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Mfumu wu vula leswaku wu lunghekile ku lawula migingiriko yo macha hi siku ra 30 June etindhawini ta Afrika-Dzonga
Acting Police Commissioner Firoz Cachalia- says that the deployment of the South African Police Service members, during expected protests on Tuesday, is not aimed at preventing lawful demonstrations. He was speaking at a police parade in KZN, ahead of the June 30th operational deployment. Ntwanano Vuma a vulavula na Muvulavuleri wa mfumu wa Afrika-Dzonga, William Baloyi
Ndzawulo ya timhaka ta xikaya yi nyika xiviko xa matirhelo ya yona ku sukaela ku sungurile migingiriko yo tlherisela vaaki va matiko mambe eka rikwavo.
Zimbabweans outside the the country's Consulate in Cape Town have been moved to the Department of Home Affairs in Epping where they are being processed to facilitate their repatriation. They say they fear for their safety ahead of June 30th planned protests against undocumented foreign nationals. Over a thousand people are being processed. The Disaster Risk Management Centre has dispatched trucks and mini-buses to facilitate their move to Epping. Zimbabwean national, Darlington Ncube, says they have been sleeping outside in the rain overnight...Ntwanano Vuma spoke to the Chairperson of home affair portfolio committee Musa Chabane...
Maphorisa ya xifundzhankulu xa Mpumalanga ya lulamerile ku ya lawula xiyimo naku tiyisisa vuhlayiseki hi siku ra makume nharhu ra Nhweti ya Khotavuxika.
Some of the foreign nationals from Banglaheshi who run spaza shops in Kaboweni township near Whiteriver, Mpumalanga say they are concerned ahead of Tuesday's protests against undocumented foreign national. The Bangladeshi immigrants say they have proper documentation- however they still fear for their lives. One of the concerned foreign nationals is Hossain Alamgir...Ntwanano Vuma spoke to police spokesperson Brigadier Donald Mdluli...
Mfumu wa Gauteng wu vula leswaku wu lunghekile ku ya lawula migingiriko yo kombisa ku vilela hi ti 30 June
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has led a multi-disciplinary State of Readiness Parade at Durban's North Beach, where police officers and other security personnel have been deployed ahead of the 30 June demonstrations. The parade, attended by Premier Thami Ntuli and acting Provincial Police Commissioner Major General Phumelele Makoba, is aimed at showcasing the province's readiness to maintain law and order during the planned marches. Cachalia reminded police of their responsibilities. Mixo Mashimbye u vulavula na Muvulavuleri wa mfumu wa Gauteng, Elijah Mhlanga.
Xandla xa Holobye wa maphorisa Cassel Mathale a vulavula hiku lulamela ka maphorisa ku langutiwe eka makungu lawa ya nga kona ya migingiriko yo kombisa ku vilelela hi siku ra vumakume-nharhu Khotavuxika
Deputy Police Minister, Cassel Mathale, has told police officers in Bloemfontein in the Free State to deal decisively with undocumented foreign nationals. He says South Africa is not a playground for criminality and that police have to protect South Africans who will be marching on 30 June. He was speaking at the parade held at Bobbies Park in Bloemfontein to kick off security operations ahead of expected marches on Tuesday. Mathale says he wants to debunk the belief that police are reinforcing security against South Africans.
Matirhelo ya ndzawulo ya xikaya na swiyenge swinwana na nhlengeletano ya vona eKwa Zulu Natal hi xiyimo xa vukona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga
INTRO: The Department of Home Affairs says most foreign nationals who are in South Africa illegally did not enter through porous borders. Instead, they arrived legally but remained in the country after their permits expired. The department says says many foreign nationals use provisions of the Refugees Act to avoid deportation when authorities attempt to enforce immigration laws. Speaking at a summit on undocumented foreign nationals in Durban, Home Affairs chief director - Sihle Mthiyane - has said South Africa does not have a refugee crisis, noting that fewer than 150-thousand people currently have refugee status in the country. Celumusa Zulu compiled and Ntsakisi Chauke reports . .
Vuhleri bya Magic Nkhwashu hi swibumabumelo swa vandla ra EFF swa ku tiyisisa ku pfumala ntshembho hi matirhelo ya xipikara xa palamende Thoko Didiza
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Magic Nkhwashu, about EFF's filed motion of no confidence against National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza........ INTRO: The EFF has filed a motion of no confidence in National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza. The motion is in the name of EFF leader Julius Malema. This follows the decision by the Speaker not to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent interdict application in the Western Cape High Court aiming to halt the impeachment process over the Phala Phala matter. The Impeachment Committee had resolved to oppose the President's application and the Speaker has been criticised for not protecting the independence of Parliament. Vandla ra EFF ri humese xiringanyeto xaku pfumala tshembo eka xipikara xale palamende Thoko Didiza. leswi swi landzela hi xiboho xa Xipkira xoka xinga slwisanai na xiboho xa President Cyril Ramaphosa xa xihahtla ku sivela ma endlo ya komiti yo menula eka ti mhaka ta Purasi ra Phala phala Emoyeni hi burisana na muhleri wa tipolotiki, Nkulukumba Magic Nkhwashu........
