year's disruptions. Elvis Presslin spoke to our very own SAfm producer and runner, Marumo Kekana, who will be participating in the 56km Ultra Marathon tomorrow
SACP Gauteng welcomes adoption of the province's 2026/27 budget
The South African Communist Party in Gauteng has welcomed the eventual adoption of the province's 2026/27 budget, following an initial failure to secure enough support in the legislature. Valued at approximately R179.2 billion, the budget is critical to funding key sectors including education, healthcare, infrastructure, and social services in South Africa's economic hub. Elvis Presslin spoke to Nkosithethile Bonga, SACP Gauteng Spokesperson
ANC to open interviews for metro mayoral candidates this week
The ANC is set to formally open interviews for metro mayoral candidates this week. The selection process is currently underway. The final list of candidates will be made public by the end of May. Elvis Presslin spoke to ANC National spokesperson, Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri
DA: SANDF deployment to Cape Flats delivers no credible plan, measurable results and far fewer troops
DA NCOP Member on Security and Justice, Nicholas Gotsell says one week of army deployment on the Cape Flats has delivered no credible plan, no measurable results and far fewer troops than promised. The DA says despite the presence of soldiers, violence continues unabated. Nine people were shot in Mitchell's Plain this week alone, including children in a brazen attack at a taxi rank. Critics argue the deployment lacks a clear operational plan, measurable goals and adequate intelligence, raising serious questions about whether it is making any real impact in curbing gang violence. Elvis Presslin spoke to DA NCOP Member on Security & Justice, Nicholas Gotsell
SANAC welcomes arrival of HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir
The South African National AIDS Council, SANAC has welcomed the arrival of the ground-breaking HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir. The twice-yearly injectable is said to be a game-changer in HIV prevention, particularly for high-burden countries like South Africa. SANAC is pushing for local manufacturing to enhance sustainability and affordability. Elvis Presslin spoke to Gertrude Mngola, Health Products Grant Specialist at the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC)...
Dignity SA wants court to declare current ban on assisted dying unconstitutional
DignitySA is taking its campaign for medical assistance in dying to the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. The organisation will ask the court to declare the current ban on assisted dying unconstitutional. If successful, Parliament will have 24 months to draft new legislation. DignitySA, which will hold a media briefing today says it's a matter of personal choice and dignity. The application will be heard in the Pretoria High Court. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. Nkateko Mnisi, 1st Deputy President of the South African Medical Association Trade Union, SAMATU
The Democratic Alliance says it is concerned about the continuous electricity disconnections in some Eldorado Park schools
Teaching and learning in Eldorado Park schools are once again under threat due to electricity disconnections, as concerns grow over funding shortfalls and rising municipal costs. The Democratic Alliance says the Gauteng Department of Education is shifting responsibility onto schools without providing adequate financial support to cover essential services.The DA is now calling on Gauteng Education MEC Lebohang Maile to urgently intervene to prevent further disruptions. We spoke to DA Gauteng Shadow MEC for Education, Sergio Dos Santos
The South African Federation of Trade Unions, SAFTU says US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran are reckless and dangerous.
The South African Federation of Trade Unions, SAFTU has strongly condemned US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran, calling them "reckless and dangerous". Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Iran, warning that a "whole civilization will die" if Tehran fails to meet his demands, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The federation warns that Trump's rhetoric represents a real and present danger to global peace. We spoke to SAFTU General Secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi.
ActionSA to lay charges against Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe today following allegations that she failed to declare luxury vehicles allegedly received from Chinese officials
ActionSA Member of Parliament, Dereleen James is expected to lay criminal charges against Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe at the Cape Town Central Police Station. The move follows allegations that the minister failed to declare luxury vehicles allegedly received from Chinese officials, raising serious questions about transparency and compliance with parliamentary disclosure rules. James says the charges stem from what she describes as a "deceitful attempt" to conceal benefits that may amount to a breach of ethics and possibly the law. We spoke to ActionSA Member of Parliament, Dereleen James...
Plettenberg Bay residents demand Bitou Deputy Mayor Nokuzola Kolwapi to resign following a viral video showing her firing a gun in public at an initiates' welcome ceremony.
