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Mahungu na swibumabumelo swa xipikara xa palamende Thoko Didiza na xandla xa yena Dr Anelie Lotriet hi nkoka wa nhlayiseko na nsirhelelo eka miako na switirhisiwa swa palamende
FOCUS: (SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND HER DEPUTY HELD A DISCCUSION WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY GALLERY ASSOCIATION YESTERDAY IN CAPE TOWN.) INTRO: National Assembly Speaker, Thoko Didiza, says there's an urgent need for security within the Parliamentary precinct to be heightened further. Parliament confirmed over the weekend that a man in his 30s was apprehended after unlawfully entering the precinct compromising security. Both the Speaker and her Deputy Dr. Annelie Lotriet held an engagement with the Parliamentary Gallery Association, on various issues regarding Parliament. Abongwe Kobokana compiled and Clifford Maringa reports...
Ntshamo wa le khoto ya le henhla wa namuntlha hi xikombelo xa vandla ra ya EFF na Legal Professionals Associations hi ku ntlhonthlantlhontlhana na matirhelo ya komiti ya Section 89 Impeachment Committee
FOCUS: SECTION89 IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE AGAINTS EFF AND ALPA IN COURT INTRO: The Western Cape High Court will today hear applications brought by the EFF and the African Legal Professionals Association challenging the decision of the Section 89 Impeachment Committee to rescind the recommendation of Adv Thandazani Madonsela as its evidence leader. The two want the court to declare the decision unlawful and set it aside. Yamkela Mtshiyo compiled and Amukelo Ngiobeni reports..
Vuhleri bya Azania Mnisi hi xiyimo xa vugevenga emakhotsweni yanwana na vumbhoni bya khomixinara wa makhotso kwala Afrika Dzonga Makgothi Thobakgale emahlweni ka ntshamo wa Madlanga Commssion
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Azania Mnisi, about the crimes in prisons and Commissioner M Thobakgale's evidence at Madlanga Commission....... INTRO Correctional Services Commissioner Makgothi Thobakgale says there are gangs referred to as 'The Big 5' and 'The Air Force' that operate in prisons. He says 'The Big Five' operates mostly in Limpopo, the North West and Mpumalanga. He says 'The Air Force' specialises in escapes. With the drugs, the 26s would run the market. The 28s would handle logistics." Correctional Services Commissioner Makgothi Thobakgale says the 26s, 27s and 28s prison gangs plan among themselves how they operate. Ku yisa emahalweni hungu leri hi vuhleri, emoyeni hi burisana na mutivi wa ti mhaka ta vurindzi Nkulukumba Azania Mnisi...
Vuhleri bya Masingita Mkhawane hi xiboho xa ku hundzisela emahlweni nhlengeletano ya ku hlawula vurhangeri nbya nhlangano wa ku yimela vatirhi wa COSATU
FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Masingita Mkhawane, about the 2026 COSATU's Elective Congress......... INTRO: The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), says it will reconvene its National Congress in a month following the collapse of its 15th National Congress this week. The federation was forced to adjourn the congress after affiliate unions refused to submit credentials in retaliation against the suspension of Costatu's first president Mike Shingange by his union NEHAWU. COSATU's executive committee emphasised that the federation's constitution allows for a congress to be reconvened a month after adjournment. Cosatu incurred costs of around 12-million-rand for the congress. COSATU has emphasised that its constitution compels it to adjourn a congress if it fails to meet the requisite numbers of union representation according to the credentials provided. COSATU President Zingiswa Losi says a reconvened congress automatically forms a quorum and may take place with or without the submission of credentials. Losi confirmed that Cosatu spent around twelve-million-rand towards hosting its failed National Congress. The federation's central executive committee has called on all affiliates to approach the reconvening of congress in the spirit of unity, discipline and collective responsibility. For more with the latest developments on this story with analytical and political views, we are now joined by political analyst Mr Masingita Mkhawane............
Vumbhoni bya khomixinara wa makhotso Makgothi Thobakgale na vumbhoni byinwana hi xiyimo xa vugevenga emakhotsweni yanwana kwala Afrika Dzonga emahlweni ka ntshamo wa Madlanga Commission
INTRO: The Madlanga Commission marked a year on Thursday since it was established by President Cyril Ramaphosa in 2025. Its Chairperson, Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga, used the occasion to reflect on the evidence presented before the Inquiry. He raised concerns about emerging evidence indicating serious criminality within the criminal justice system. Since its establishment, the Commission has heard evidence from 110 witnesses over 174 days. Sibahle Motha compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports.........