Makungu ya matirhelo ya nhlangano wa National Taxi Alliance hi nkarhi wa migingiriko ya ku kombisa ku vilela ku bakanyelo etlhelo vokona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga hi nomo wa Theo Malele
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Theo Malele, about National Taxi Alliance's operational plans towards some anti-immigrant groups' expected mass protests against undocumented foreign nationals next week Tuesday (30/01/2026)..... INTRO: The National Taxi Alliance (NTA), has called on taxi operators not to leave commuters stranded on June 30th. This as anti-immigrant groups are expected to embark on mass protests calling on undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country. NTA, made the call ahead of the planned protests next Tuesday. NTA, says its members will not be part of the planned protests. For more on this story with the views from the National Taxi Association (NTA), we are now joined by the spokesperson of National Taxi Alliance (NTA) Mr Theo Malele .....
Mbhurisano na Percy Nhau wa nhlangano wa Siyafana Sonke hi swivilelo na swibumabumelo swa vona hi xiyimo na mintlhontlho ya vukona bya vahlampfa kwala Afrika Dzonga
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Percy Nhau, about 'Siyafana Sonke's accusation against government alleged failure on the immigrants situation in SA...... INTRO: A coalition of more than 160 civil society organisations has accused the government of failing to respond strongly enough to the growing crisis of xenophobic violence, forced removals, intimidation, and displacement of migrants across the country. The Siyafana Sonke Action Campaign met with representatives from the Presidency and the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Cluster on Thursday evening, where it demanded urgent intervention ahead of the June 30 deadline being pushed by anti-migrant groups. The campaign said the meeting exposed what it described as a "woefully inadequate" state response, particularly on the humanitarian crisis facing migrants who have fled their homes in fear of violence. The meeting was attended by a national delegation from Siyafana Sonke coalition members, led by activist Mametlwe Sebei, and representatives from the departments of Justice and Constitutional Development, Home Affairs, Education, Defence and Military Veterans, and Labour. Mihlanganbo yo ringana 160 leyi nga hlangana yiva nynadzayinwe va hehla mfumu ku tsandzeka ku angula eka xirilo xa madzolonga eka vahlapfa, ku susiwa hi nkanu, ku chavisela no susuwa eka swiphemu swin'wana swa tiko. Vuyimeri bya Hlangano wa Siyafana Sonke wu hlangane na ofisi ya president , vululami, kusivela vugevenga na vurindzi tolo na madyambu. Emoyeni hi amukela Nkulukmba Percy Nhau ku suka eka nhlangano wa Siyafana Sonke.....
Makungu ya matirhelo ya maphorisa na swiyenge swinwana hi ku langutisana na migingiriko ya ku bakanyela etlhelo vukona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga
(FOCUS: LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES GET THEIR MARCHING ORDERS FOR JUNE 30TH ) INTRO: Government will not tolerate xenophobia, vigilantism or violence during the planned demonstrations on 30 June. Police Deputy Minister, Polly Boshielo has issued law enforcement agencies with their marching orders. Boshielo says officers must protect the constitutional right to peaceful protest while preventing criminality. She addressed members during a multidisciplinary law enforcement parade at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg. Our reporter, Culvin Mabasa compiled and Wisani Manganyi has more….
Makungu ya maphorisa ya Gauteng hi siku ra 30 Khotavuxika 2026.
Gauteng Provincial Commissioner Liuetenant General Tommy Mthombeni has warned that anyone inciting violence or breaking the law during anti-illegal immigration protests on June 30 will be traced and arrested as police deploy helicopters, drones and more than 33000 CCTV Cameras accross the province. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na Khomixinara wa maphorisa ya xifundzhankulu xa Gauteng, Lieutenant-General Tommy Mthombeni.
Vandla ra EFF ri bumabumela xiringanyeto xo pfumala ntshembho ehenhleni ka xipikara xa palamende, Thoko Didiza.
The EFF has filed a motion of no confidence in National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza. The motion is in the name of EFF leader Julius Malema. This follows the decision by the Speaker not to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent interdict application in the Western Cape High Court aiming to halt the impeachment process over the Phala Phala matter. The Impeachment Committee had resolved to oppose the President's application and the Speaker has been criticised for not protecting the independence of Parliament. Eenest Timbane u burisanile na Anthony Matumba ku suka eka vandla ra EFF.
Nhlangano wa Vatsonga Machangana va macha kuya etihofisini ya khomixini ya timfanelo ta ximunhu.
The group known as vaTsonga Machangana hope the public are aware of them being South African citizens, as well. They marched to the Offices of the Human Rights Commission in Parktown to hand over a memorandum of demands. Accordingly, this protest is against what they describe as the vilification of their tribe by anti-illegal immigration groups. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na mukondleteri wa nhlangano wa Vatsonga Machangana.
