In a stunning turn of events, Donald Trump has secured the 2024 US presidential election, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. This marks Trump's return to the nation's highest office four years after losing the 2020 election. Despite facing numerous challenges, including two presidential impeachments, a criminal conviction, and multiple criminal charges, Trump's campaign resonated with the American people. For South Africa, Trump's victory may have significant implications. To shed light on those implications Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Tessa Dooms

In a stunning turn of events, Donald Trump has secured the 2024 US presidential election, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. This marks Trump's return to the nation's highest office four years after losing the 2020 election. Despite facing numerous challenges, including two presidential impeachments, a criminal conviction, and multiple criminal charges, Trump's campaign resonated with the American people. For South Africa, Trump's victory may have significant implications. To shed light on those implications Elvis Presslin spoke to Political Analyst, Tessa Dooms

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Analysis: Donald Trump secures 2024 US presidential election

A suspected foodborne illness outbreak has struck Tamaho Primary School in Katlehong, Gauteng, affecting 110 learners who consumed samp. 98 learners have been discharged, while 12 remain under medical care. Since February 2024, there have been 207 reported cases, resulting in 10 tragic deaths, mostly in Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg, Tshwane, and Sedibeng districts. In response to the growing crisis, the Gauteng Provincial Government convened an emergency Executive Council meeting yesterday to address the issue. Elvis Presslin spoke to Sizwe Pamla, Spokesperson for Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, to provide insight into the meeting's discussions and the government's plan to tackle this pressing concern

A suspected foodborne illness outbreak has struck Tamaho Primary School in Katlehong, Gauteng, affecting 110 learners who consumed samp. 98 learners have been discharged, while 12 remain under medical care. Since February 2024, there have been 207 reported cases, resulting in 10 tragic deaths, mostly in Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg, Tshwane, and Sedibeng districts. In response to the growing crisis, the Gauteng Provincial Government convened an emergency Executive Council meeting yesterday to address the issue. Elvis Presslin spoke to Sizwe Pamla, Spokesperson for Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, to provide insight into the meeting's discussions and the government's plan to tackle this pressing concern

110 learners affected by suspected foodborne illness

South Africa's Lebombo border post, a critical trade gateway with Mozambique, has partially reopened after a brief closure due to violent protests over Mozambique's election outcomes. The unrest, which saw buildings and vehicles torched, prompted the Border Management Authority to shut down the port of entry. The freight sector, heavily reliant on this border post, is still reeling from the disruption. Elvis Presslin spoke to Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association

South Africa's Lebombo border post, a critical trade gateway with Mozambique, has partially reopened after a brief closure due to violent protests over Mozambique's election outcomes. The unrest, which saw buildings and vehicles torched, prompted the Border Management Authority to shut down the port of entry. The freight sector, heavily reliant on this border post, is still reeling from the disruption. Elvis Presslin spoke to Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association

Lebombo border post partially reopens

A group of 10 ousted MK Party parliamentarians are heading to court to freeze the party's accounts and claim compensation for lost income. The group claims to have previously paid a portion of their salaries into party president Jacob Zuma's personal account. Legal expert, Nthabiseng Dubazana, at Dubazana Attorneys unpacks the latest developments with Elvis Presslin

A group of 10 ousted MK Party parliamentarians are heading to court to freeze the party's accounts and claim compensation for lost income. The group claims to have previously paid a portion of their salaries into party president Jacob Zuma's personal account. Legal expert, Nthabiseng Dubazana, at Dubazana Attorneys unpacks the latest developments with Elvis Presslin

Analysis: Donald Trump secures 2024 US presidential election

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