Xiboho xa vandla ra ANC eka xifundzhankulu xa North West ku hlongola na ku hambana na swirho swa kwalomu ka 17
INTRO: The ANC in North West has expelled 17 members who have defected to other parties or decided to contest the upcoming local government elections as independent candidates. Some of them are currently serving as councillors in respective municipalities across the province. According to the ANC, these councillors continue to work against the organisation both in council and in communities, discrediting the organisation and harming its electoral base. Our Reporter Thabiso Moss have compiled this report by Mixo Mashimbye.......
Mbhurisano na Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba hi mhangu ya ku balesela na ku dlaya xikanwe ku ringeta ku dlaya ePetanenge ekusuhi na Nkowankowa eLimpopo
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba, about the murder & attempted murder incident at Petanenge Village near Tzaneen in Limpopo..... INTRO: Limpopo police are searching for an unknown gunman following the killing of a 40-year-old man at Petanenge outside Tzaneen. Police say the intruder shot the man in the chest and head. Police spokesperson Malesela Ledwaba says the deceased's son sustained injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Ku twa mahungu ya ku andlaleka hi hungu leri, emoyeni hi amukela muvulavuleri wa maphorisa eLimpopo Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba..
Mbhurisano na Javu Baloyi wa khomixi ya timhaka ta rimbewu hi ku khukmbheka na swibumabumelo swa khomixini ya CGE mayelana na ku dlayiwa na ku kumeka ka mintsumbu ya vamanana etindzhawini tinwana eka xifundzhankulu xa Gauteng
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Javu Baloyi, about the CGE's views & reaction on the incidents of killed and murdered women in SA........ @ INTRO: Fear and anxiety are mounting among women in Ekurhuleni following the discovery of yet another female body. The number of women killed in a series of brutal attacks since July in Ekurhuleni has risen to nine. Some of the victims found in different parts of the metro, were decomposed and others showing signs of violence. The latest victim was a woman believed to be in her early 20s, whose body was discovered in the bushes near a railway line in Villa Liza Extension Four, Boksburg, in the early hours of Thursday. For women living in the affected areas, the killings have also heightened concerns about their own safety. Authorities are now investigating whether some of the cases could be connected. Deputy National Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili, says forensic evidence will be key in determining whether the latest murder is linked to the other cases. But as investigators work to establish links between the cases, another woman's death has added to the growing anxiety among women and communities across Ekurhuleni. For more on the importance and views regarding 'Women's Month', we are now joined by National Commission for Gender Equality spokesperson Mr. Javu Baloyi.......
Mbhurisano na Elijah Mhlanga hi swisolo na swikombelo swa mfumo wa xifundzhankulu xa Gauteng mayelana na ku dlayiwa na ku kumeka ka mintsumbu ya vamanana etindzhawini tinwana eka xifundzhankulu
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Elijah Mhlanga, about the Gauteng government's concerns on the killings & murders of women at some areas in the province....... INTRO: Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the perpetrators or perpetrator behind the murders of several women in Ekurhuleni have declared war on the state. This follows the discovery of the ninth body in Villa Liza township in Boksburg this morning. A passerby discovered the half naked body of the woman.Panyaza Lesufi says they've increased resources including using technology to try and find those behind the spate of murders in Ekurhuleni. Ku yisa emahlweni na hungu leri, emoyeni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa mfumu wa xifundzakulu xa Gauteng nkulukumba Elijah Mhlanga...
Mbhurisano na Advocate Gezani Maluleke hi swikombelo na swibumabumelo swa xigwevo xa rifu kwala Afrika Dzonga
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Advocate Gezani Maluleke, about the advantages & disadvantages of Death Penalty..... INTRO: Parliament's International Relations Portfolio Committee Chairperson, Supra Mahumapelo says he is aware that a majority of South Africans will vote in favour of a referendum to allow capital punishment, due to burning issues in the country. He was a panellist at one of the workshops at the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary conference. Parliament is hosting the six-day conference, which brings together 800 Parliamentarians from Commonwealth nations. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, emoyeni hi burisana na Mutivi wa nawu Advocate Gezani Maluleke..
