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08 10 2026 PM Election Debate at Impala Stadium Hall Presented by Ernest Timbane in Phalaborwa and Mixo Mashimbye in Polokwane
08 10 2026 PM Election Debate at Impala Stadium Hall Presented by Ernest Timbane in Phalaborwa and Mixo Mashimbye in Polokwane
Eskom yi vula leswaku ku hlakarhela ka yona eka swa timali na matirhelo swi sungula ku teka xivumbeko xa kahle
Eskom says its financial and operational recovery is beginning to take a structural shape, giving the power utility a stronger platform to drive economic reform and adapt to a changing electricity market. Eskom appeared before Parliament's Electricity and Energy Portfolio Committee to table its annual report for the 2025/26 financial year, reporting a 30-point-three-billion-rand profit. The utility says the improvement comes despite pressure on electricity sales volumes, while government says Eskom's recovery is important to the broader economy. Mkhokheli Bandla u lulamisile xiviko, Ntsakisi Chauke wa vika.
Vaaki eSoweto va komberiwa ku hoxa xandla ku tiyisisa leswaku tindzhawu ta vona ti tshama ti basile
Despite calls from government and politicians to keep our towns and cities clean, some townships continue to resemble dumpsites. Residents in the affected areas blame infrastructure failures and lack of by-law enforcement.They also point to waste management entities that struggles with an aging fleet and failure to pay maintenance contracts including Pikit-up in Johannesburg. Muteki wa mahungu, Ntebo Mokobo u lulamisile xiviko, Muhluri Chabalala wa vika.
Muyimela kulangwa wo ti yimela hi yexe wa ward 24 ehansi ka masipala wa Makhado u andlala switshembiso swakwe swa nhlawulo.
Kulo sala sala makume mbirhi nhungu wa masiku ku yiwa eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga wa lembe ra magidi mbirhi na makume mbirhi ntsevu. Nhlawulo wu languteriwa kuva kona hi nhweti ya Hukuri nyan'waka..Mavandla ya tipolitiki ya karhi ku yima yima ya endla mapfhumba yo gangisela nhlawulo eka timasipala hiku hambana hambana ka tona..A hi mavandla ya tipolitiki ntsena ya nga nghenela nhlawulo kambe na vayimela kulanghwa vo ti yimela hi voxe eka timasipala...Emoyeni hi burisane na muyimela kulangwa woti yimela eka ward 24 eka masipala wa Makhado i nkulukumba Rendani Ronewa Maliaga...
Vandla ra Push For Change ri andlala switshembhiso swa rona swa nhlawulo.
Kulo sala sala makume mbirhi ntsevu wa masiku ku yiwa eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga wa lembe ra magidi mbirhi na makume mbirhi ntsevu..Nhlawulo wu languteriwa kuva kona hi siku ra mune Hukuri Nyanwaka..Mavndla ya tipolitiki yakarhi ku yima yima ya endla mapfhumba yo gangisela nhlawulo eka timasipala hiku hambana hambana ka tona.. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na Adwin Mthombeni ku suka eka vandla.
Ku tumbuluxiwe xiyenge xintshwa xo hlela swikweleti eAfrika
The AU Commission Chairperson, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf says the Africa Credit Rating Agency will contribute towards Africa's dream of achieving financial sovereignty. He says the agency is a major step in advancing African-led institutions, strengthening the continent's position within the global financial architecture and ensuring that Africa's economies are assessed with greater understanding of their realities and potential. Clifford Maringa u burisanile na mutivinkulu wa ikhonomi ku suka eka RMB, Isaah Mhlanga.
Muyimela kulangwa wo ti yimela hi yexe wa ward11 ehansi ka masipala wa Makhado u andlala switshembiso swakwe swa nhlawulo.
: Kulo sala sala makume mbirhi nhungu wa masiku ku yiwa eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga wa lembe ra magidi mbirhi na makume mbirhi ntsevu..Nhlawulo wu languteriwa kuva kona hi nwehti ya Hukuri Nyanwaka..Mavndla ya tipolitiki yakarhi ku yima yima ya endla mapfhumba yo gangisela nhlawulo eka timasipala hiku hambana hambana ka tona..Ahi mavandla ya tipolitiki ntsena ya nga nghenela nhlawulo kambe na vayimela kulangwa vo ti yimela hi voxe eka timasipala...Ernest Timbane u burisanile na Surprise Netshivhangani...