Plettenberg Bay residents are calling for tough disciplinary steps against Bitou Deputy Mayor Nokuzola Kolwapi after a video surfaced in December 2025 showing her allegedly firing a gun in public at a welcome home ceremony for initiates. The National Prosecuting Authority has confirmed she is facing charges, though no court date has been set. The ANC in the Western Cape has stepped up pressure for her immediate removal from office. For more on this we spoke ANC Regional Spokesperson, Moyisi Magalela.
The Forum for South Africa FOSA says Police Sergeant Fannie Nkosi's arrest must be the start of a wider probe to uncover other masterminds that he may have worked with.
Police Sergeant Fannie Nkosi will remain in jail until April 13th after his bail hearing was postponed. Nkosi faces charges including theft and possession of illegal ammunition, following a raid at his Pretoria home. The Forum for South Africa, FOSA says Nkosi's arrest must be the start of a wider probe. FOSA warns against targeting only middlemen while the real culprits go free. We spoke to FOSA's National Leader, Tebogo Mashilompane.
Arrest of police officers for alleged corruption sends shockwaves to the nation
A police Captain is appearing in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court today, facing allegations of defrauding the South African Police Service (SAPS) of millions of rand. The 53-year-old is accused of manipulating the finance system to withdraw cash meant for presidential protectors' expenses. In a separate case, a police Sergeant who recently testified before the Madlanga Commission is also due in court. We spoke to Lisa Schickerling, MP and DA Deputy Spokesperson on Police, for reaction to the surge in allegations of corruption against police officers and subsequent court appearances. We also spoke to Lesiba Thobakgale, Spokesperson of the South African Policing Union, SAPU...
SANCO in Gauteng rejects Premier Panyaza Lesufi's recent cabinet reshuffle
The South African National Civic Organisation, SANCO in Gauteng has rejected Premier Panyaza Lesufi's recent cabinet reshuffle and called for his immediate resignation. The civic organisation says the changes sideline the Alliance and insult residents. SANCO is criticising the appointment of former Ekurhuleni Finance MMC Nkululeko Dunga to the Finance portfolio in Gauteng. SANCO has also condemned handing the Economic Development portfolio to Rise Mzansi, which holds one seat, calling it political horse trading. The group further demands the disbandment of the ANC Provincial Task Team, saying it has destabilised governance. We spoke to Matlakala Abram Mashishi, SANCO Gauteng Provincial Chairman…
A look at the African economy with Victor Kgomoesoana
A look at the current top African economic stories with Victor Kgomoesoana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...
“US President Donald Trump’s threats to Iran are not good for the world” Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow & Director At Africa Asia Dialogues
Thembisa Fakude, Senior Research Fellow & Director At Africa Asia Dialogues says US President Donald Trump’s threats to Iran are not good for the world. This follows US President Donald Trump’s comments that Iran faces destruction if it refuses to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The comments come as efforts intensify to revive a ceasefire between Iran and the US. Trump was briefing a news conference at the White House following the successful rescue of a U.S. airman inside Iran. He says Iran could be taken out in one night if a deal is not reached.
Activist Christian Martin : Community must help tackle local crime.
South African National Defence Force troops and police are continuing with crime fighting operation in Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape. Close to 300 soldiers have been deployed to assist police in the fight against organised crime in Gqeberha and surrounding towns such as Humansdorp and Jeffery's Bay. The operation officially commenced Today. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Northern areas of Gqeberha community activist Christian Martin
Baby dies weeks after surgical separation.
The Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has conveyed her condolences to the bereaved family of the twins born attached to the abdomen in January. One of the twins has died. A surgical procedure to separate them was conducted by a team of surgeons more than two weeks ago. Ramathuba says there had been hope that the children would grow up and thrive. The infants, had been under specialized medical care since birth. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba
Easter service seeks healing, justice, protection.
A special Good Friday service is underway at Grace Bible Church in Soweto, where congregants are gathering in large numbers. The church has placed strong emphasis on prayers for national unity, healing, and spiritual renewal. During election periods, these gatherings also focus on peace and divine guidance for leaders. Today's service further addresses pressing challenges including crime, poverty, and unemployment affecting many South Africans. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Grace bibles' church minister Dudu Mthimunye
Artemis II prepares humanity for future.