Nhlangano wo yimela vatirhi COSATU wu ta tlhela wu khoma nhlengeletano nakambe endzhaku ka nhweti
The federation was forced to adjourn the congress after affiliate unions refused to submit credentials in retaliation against the suspension of Costatu's first president Mike Shingange by his union NEHAWU. COSATU's executive committee emphasized that the federation's The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) says it will reconvene its National Congress in a month following an abrupt adjournment two days early. constitution allows for a congress to be reconvened a month after adjournment. COSATU President Zingiswa Losi says a reconvened congress automatically forms a quorum and can take place with or without the submission of credentials. Clifford Maringa u burisane na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wo yimela vatirhi Cosatu, Zanele Sabela.
Swi endla lembe khomixini ya Madlanga yi simekiwile
It's been almost a year since the Madlanga Commission was established by President Cyril Ramaphosa, following Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's controversial media briefing on 6 July 2025. During the briefing, Mkhwanazi made allegations of criminal infiltration within law enforcement agencies and political interference in these institutions.Since its establishment, the Commission has heard evidence from more than 100 witnesses and has made a number of recommendations and referrals for further investigation.Sibahle Motha takes a look at a year of evidence and allegations before the Madlanga Commission. Clifford Maringa u burisana na muhleri wa tipolotiki, Magic Nkhwashu.
Vuhleri bya mhaka ya tiko ra US ya ku simeka swipimelo swa swilaveko swa ku endzela etikweni eka swirho swin'wani swa mfumu wa Afrika-Dzonga
The US has announced a new visa restriction policy targeting foreign nationals it says are involved in certain laws and policies in South Africa. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the restrictions can apply to individuals that Washington determines to be responsible for or complicit in measures enabling what he says are uncompensated land seizures, race-based discrimination or incitement of violence against racial or ethnic minorities. The South African government has consistently rejected the central premise of Washington's concerns. In the latest attack against South Africa, the State Department says Pretoria has failed to adequately address concerns that Washington had previously raised. The US move is expected to further strain relations between the two countries. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na Muhleri wa tipolitiki ta misava, Tsundzuka Hakamela
Vandla ra ANC ari humelelangi eka ku ntlhontlha IEC hi mhaka ya mavito ya vayimela ku langwa loko haha kongome eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga
The ANC has lost its case in the Electoral Court in Bloemfontein in the Free State. The matter between the ANC and the IEC was brought after the party cited technical glitches on the commission's system for failing to submit its list of over 180 councilor candidates for the November polls. Justice Lebogang Modiba is expected to give reasons on the dismissal in the next few days. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na muhleri wa tipolotiki, Profesa Ntwanano Mathebula
IEC yi tivisa hi nxaxamelo wa mavandla na vayimela ku langwa eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga wa lembe ra 2026
The Electoral Commission has noted the ANC's intention to appeal the Electoral Court's judgment over the candidate submission dispute. The Commission's Chief Electoral Officer, Sy Mamabolo, says the electoral justice mechanism allows for aggrieved political parties and candidates to go to superior courts to vindicate their rights. He was speaking in Centurion on the finalization of the candidate lists ahead of the November municipal polls. The ANC lost its court bid against the IEC following the exclusion of about 181 of its candidates from contesting the upcoming elections. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na Dlayani Shingange ku suka eka IEC.
Maphorisa ya tshembisa ndziho wa 400 wa magidi ya tirhadi ku ya eka loyi a nga pfunaka hi vuxokoxoko bya ku dlawa ka vaxisati va nhungu
Police have offered a cash reward of 400-thousand rand for anyone who would come forward with information that could lead to arrests in the Ekurhuleni murder cases. This reward offer was announced by police during a media briefing on measures to apprehend the perpetrators of the Ekurhuleni killings. This comes after the bodies of eight women were found in the Ekurhuleni Municipal area in less than two months. Police say although they do not want to treat the cases as linked incidents, until investigations prove otherwise, they need every help they can get. our reporter Horisani Sithole compiled and Ntsakisi Chauke has more
Mbhurisano na Theo Malele wa nhlanagano wa tithekisi wa NTA hi swikoxo na swibumabumelo swa vona ku ya eka holobye wa ndzawulo ya ntleketlo Barbra Creecy
FOCUS: The presenter Interviews Theo Malele, about the NTA's concerns & demands to the Transport Department in SA..... INTRO: The National Taxi Alliance- has accused Transport Minister Barbara Creecy, of failing the minibus taxi industry. The alliance says the costs including fuel, and vehicle finance have become unbearable- while operators cannot increase taxi fares. The NTA- is demanding a fuel rebate for 12- months and a subsidy that follows commuters. The alliance has given the minister 14- days to respond or face a national protest march if no action is taken. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, emoyeni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa mathekisi wa National Taxi Alliance (NTA) nkulukumba Theo Malele ....
