A SASSA grants office in Mpumalanga has reportedly been closed for two months due to employees refusing to work in a bewitched environment. This after a senior employee reportedly came to the office with a sangoma who then performed rituals at night over several workstations. To further discuss this matter Elvis Presslin spoke to SASSA Mpumalanga Spokesperson, Senzeni Ngubeni

A SASSA grants office in Mpumalanga has reportedly been closed for two months due to employees refusing to work in a bewitched environment. This after a senior employee reportedly came to the office with a sangoma who then performed rituals at night over several workstations. To further discuss this matter Elvis Presslin spoke to SASSA Mpumalanga Spokesperson, Senzeni Ngubeni

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SASSA office in Mpumalanga non-functional for two months

There will be two presidential candidates fighting for the top job at the South African Football Association when the SAFA Elective Conference takes place in Midrand on Saturday. Incumbent Danny Jordaan who has been the SAFA president since September 2013 and is seekenin a fourth term, is up against entrepreneur and AmaZulu Football Club owner Sandile Zungu. Zungu is looking to bring a breathe of fresh air to the embattled federation. Samantha Marie compiled this report...

There will be two presidential candidates fighting for the top job at the South African Football Association when the SAFA Elective Conference takes place in Midrand on Saturday. Incumbent Danny Jordaan who has been the SAFA president since September 2013 and is seekenin a fourth term, is up against entrepreneur and AmaZulu Football Club owner Sandile Zungu. Zungu is looking to bring a breathe of fresh air to the embattled federation. Samantha Marie compiled this report...

SAFA's Elective Conference takes place in Midrand on Saturday

Political parties are being urged to rein in their leaders after a spate of public outbursts. This follows backlash over Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina who was filmed allegedly swearing at a disabled resident in Kouga in the Eastern Cape. It comes just a week after Joburg Mayor Dada Morero also used profanities during a community meeting. Morero has since apologized. ActionSA says it will lay an ethics complaint against Minister Majodina. For reaction 

we spoke to Dr. Dale McKinley, Political analyst, Independent writer, Researcher and Lecturer

Political parties are being urged to rein in their leaders after a spate of public outbursts. This follows backlash over Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina who was filmed allegedly swearing at a disabled resident in Kouga in the Eastern Cape. It comes just a week after Joburg Mayor Dada Morero also used profanities during a community meeting. Morero has since apologized. ActionSA says it will lay an ethics complaint against Minister Majodina. For reaction&nbsp;
we spoke to Dr. Dale McKinley, Political analyst, Independent writer, Researcher and Lecturer

Political analysts warn that a toxic wave of foul-mouthed outbursts by senior leaders could cost their parties dearly at the upcoming polls.

The Freedom Front Plus will launch its Local Government Election manifesto in Pretoria tomorrow (Saturday). The party says it will focus on service delivery, fixing municipalities and fighting for community rights. Leader Dr. Corné Mulder is expected to outline how the FF Plus plans to contest metros and smaller municipalities ahead of the November 4th elections. To speak to us ahead of the launch is Wouter Wessels, FF Plus Head of Elections.

The Freedom Front Plus will launch its Local Government Election manifesto in Pretoria tomorrow (Saturday). The party says it will focus on service delivery, fixing municipalities and fighting for community rights. Leader Dr. Corn&eacute; Mulder is expected to outline how the FF Plus plans to contest metros and smaller municipalities ahead of the November 4th elections. To speak to us ahead of the launch is Wouter Wessels, FF Plus Head of Elections.

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