NASA has successfully launched four astronauts on a ten-day journey around the moon, the first such mission in over 50 years. The spacecraft of NASA's Artemis TWO mission is expected to circle the far side of the Moon. The spacecraft blasted into space from the Kennedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral in the state of Florida in the early hours of this morning. To get more on this Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Steve Sherman, Chief imagination officer for Living Maths, a stem based NGO.
Heinecken warns militarizing police isn’t solution.
The Eastern Cape province has today received its fair share on the deployment of the South African National Defence Force members to crime hotspots in parts of Eastern Cape to support the South African Police Service. Troops are moving into high-risk areas following an announcement by Cyril Ramaphosa during the State of the Nation Address. However, a professor from Stellenbosch University warns that the show of force risks weakening police accountability and long-term crime-fighting efforts. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Professor of Sociology in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at Stellenbosch University professor Lindy Heinecken
Majola: ANC navigates tricky coalition politics.
Majola.The ANC in Gauteng has welcomed the appointment of EFF member Nkululeko Dunga as Finance MEC, announced by Premier Panyaza Lesufi during a cabinet reshuffle. Dunga replaces Lebogang Maile, who moves to education. The ANC says the decision reflects inclusive governance amid no outright majority. Meanwhile, Lesufi also revealed in his briefing yesterday that there are ongoing talks with the MK party to join the executive, as coalition politics continue to shape leadership and stability in the province. EFF’s Nkululeko Dunga has been sworn in as Gauteng MEC for Finance by the Deputy Judge President of the Gauteng Division of the High Court. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to leadership and governance expert Professor Mazwe Majola
Potelwa: SANDF deployment restores stability, limits crime.
Members of the South African National Defence Force have been deployed across parts of the Western Cape from today. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the move during the State of the Nation Address in February. Troops have already been deployed in parts of Gauteng, Eastern Cape, Free State to patrol crime ridden areas and hotspots. Western Cape Police Commissioner Thembisile Patekile has welcomed the deployment, saying it aims to strengthen safety and stabilize communities, especially in the Cape Flats. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Western Cape police spokesperson Brigadier Novelwa
Mpumalanga police probe alleged school child assault.
Several parents at Fundakwazi Primary School in Mpumalanga have raised serious concerns after allegations emerged that a man working as a gardener at the school sexually violated a number of learners. The incident has once again highlighted growing fears about the safety of children in schools, which are meant to be secure environments for teaching and protection. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Nonhlanhla Ntshingila....
KwaZulu-Natal religious group attracts 100 committed followers.
More than 50 people have left their spouses, children, jobs and even stopped taking chronic medication to become part of Ekhaya Labafundi bakaJehova - a congregation at KwaMaphumulo north of Durban - to dedicate their lives entirely to serving Christ. Congregants came from across the country, to live full-time on the property. They do not leave the church to socialise in the outside world, as they call it. They also do not go to clinics and hospitals - saying it goes against their faith. The community describes itself as an independent kingdom, operating separately from what they call the normal world, SABC reporter Celumusa Zulu reports
Author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back", Victor Kgomoesoana looks at Africa's top business news
It's now time to take a look at the current top African economic stories.....We are joined on the line by Victor Kgomoesoana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...