Mbhurisano na President wa nhlangano wa tihosi wa CONTRALESA Hosi Lameck Mokena hi nkoka wa nhlengeletano ya Mpumalanga Traditional Leaders Indaba eMbombela eMpumalanga
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Hosi Lameck Mokoena, about the importance of 'Mpumalanga Traditional Leaders Indaba' in Mbombela in Mpumalanga........ INTRO: The Mpumalanga MEC for Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs, Speedy Mashilo, has called on amakhosi to guard against the growing incidents of illegal occupation of land in their areas. Mashilo made this call on the first day of the provincial Traditional Leaders Indaba in Mbombela. The indaba is aimed at strengthening relations between traditional leaders and government. It also seeks to highlight the role that traditional leaders ought to play in improving their communities. Hi ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, emoyeni hi burisana na President wa nhlangano wa tihosi wa Contralesa Hosi Lameck Mokoena....
Mbhurisano na vuhleri bya Azania Mnisi hi ku suriwa ka swihehlo swa milandzu ehenhla ka General F Masemola na timhangu ta ku kumiwa ka mintsumbu etindzhawini ta Kempton Park na le kusuhi eJohannesburg eGauteng
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Azania Mnisi, about the analytical views on dropped charges against General F Masemola & the Kempton Park killings ...... INTRO: The NPA is to withdraw all charges against National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola following a review ordered by National Director of Public Prosecutions Advocate Andy Mothibi. Masemola was initially charged and arrested by the Independent Directorate Against Corruption for alleged violations of the Public Finance Management Act, relating to concerns over compliance with public finance regulations. The NDPP found that there were not reasonable prospects of a successful prosecution after considering the investigation, the Case Assessment Panel's report and an independent Senior Counsel's opinion. The NPA has indicated that the matter will be reported for further scrutiny to determine whether there was any misconduct in the assessment, enrolment and handling of the case. Hi ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, emoyeni hi burisana na Muhleri wa swa vugevenga, Nkulukumba Azaniah Mnisi.......
Swibumabumelo swa ntlimbo na ku kokelana exikarhi ka vandla ra ANC na khomiximni ya IEC ehubyeni ya Electoral Court mayelana na vuxokoxoko bya mintsariso ya vayimela ku langhiwa
ANC IEC ( For All AM Shows - Own Translation ) Focus : Ntebo Mokobo ( Politics : 16-09-26 ) Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein will hand down judgment in the ANC-IEC candidates battle later this morning. INTRO : Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein will hand down judgment in the ANC-IEC candidates submission battle later this morning. Judgment was reserved last night after two and half hours of legal wrangling which stems from the ANC's alleged failure to submit its councillor candidates for the November 4 local polls. The party cited a technical glitch on the IEC system which prevented it from submitting over 180 of candidates during the August 28 deadline. The IEC had since refuted the claim. Our Politics Report Ntebo Mokobo compiled and Wisani Manganyi has more.... FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Ntebo Mokobo, about the ANC vs IEC candidate list court battle at the Electoral Court........ INTRO: The ANC and the IEC will battle it out at the Electoral Court over candidates nomination later this afternoon. The party says a technical glitch in the IEC's system prevented the submission of some its councillor candidate lists for the November 4 local government polls before the 5pm deadline last month. It says the names were captured, but were not submitted due to the IEC's technical problems. Earlier ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula said their case is not an attack on the electoral body but a matter of law. For more with an update, we are now joined by our SABC reporter covering the meeting for us and our listeners Mr. Ntebo Mokobo......
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