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Nongonoko wa Tiko Axi Etleli wa siku ra 28 Nhlangula 2026
Nongonoko wa Tiko Axi Etleli wa siku ra 28 Nhlangula 2026 hi Ernest Timbane
Advocate Bamuza Shirindza u hlela hi ta ku nyikiwa ka Suliman Carrim beyili
North-West businessman, Suliman Carrim, has been granted R100 000 bail by the Pretoria Magistrates' Court. Carrim faces contempt of the Madlanga Commission charges relating to his failure to appear before it. However, he will remain behind bars pending a separate case in Musina, Limpopo, where he faces charges of attempted motor vehicle theft, fraud, uttering and money laundering. Before delivering judgment, the court heard a State application under Section 60(3) of the Criminal Procedure Act for further information to be considered in the bail proceedings. Ernest Timbane u vulavula na Mutivi wa nawu, Advo. Bamuza Shirindza
Xiviko xa ku nyikiwa ka N'wamabindzu wa le North West, Suliman Carrim, beyili.
North-West businessman, Suliman Carrim, has been granted R100 000 bail by the Pretoria Magistrates' Court. Carrim faces contempt of the Madlanga Commission charges relating to his failure to appear before it. However, he will remain behind bars pending a separate case in Musina, Limpopo, where he faces charges of attempted motor vehicle theft, fraud, uttering and money laundering. Before delivering judgment, the court heard a State application under Section 60(3) of the Criminal Procedure Act for further information to be considered in the bail proceedings. Xiviko xi lulamisiwile hi muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Sibahle Motha, Amukelo Ngobeni wa vika
Mutshamaxitulu wa vandla ra UCDP, Samuel Mayimele a andlala switshembo swa vandla swa nhlawulo.
As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability. Ernest Timbane a burisana na Mutshamaxitulu wa vandla ra UCDP, Samuel Mayimele.
Muhluri Chabalala na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hiku pfuriwa ka ndhawu yo hlayela eka yona mimbuyelo ta nhlawulo ya tiko hi IEC.
With just a week to go before South Africans go to the polls on 4 November, the IEC has declared its results system fit for purpose. The Electoral Commission today (28/10) launched the National Results Operations Centre, colloquially known as the ROC, in Midrand Johannesburg. The ROC will serve as the engine room for the capture and release of results from 23 thousand voting stations across the country. It will also serve as the nerve centre for the management and oversight of the electoral process, allowing amongst others, representatives of political parties and independent candidates, as well as the media to monitor the integrity of the polls. Busi Bopela compiled and Muhluri Chabalala reports...
Prof Ntwanano Mathebula ku suka eUniversity ya Mpumalanga a hlela mhaka ya kuva mfumo wu hakela mali yo ringana R2.7 Million ya vuyimeri bya nawu bya Senzo Mchunu.
Acting Police Minister Professor Firoz Cachalia has revealed that the state has paid 2-point-7 million rand for the legal representation of Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, who is currently on special leave. Cachalia was answering a written Parliamentary question from the chairperson of the Police Committee and DA MP, Ian Cameron. He confirms that Mchunu's legal costs are being covered by the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, in line with its State Legal Representation Policy. The policy provides legal representation to members of the executive and other state officials for acts or omissions committed in the course of their official duties. Ernest Timbane a burisana na Prof Ntwanano Mathebula ku suka eUniversity ya Mpumalanga.
Khomixini ya nhlawulo yi simeka ndzhawu leyi ku ngata amukeriwa kona mbuyelo wa nhlawulo
With just a week to go before South Africans go to the polls on 4 November, the IEC has declared its results system fit for purpose. The Electoral Commission today (28/10) launched the National Results Operations Centre, colloquially known as the ROC, in Midrand Johannesburg. The ROC will serve as the engine room for the capture and release of results from 23 thousand voting stations across the country. It will also serve as the nerve centre for the management and oversight of the electoral process, allowing amongst others, representatives of political parties and independent candidates, as well as the media to monitor the integrity of the polls. Ernest Timbane u buranile na David Mandaha ku suka eka Khomixini ya nhlawulo
Kuna swivilelo mayelana na kuva Holobye loyi anga eku wiseni, Senzo Mnchunu aya emahlweni a hola no hakeleriwa tihakelo ta nawu hi mfumo
INTRO: Taxpayers have paid 2-point-7 million rand towards the legal costs of Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, who remains on special leave, while Professor Firoz Cachalia serves as Acting Police Minister. The Chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police, Ian Cameron, says President Cyril Ramaphosa must act to end what he describes as a costly arrangement. Mkhokheli Bandla u lulamise xiviko hi Ntinyiku Maringa.