Progressive Forces protest Nigerian ‘king’ coronation as unrest rocks Eastern Cape
Civic movement, Progressive Forces of South Africa will today picket at the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria, in protest of the recent coronation of a Nigerian Igbo 'King' in KuGompo, Eastern Cape. The coronation has sparked violent unrest in Buffalo City, with several vehicles torched, foreign-owned shops looted, and a local man stabbed. The group is demanding answers and accountability over the coronation and subsequent violence. For the latest on the planned picket, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mthetho Ngcukayithobi, President of Progressive Forces of South Africa
KuGompo protests turn violent over Nigerian coronation, sparking debate on leadership and identity
Tensions boiled over in KuGompo City, Eastern Cape, yesterday as protests against a Nigerian national's alleged coronation turned violent. Vehicles were torched, buildings vandalised and police used teargas to disperse crowds. The incident has sparked debate over cultural representation and foreign nationals' role in traditional leadership. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. ABC Okokoh, President of Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo South Africa Chapter, joins us to discuss the fallout
Zimbabweans debate bill to extend terms to 7 years, raising fears of power consolidation by Mnangagwa
Thousands of Zimbabweans have gathered across the country to debate the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3. The bill proposes extending presidential and parliamentary terms from 5 to 7 years and consolidating executive control over state institutions. Critics say this could prolong President Mnangagwa's tenure until 2030. Public hearings will run until April second. Elvis Presslin spoke to David Coltart, NOT retired Zimbabwean lawyer and Mayor of Bulawayo
High-level Eastern Cape meeting scheduled to address tensions following 'Nigerian King's coronation' protest
The Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, COGTA, Reverend Prince Zolile Burns-Ncamashe has condemned the torching of property and violence during a protest in KuGompo City, Eastern Cape. The protest against a 'Nigerian King's coronation turned violent, with vehicles and property set alight. COGTA is calling for calm and restraint, urging community leaders to ensure peaceful protests. A high-level meeting is scheduled next week to address the situation. Elvis Presslin spoke to COGTA Deputy Minister, Reverend Prince Zolile Burns-Ncamashe
Sigcawu: Nigerian coronation undermines Xhosa kingship
The community of Buffalo City is marching against what it calls the unauthorized coronation of the Nigerian Igbo King, at KuGompo City. This follows videos circulated in social media showing the coronation ceremony held in at the city earlier this month. Inkosi Xhanti Bambilizwe Sigcawu of AmaXhosa royal house says they are here to make a mark, and calling on legal steps to be taken. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Inkosi Xhanti Bambilizwe Sigcawu of AmaXhosa royal family
Lukhanyo Calata says court ruling brings TRC families closer to truth and justice
Families of the TRC victims have welcomed the ruling as the High Court has dismissed the bid by former presidents Jacob Zuma and Thabo Mbeki to remove Sisi Khampepe from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission inquiry. The court found the application procedurally flawed and invalid, while also ordering both former presidents to pay legal costs, clearing the way for the commission's work to continue without further delay. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Lukhanyo Calata, the son of murdered struggle stalwart Fort Calata,
FOSA slams fuel price hikes as economic blow, calls for urgent review and relief
The Forum for South Africa, FOSA has strongly criticised the government for planned fuel price increases due on the first of April. Petrol is set to jump by almost six rand a litre and diesel by nearly ten rand. FOSA says the hikes amount to economic violence against ordinary South Africans already struggling with high living costs. The group accuses the government of neglect and demands urgent action to stop or cut the increases. They also want a full review of fuel pricing and greater accountability. To elaborate further on their sentiments, Elvis Presslin spoke to FOSA National Leader, Tebogo Mashilompane
Ramaphosa urges ANC unity as provinces elect leaders amid ongoing internal disputes
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged party structures to unite, warning that infighting only deepens the struggles facing ordinary South Africans. He made the call while closing the ANC's Limpopo elective conference in Polokwane yesterday. Dr Phophi Ramathuba was elected as the new Limpopo Chairperson, while Mandla Ndlovu secured re-election in Mpumalanga. Meanwhile, the ANC's Eastern Cape leadership heads to Luthuli House today for talks with national officials after a court order halted their provincial conference over the weekend. For analysis on the recent ANC provincial developments, Elvis Presslin spoke to Political analyst, Professor Tumi Senokoane
Forum accuses IDAC of targeting police chief in alleged justice system power struggle
The Activists and Citizens Forum has slammed the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, IDAC for targeting National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola. They say the arrest of 12 senior police officers over the R360 million MediCare24 contract was just a smokescreen to fool the public. The group claims the sudden summons of Masemola is part of a dirty fightback by a faction inside IDAC to capture the police and justice system. For more, Elvis Presslin spoke to Activists and Citizens Forum Spokesperson, Dennis Bloem
PUTCO trains drivers in Soweto ahead of Easter travel surge for major church groups
Bus company PUTCO is hosting a defensive driver training workshop in Dobsonville, Soweto today to prepare over 600 buses for the busy Easter period this weekend. This as Major church groups including the Zion Christian Church and St Engenas Zion Christian Church will be using PUTCO for their bulk transport needs. The session at Dobsonville Depot will focus on road safety with support from the Road Accident Fund, JMPD and provincial traffic police. Elvis Presslin spoke to PUTCO Spokesperson, Lindokuhle Xulu...