Mavonelo ya komiti ya le palamende eka timhaka ta matiko xikaya mayelana na migignirko yo tlheriseriwa ka vahlampfa eka rikwavo.
The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration has announced plans to expand the jurisdiction of the Musina Refugee Reception Office in Limpopo to include the verification of foreign nationals. This is to expedite the deportation and repatriation processes amid rising tensions over illegal immigration. The committee has briefed in Pretoria on its approach to migration management. Committee chairperson and Justice Minister, Mamoloko Kubayi, says as of yesterday, over 15-thousand Malawian nationals had been processed for deportation and repatriations. Ernest Timbane u burisanile na mutshami wa xitulu wa komiti ya le palamende ya ndzawulo ya timhaka ta matiko xikaya, Mosa Chabane.
Vuhleri bya Magic Nkhwashu hi nkoka wa nhlayiseko na nsirhelelo hi ku langutisana na migingiriko ya ku kombisa ku vilela ku lwisana na vukona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga
INTRO: President Cyril Ramaphosa defended government's efforts to tackle illegal immigration, strengthen law enforcement and address instability within the country's security agencies. Responding to oral questions in the National Council of Provinces, the President also moved to re-assure South Africans ahead of calls to action against undocumented migrants on June 30. Ramaphosa says government remains focused on maintaining stability, while rooting out corruption and criminality within the state. For analysis we are now joined on the line by a political analyst - Mr Magic Nkhwashu.......................
Ntirhisano wa maphorisa na swiyenge swa vurindzi leswi nga riki swa mfumo hi ku langutisana na migingiriko ya ku kombisa ku vilela ku lwisana na vukona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga
INTRO: The South African Police Service says it will work with private security to ensure that the expected 30th of June mass protests against undocumented migrants continue peacefully. Acting Police Commissioner, Puleng Dimpane made the announcement at a joint media briefing with members of private security in Centurion, Pretoria. She says the 2021 July unrest provided authorities with valuable lessons and they are using joint intelligence and resources to ensure that history never repeats itself. Horisani Sithole compiled and Ntsakisi Chauke reports….
Vumbhoni bya nwamabindzu tlhelo muhehliwa hi matirhelo ya vuhlori Tumelo Nku emahlweni ka ntshamo wa Madlanga Commission
NOTE: Commission continues hearings on Friday 26 June INTRO: Businessman and alleged informer, Tumelo Nku, has been questioned about carrying more than 60-thousand rand in cash on the day of the Aeroton drug bust. In July 2021, police intercepted more than 700 kilogrammes of cocaine in the south of Johannesburg. Nku, together with two police officers and a traffic official, were among the first people at the scene of the drug bust. He has also been questioned about how he obtained information relating to the drug consignment and the expertise he claims enabled him to do so. Sibahle Motha compiled and Clifford Maringa reports.......
Makungu ya matirhelo ya nhlangano wa SANTACO hi ku langutisana na migingiriko ya ku kombisa ku vilela ku lwisana na vukona bya vahlampfa handle ka maphepha kwala Afrika Dzonga hi nomo wa Rebecca Phala
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Mmatshikhidi Rebecca Phala, about SANTACO's operational plans towards some anti-immigrant groups' expected mass protests against undocumented foreign nationals next week Tuesday (30/01/2026)..... INTRO: Taxi association The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO), has called on taxi operators not to leave commuters stranded on June 30th. This as anti-immigrant groups are expected to embark on mass protests calling on undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country. SANTACO made the call after meeting with the SAPS management in Pretoria ahead of the planned protests next Tuesday. SANTACO President Abnar Tsebe, says its members will not be part of the planned protests. For more on this story with the views from the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO), we are now joined by Ms. Rebecca Mmatshikhidi Phala, from the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO).....
Swibumabumelo swa ntwanano wa vachuchisi va mfumo na vayimeri va muhehliwa Vusimusi Cat Matlala lowu nga ta fambisana na xigwevo xa yena
MATLALA-pkg INTRO: Judgment in the multimillion-rand Medicare24 fraud case involving Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala is expected to be delivered next Wednesday at the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria. Matlala has pleaded guilty to all charges and entered into a plea and sentencing agreement with the State. However, Magistrate Ignatius du Preez says he still needs time to consider the proposed sentence and the evidence before the court before determining whether the agreement is fair and just. Sphiwe Mkhize compiled and Wisani Manganyi has more…….
Maphorisa ya Limpopo ya kombela vaaki ku tshika ku teka nawu va wu veka emavokweni ya vona
Limpopo police authorities say they will intensify deployment ahead of the June 30th deadline set by the March on March Movement for undocumented migrants to leave the country. In the past two weeks, the Beitbridge Border Post has processed thousands of migrants being repatriated to their home countries. Police commissioner, Thembi Hadebe, has called on residents to desist from taking the law into their own hands...Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa maphorisa exifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo.
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