Nkoka wa ku va Afrika Dzonga ri fanele ku ti endlela miri hi roxe
South Africa is moving to strengthen its pharmaceutical independence, with the CSIR's FuturePharma facility launch in Pretoria. The facility aims to reduce the country’s reliance on imported pharmaceutical ingredients by bridging the gap between scientific research and local medicine production, helping to turn South African innovations into products that can be manufactured locally. Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC Nonhlanhla Ntshingila, u lulamisile xiviko xi tisiwa hi Amukelo Ngobeni
Muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa COSATU, Zanele Sabela a vulavula hita migiriko yo macha kuya eka eka swifundzankulu hinkwaswo-eka ku languta eka ''International day for decent work''-
With the 7th of October marking International day for decent work, Labour Federation, Cosatu is staging various provincial marches and pickets. The Gauteng leg will see marches to the mayor's office and massmart stores in Johannesburg and Pretoria to deliver memorandums of demands. The demonstrations are in demand of decent work and an end to retrenchments. Cosatu is also demanding the reinstatement of the nearly 600 workers dismissed by Makro in Gauteng for participating in a legal, protected strike in 2021.
Chief Director wa Government Communication and Information System, Willie Baloyi a vulavula hita vuahluri bya khoto ya vumbiwa mayelana na ti Asylum Seekers
Gauteng Judge President Aubrey Ledwaba has asked a Full Court to provide clarity on how the courts should deal with undocumented asylum seekers who are detained and face deportation. This follows a unanimous Constitutional Court judgment delivered in July in the case involving the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and the Minister of Home Affairs. The Constitutional Court found that parts of the Refugees Act were unconstitutional. It also confirmed that asylum seekers who are undocumented or detained, but who say they want to apply for asylum, cannot simply be turned away or punished for entering the country illegally. The court also ruled that they cannot be detained or deported without being given proper access to the process for determining their refugee status...Ernest Timbane a burisana na Chief Director wa Government Communication and Information System, Willie Baloyi.
Professor Ntwanano Mathebula ku suka eUniversity ya Mpumalanga a hlela vuahluri bya khoto ya vumbiwa mayelana na timhaka ta ti Asylum Seekers
Gauteng Judge President Aubrey Ledwaba has asked a Full Court to provide clarity on how the courts should deal with undocumented asylum seekers who are detained and face deportation. This follows a unanimous Constitutional Court judgment delivered in July in the case involving the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and the Minister of Home Affairs. The Constitutional Court found that parts of the Refugees Act were unconstitutional. It also confirmed that asylum seekers who are undocumented or detained, but who say they want to apply for asylum, cannot simply be turned away or punished for entering the country illegally. The court also ruled that they cannot be detained or deported without being given proper access to the process for determining their refugee status...Ernest Timbane a burisana na Professor Ntwanano Mathebula ku suka eUniversity ya Mpumalanga.
Muhluri Chabalala na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hi migingiriko yo kombisa ku vilela leyi ayiri kona eDurban himhaka vuahluri bya khoto ya vumbiwa bya mayelana na ti Asylum Seekers
INTRO: Police had to fire stun grenades at demonstrators outside the Department of Home Affairs' Refugee Reception Centre in Durban. This follows clashes between protesters and police after demonstrators were trying to gain entry to the centre. Police formed a human shield outside the facility to prevent protesters from entering, while Home Affairs officials continue processing asylum applications from foreign nationals inside the centre. About 150 asylum seekers from Bangladesh, Somalia and Ethiopia were processed while the remaining 3-hundred applicants outside were asked to leave in the morning due to rising tensions. Khalesakhe Mbhense/Muhluri Chabalala reports.....