POPCRU in KwaZulu-Natal welcomes re-appointment of Mkhwanazi amid "high levels of violent crime"
The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union, POPCRU in KwaZulu-Natal has welcomed the re-appointment of Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi as Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service, SAPS. POPCRU says the move comes at a crucial time as the province battles high levels of violent crime and organised criminal networks. Elvis Presslin spoke to POPCRU KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Secretary, Nthabeleng Molefe
ActionSA protests Igbo “king” coronation in Eastern Cape over sovereignty concerns
ActionSA will today protest the recent coronation of a Nigerian Igbo "king" in KuGompo, formerly East London. The party says the coronation is a breach of South Africa's sovereignty. The party argues the event disregards the country's traditional leadership, particularly the AmaRharhabe Kingdom in the province. Elvis Presslin spoke to ActionSA Parliamentary Leader Mr. Athol Trollip
Victor Kgomoesoana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back" reacts to the continent's biggest business news
It's now time to take a look at the current top African economic stories.....We are joined on the line by Victor Kgomoesoana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo
Nigerian Union South Africa defends symbolic ‘king’ coronation amid leadership row
The Nigerian Union South Africa says the coronation of a Nigerian "King" in East London is a cultural gesture, not a challenge to South African traditional leadership. This follows backlash over the recent coronation of a Nigerian national, Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko, who was installed as a "King" In East London. The union says the title is symbolic, representing cultural preservation and community leadership. The move has sparked debate over cultural identity and diaspora leadership in South Africa. To provide clarity on the installation of the Nigerian king, Elvis Presslin spoke to President of the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA), Attorney, Nwobi Smart
Cyril Ramaphosa shrugs off G7 disinvite after Donald Trump boycott threat
President Cyril Ramaphosa has downplayed South Africa's disinvitation to the G7 summit in France, stating that the country isn't surprised by the development, as they're not a member of the group. The invitation was withdrawn after US President Donald Trump threatened to boycott the meeting if South Africa attended. Elvis Presslin spoke to International Relations Expert, Dr. Charles Sinkala
DA moves to block R10bn Johannesburg wage deal, warning of severe financial risks
The Democratic Alliance has moved to urgently interdict what it describes as a R10 billion "politically facilitated agreement" between the City of Johannesburg and the South African Municipal Workers' Union. The dispute follows the recent adjustment budget, which the DA says exposes serious risks to Johannesburg's financial sustainability. At the centre of the controversy is a wage-related agreement that could cost more than the City's entire annual infrastructure budget. To discuss this further, Elvis Presslin spoke to Helen Zille, the Chairperson of the Federal Council of the Democratic Alliance and the DA's official mayoral candidate for Johannesburg
Audit failures continue to hinder service delivery.
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleka says the 2024/25 audit outcomes show little overall improvement across provinces. She notes progress in the Eastern Cape, where Health and Education improved to unqualified opinions. However she says, Free State and North West remain among the weakest performers. KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng saw regressions, particularly in Health. Briefing the media, Maluleka highlighted ongoing procurement irregularities and financial mismanagement. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Acting Head of Audit at Auditor general South Africa, Dr Thami Zikode
Fuel spikes reviewed; Treasury exploring relief.
The Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has told parliament that any deliberate attempt to withhold fuel from the market would not be tolerated. Mantashe warned petrol stations that withholding fuel is illegal and has promised to prosecute those found to be doing so in South Africa. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Director General at the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, Jacob Mbele
Judgment reserved in MK Party bid to block Batohi pension over misconduct claims
Judgement in the matter between Umkhonto weSizwe party and former National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) Advocate Shamila Batohi, has been reserved. The Umkhonto weSizwe party approached the Pretoria High Court in an urgent bid to block Advocate Batohi's pension payout. The urgent bid by the MKP comes amid allegations of misconduct, dereliction of duty and possible perjury levelled against Batohi during her tenure as NDPP. Sibahle Motha reports..
