Four learners remain hospitalized after a food poisoning incident involving 47 primary school children from Rapelego Primary in Hammanskraal. The learners, aged 9-14, were treated at different hospitals in Tshwane. The Grade 5 learners reportedly consumed expired chocolates purchased from a fellow student. This comes just days after six children tragically lost their lives in Naledi, Soweto, due to suspected food poisoning. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Gauteng Health Department spokesperson, Motalatale Modiba 

Four learners remain hospitalized after a food poisoning incident involving 47 primary school children from Rapelego Primary in Hammanskraal. The learners, aged 9-14, were treated at different hospitals in Tshwane. The Grade 5 learners reportedly consumed expired chocolates purchased from a fellow student. This comes just days after six children tragically lost their lives in Naledi, Soweto, due to suspected food poisoning. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Gauteng Health Department spokesperson, Motalatale Modiba

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Four learners hospitalized following food poisoning at a primary school in Hammanskraal

Johannesburg MMC for Community Development, Kabelo Gwamanda has received petitions from community members and civil society groups, led by Africa for Palestine, on the proposed renaming of Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive. At the same time, the Democratic Alliance has submitted over 5,500 objections, criticizing the renaming as a costly vanity project in a city already struggling to provide essential services. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to MMC for Community Development, Kabelo Gwamanda

Johannesburg MMC for Community Development, Kabelo Gwamanda has received petitions from community members and civil society groups, led by Africa for Palestine, on the proposed renaming of Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive. At the same time, the Democratic Alliance has submitted over 5,500 objections, criticizing the renaming as a costly vanity project in a city already struggling to provide essential services. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to MMC for Community Development, Kabelo Gwamanda

Johannesburg MMC receives petitions on renaming of Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive

A massive manhunt is underway in the Eastern Cape, as police seek to apprehend four suspects linked to a devastating mass shooting that left 18 people dead. The tragedy occurred in Nyathi village, Ngobozana, Lusikisiki, where unknown gunmen opened fire, claiming multiple lives. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to National Police Spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe

A massive manhunt is underway in the Eastern Cape, as police seek to apprehend four suspects linked to a devastating mass shooting that left 18 people dead. The tragedy occurred in Nyathi village, Ngobozana, Lusikisiki, where unknown gunmen opened fire, claiming multiple lives. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to National Police Spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe

Massive manhunt underway in Eastern Cape for suspects in mass shooting

President Ramaphosa is seeking a Constitutional Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Copyright Amendment Bill. The move comes hot on the heels of Section 27's urgent application, filed on behalf of Blind SA, against President Ramaphosa for not signing the bill. Blind SA challenged the constitutionality of the Copyright Act two years ago, arguing it infringed on the rights of blind and visually impaired persons. The apex court ruled in their favour, declaring the Act unconstitutional and ordering Parliament to amend it by September this year. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Christo de Klerk, Vice President of Blind SA

President Ramaphosa is seeking a Constitutional Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Copyright Amendment Bill. The move comes hot on the heels of Section 27's urgent application, filed on behalf of Blind SA, against President Ramaphosa for not signing the bill. Blind SA challenged the constitutionality of the Copyright Act two years ago, arguing it infringed on the rights of blind and visually impaired persons. The apex court ruled in their favour, declaring the Act unconstitutional and ordering Parliament to amend it by September this year. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Christo de Klerk, Vice President of Blind SA

Four learners hospitalized following food poisoning at a primary school in Hammanskraal

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