The Communication Workers Union and its allies will hold a national shutdown and march today to demand action on the Post Office crisis. Workers want R3.8 billion in urgent funding, a 30% government business allocation, job security and an end to the Business Rescue Process. A memorandum will be handed to the Communications Minister and National Treasury in Pretoria. The unions say SAPO is a public lifeline and warn of escalation if demands are ignored. We spoke to  Bokaba Kodisang, General Secretary of Democratic Postal and Communication Union (DEPACU)

The Communication Workers Union and its allies will hold a national shutdown and march today to demand action on the Post Office crisis. Workers want R3.8 billion in urgent funding, a 30% government business allocation, job security and an end to the Business Rescue Process. A memorandum will be handed to the Communications Minister and National Treasury in Pretoria. The unions say SAPO is a public lifeline and warn of escalation if demands are ignored. We spoke to&nbsp; Bokaba Kodisang, General Secretary of Democratic Postal and Communication Union (DEPACU)

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Postal Unions Protest Over Future of SA Post Office

The Forum for South Africa, FOSA has criticized government's extension of fuel levy relief, calling it deceptive. FOSA says the measure is a short-term fix that fails to address the country's economic crisis. The organisation argues the relief is fiscally misleading and shifts the burden back to consumers. We spoke to National Leader Tebogo Mashilompane 

The Forum for South Africa, FOSA has criticized government's extension of fuel levy relief, calling it deceptive. FOSA says the measure is a short-term fix that fails to address the country's economic crisis. The organisation argues the relief is fiscally misleading and shifts the burden back to consumers. We spoke to National Leader Tebogo Mashilompane&nbsp;

 Forum for South Africa Not Impressed With Government’s Temporary Fuel Levy Relief

Former NSFAS interim chair Dr. Mugwena Maluleke says he has no regrets about his service to the student aid body. His exit comes amid a wave of high-level board resignations raising concerns over governance and stability. Questions remain about whether NSFAS can still function effectively despite the leadership gaps. The Department of Higher Education insists funding operations will continue uninterrupted. Dr. Maluleke reflected on his tenure and the broader challenges facing NSFAS 

Former NSFAS interim chair Dr. Mugwena Maluleke says he has no regrets about his service to the student aid body. His exit comes amid a wave of high-level board resignations raising concerns over governance and stability. Questions remain about whether NSFAS can still function effectively despite the leadership gaps. The Department of Higher Education insists funding operations will continue uninterrupted. Dr. Maluleke reflected on his tenure and the broader challenges facing NSFAS&nbsp;

  Former NSFAS Interim Chair Dr. Mugwena Maluleke Steps Down.

Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe is back in Zimbabwe after being deported from South Africa. He was removed yesterday after pleading guilty to pointing a firearm and contravening immigrations laws. His lawyer, Sinenhlanhla Mnguni says they are considering an appeal against the Home Affairs ban stopping his return to South Africa. His co-accused Tobias Matonhodze pleaded guilty to attempted murder and received a three-year jail term after which he will be deported. We spoke to Legal Analyst, Advocate Modidima Mannya.

Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of late Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe is back in Zimbabwe after being deported from South Africa. He was removed yesterday after pleading guilty to pointing a firearm and contravening immigrations laws. His lawyer, Sinenhlanhla Mnguni says they are considering an appeal against the Home Affairs ban stopping his return to South Africa. His co-accused Tobias Matonhodze pleaded guilty to attempted murder and received a three-year jail term after which he will be deported. We spoke to Legal Analyst, Advocate Modidima Mannya.

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