Ramaphosa pledges police stability as Masemola faces court over R360m SAPS tender case
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he'll work with the police minister to ensure stability in the force after National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola was summoned to court. Masemola and 12 senior officers face charges linked to the R360 million Medicare24 SAPS tender. The NPA hasn't revealed the specific charges against Masemola. Masemola is due in court in April. The president says he'll address the matter according to the law. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. Bandile Masuku, Chairperson of the Gauteng Portfolio Committee on Community Safety...
South Africans brace for fuel surge as petrol jumps R5 and diesel rises over R9 per litre
South African households are bracing for a sharp fuel price shock, with petrol expected to rise by more than R5 per litre and diesel by over R9, increases that could have a ripple effect across the economy, from transport costs to food prices. The Democratic Alliance has proposed an urgent intervention, calling on the National Treasury to cut both the Road Accident Fund and General Fuel Levies by 50% to cushion consumers. Elvis Presslin spoke to Member of Parliament, Dr Mark Burke and DA Spokesperson on Finance
Cosatu's Matthew Parks pays tribute to renowned journalist and author Terry Bell
Tributes are pouring in for renowned journalist and author Terry Bell, who has died aged 84. He passed away while on a family trip with his daughter and son-in-law. Bell was a respected voice in South African journalism, known for his insightful commentary on politics and economics. For more, Elvis Presslin spoke to COSATU Parliamentary Coordinator, Matthew Parks
All eyes on South African Reserve Bank as rate decision looms amid rising global uncertainty
All eyes are on the South African Reserve Bank ahead of its interest rate decision later today. It comes at a time when the economic outlook has become significantly more uncertain. Oil prices have surged above 100 US dollars, the rand has weakened toward R17 to the dollar and global bond yields remain elevated. Market indicators now suggest a more cautious outlook, with expectations of prolonged inflationary pressure. To unpack the expectations for us, Elvis Presslin spoke to Independent economist, John Loos
ANC confident Mbalula investigation conducted properly
The African National Congress has rejected what it calls the “Mbalula Dossier” released by AfriForum. The party describes the document not as a genuine pursuit of justice, but as a politically motivated attempt to smear and isolate the Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula. The party has further said AfriForum has long positioned itself as an opponent of transformation. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to ANC national spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri
Mashaba: Businesses favor foreigners over South Africans.
March and March Movement together with Action SA and other political parties are today protesting against undocumented foreign nationals in Durban. The March and March Movement is celebrating its first anniversary in KwaZulu-Natal today. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Action SA Leader, Herman Mashaba
R360m police health deal scandal sees 12 officers in Pretoria court
Twelve senior police officers and a company director are set to appear in Pretoria Magistrates' Court today, facing corruption charges tied to the R360m Medicare 24 contract. The contract, meant to provide health services for SAPS staff, was cancelled in May 2025 amid allegations of tender irregularities, with links to implicated individuals, including murder accused Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala. Elvis Presslin spoke to Juanita du Preez, Spokesperson for Action Society
SA loses R16.5bn to illicit alcohol as industry urges crackdown
The Drinks Federation of South Africa says illicit alcohol costs the country billions, with an estimated R25 billion annual market value. Illicit trade accounts for 18% of the market, resulting in R16.5 billion in fiscal losses. DF-SA is calling for coordinated action to combat the issue. The federation will participate in the EMEA Security Conference in Cape Town. A Responsible Trade Task Force has been established to tackle the problem. Elvis Presslin spoke to Shamal Ramesar, who is the Head of Research at the Drinks Federation of South Africa (DF-SA)
MK Party seeks urgent court bid to block Batohi-linked public fund payout
The uMkhonto weSizwe, MK Party has approached the High Court in Pretoria on an urgent basis to block what it calls the unlawful release of public funds tied to National Director of Public Prosecutions, Advocate Shamila Batohi. The party claims serious doubts over Batohi's fitness to remain in office and fears she could still pocket a large gratuity payment despite those concerns. Elvis Presslin spoke tp MK Party MP, Mzwanele Manyi
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