Bangi ya le xikarhi yi humesa vuxokoxoko mayelana na xiyimo lexi nga kona xa ku tlakuka ka minxavo ya mafurha
The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Review notes that the destruction of oil refineries amid the ongoing geopolitical tension will keep fuel prices elevated long after peace is restored. Its comments come as South Africans contend with higher fuel prices which have seen a litre of petrol climbing up to 30-rands today. The bank has noted – with serious concern the higher diesel prices and the extent to which fuel prices continue to shape inflation expectations. Fuel inflation has increased by nearly 25-percent in the second quarter of this year. Muteki wa mahungu Naledi Mabitsela-Ngcobo, Ntsakisi Chauke wa vika
Xiviko hi Amukelo Ngobeni eka ku simekiwa ka Research Agenda hi ndzawulo ya rihanyu e Mpumalanga
The Mpumalanga Department of Health has officially launched its research agenda. This will help the health sector in the province strengthen research and identify areas that need specific focus. This comes after researchers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and different organisations attended the Provincial Health Research Day, held in the City of Mbombela in Mpumalanga.
Ndzawulo ya rihanyu e Mpumalanga yi simeka ximfumu research agenda ku pfuna eka xiyenge xa rihanyu.
The Mpumalanga Department of Health has officially launched its research agenda. This will help the health sector in the province strengthen research and identify areas that need specific focus. This comes after researchers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and different organisations attended the Provincial Health Research Day, held in the City of Mbombela in Mpumalanga.
Vaaki eNorth West va la ti masipala ku tumbuluxa swivandla swa mintirho
Residents across the North West, are not only concerned about poor service delivery, but are also calling on municipalities to do more to create a conducive environment for job opportunities and economic growth. Some leading political parties have included job creation in their election manifestos. In their manifesto, the African National Congress promises to create one million jobs training and enterprise opportunities over five years in ANC-led municipalities. On the other hand, the Democratic Alliance, focuses on growing local economies by supporting small businesses and informal traders, while the Economic Freedom Fighters, has also outlined job creation and plans to strengthen capacity within municipalities. Muteki wa mahungu Tebogo Phakedi u lulamisile xiviko, Ntwanano Vuma vika
Mbhurisano na Theo Malele wa nhlanganano wa mathekisi wa National Taxi Alliance hi ku sola na ku vilerisiwa hi ku tlakuka na ku gonya ka nxavo wa mafurha
FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Theo Malele, about the meaning of fuel hikes to the NTA's taxi industry..... INTRO: The National Taxi Alliance (NTA), says it expected to meet with relevant government officials yesterday to seek relief following the announcement of the latest fuel price increases. Fuel prices, rose sharply from midnight with petrol expected to increase by between three-rand-12 and three-rand-33 cents per litre, depending on the grade. Diesel rose by between two-rand-84-cents and three-rand-24-cents per litre, while illuminating paraffin will increase by four-rand-77-cents per litre. The NTA, says if they do not receive any assistance, operators may be forced to increase taxi fares. For more reactions and views on this story, we are now joined by National Taxi Alliance (NTA), national spokesperson, Mr. Theo Malele...
Ndzawulo ya vuxaka ta matiko mambe yi le hansi ka ntshikelelo wa kuva yi hlamusela palamende hi mali leyi tiko ra Afrika Dzonga ri kolotiwaka hi matiko mambe
The Department of International Relations and Co-operation has come under pressure to provide Parliament with a clear picture of money owed to South Africa by foreign countries. DIRCO appeared before the Standing Committee on Appropriations to brief MPs on efforts to recover the outstanding debts, including money owed to South African Airways by Zimbabwe. But MPs say they were left without crucial information on who owes what, how old the debts are, and when South Africa can expect to be paid. Mkhokheli Bandla u lulamisile xiviko, Muhluri Chabalala wa vika
07 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced Ntsakisi Chauke
07 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced Ntsakisi Chauke
Minxavo ya mafurha yi languteriwa ku tlakuka
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources has announced increases all Fuel types from wednesday, with petrol expected to increase by between three-rand-12 and three-rand-33 cents per litre, depending on the grade. Diesel to increase by between two-rand-84-cents and three-rand-24-cents per litre, while illuminating paraffin will increase by four-rand-77-cents per litre. For more on this story, we are now joined by an Economist, Vince Ndove
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