28 10 2026 AM Africa News compiled and reported by Amukelo Ngobeni
28 10 2026 AM Africa News compiled and reported by Amukelo Ngobeni
28 10 2026 AM Sports News compiled and reported by Ernest Timbane
28 10 2026 AM Sports News compiled and reported by Ernest Timbane
Ntlhontlho wa matirhelo ya Judicial Commission ku tsandzeka ku siva xivandla xa mutirhi ehubyeni ya Electoral Court
(FOCUS: THE JUDICIAL COMMISSION FAILED TO FILL A VACANCY AT THE ELECTORAL COURT) INTRO: The Electoral Court will head into next week's local government elections with a vacancy that the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has failed to fill. Due to no suitable shortlist, the vacancy was not included in the JSC's October interviews. As Sibahle Motha compiled and Muhluri Chabalala reports, concerns were raised about the court's capacity to deal with election disputes......
Vatirhi eka masipalankulu wa doroba ra joni lava nga ehansi ka nhlangano wo yimela vatirhi wa SAMWU va ri va ta ya emahlweni va kombisa ku vilela ku seketela lava nga khomiwa
City of Johannesburg employees affiliated to municipal workers union SAMWU, say they will continue their protest in solidarity with their arrested comrades. They held a protest outside the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court today (Tuesday 27 October) anticipating the appearance in court of the FOURTEEN SAMWU members arrested during their protest along the M1 freeway yesterday. The protest over a wage dispute brought afternoon traffic to a standstill forcing public order police to fire rubber bullets to disperse the crowds. Horisani Sithole compiled and reports…..
28 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced by Ntsakisi Chauke
28 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced by Ntsakisi Chauke
Xandla xa President, Paul Mashatile u vula leswaku ndlela leyi maAfrika Dzonga ya nga xiximaka Oliver Tambo ha yona i ku hanya hi ndlela leyi a hanya hi yona na mikhuva ya yena
Deputy President Paul Mashatile says the greatest tribute that South Africans can pay to struggle icon, Oliver Tambo is to live by the values he embodied. Mashatile was speaking at the OR Tambo wreath laying ceremony in Wattville, east of Johannesburg on Tuesday. Tambo, the longest serving ANC president was born on this day in 1917. And Mashatile said he stood for justice, equality and human dignity. Our Political Correspondent, Ntebo Mokobo compiled and Mkateko Chauke has more.....
Matsalaninkulu wa vandla ra ANC Fikile Mbalula u vula leswaku vandla ri endle hinkwaswu ematimbeni ya rona eka mapfhumba yo gangisela tivhoti
With just days to go to the Local Government Elections, ANC Secretary General, Fikile Mbalula, says they have done they all can for a successful campaign. This is despite the party having encountered some challenges along the way resulting in it having to approach the Constitutional Court, to have over a hundred candidates included on the ballot. Mbalula was speaking in Duncan Village in the Eastern Cape where he was engaging communities ahead of the elections. Hlumisa Qabaka compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports...
Nhlangano wa COSATU wu kombisile kuta seketela mavandla ya ANC na SACP eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga
COSATU says its intensifying its election campaign and mobilisation ahead of the Local Government Elections on the the 4th of November. The federation says the campaign is guided by the resolutions of the federation's 15th National Congress to support both the African National Congress and the South African Communist Party. COSATU has emphasised that its responsibility is to ensure that workers' voices are heard in determining the direction of local government and the broader development path of the country. SABC Economics reporter Naledi Mabitsela-Ngcobo compiled and Ntsakisi Chauke reports....
Professor Temba Sono a hlela nhlawulo wale tikweni ra Israel
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger, Gadi Eisenkot, are both claiming political momentum after yesterday's election. But exit polls suggest neither has secured a clear path to a parliamentary majority. Projections put the rival blocs neck and neck, with neither reaching the 61 seats needed to govern
Dokodela Freeman Mbiza a vulavula hi vhiki ro lemukisa hi Stroke
South Africa observes National Stroke Week from today until 3 November, raising awareness of stroke, a serious health condition affecting many South African citizens. Stroke can be caused by various risk factors, including high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, and unhealthy lifestyle choices. This week aims to educate the public about prevention, recognizing warning signs, and the importance of seeking immediate medical attention.
Mbhuirsano na Hosi Lameck Mokoena hi mhangu ya ku ngheneriwa na ku tlhaveteriwa ka Hosi Light Khoza wa vukosi bya mfumo xivongo wa Jongilanga eXimhungwe eMkhuhlu Mpumalanga
FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Hosi Lameck Mokoena, about CONTRALESA's safety concerns to the Chiefs & Indunas..... INTRO: Hosi Light Khoza of the Jongilanga Tribal Authority in Ximungwe Village, in Mkhuhlu in Bushbuckridge Mpumalanga has been stabbed more than ten times during a house robbery in the early hours of this morning*. The family says four men broke into the home through a window. Mpumalanga police are investigating. It's the second such incident in the area in a month. For more with the reactions and views, we are now joined by CONTRALESA President, Hosi Mathupa Lameck Mokoena.......................
27 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
27 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
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