Thousands of film and TV workers are set to march in Cape Town and Pretoria this week, to protest the government's handling of the industry. The "Save SA Film Jobs" coalition says the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition's film and TV incentive system is in crisis, with approvals stalled for almost two years and productions collapsing. The coalition warns that without urgent intervention, the industry faces "deindustrialization" and job losses. Elvis Presslin spoke to Chairperson of Animation South Africa, Xolile Vundla

Thousands of film and TV workers are set to march in Cape Town and Pretoria this week, to protest the government's handling of the industry. The "Save SA Film Jobs" coalition says the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition's film and TV incentive system is in crisis, with approvals stalled for almost two years and productions collapsing. The coalition warns that without urgent intervention, the industry faces "deindustrialization" and job losses. Elvis Presslin spoke to Chairperson of Animation South Africa, Xolile Vundla

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Thousands of Film and TV Workers Protest Government's Handling of Industry

The March and March Movement has hit out at authorities after its founder, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, was charged with incitement to commit violence.The lobby group calls the decision disappointing, saying the state should rather address the underlying issues than target its leader. Ngobese-Zuma handed herself over to police at Point Station yesterday. She denies any wrongdoing and insists the protests outside Addington Primary School against the placements of undocumented foreign nationals over South Africans were peaceful. Elvis Presslin spoke to March and March Movement leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma

The March and March Movement has hit out at authorities after its founder, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, was charged with incitement to commit violence.The lobby group calls the decision disappointing, saying the state should rather address the underlying issues than target its leader. Ngobese-Zuma handed herself over to police at Point Station yesterday. She denies any wrongdoing and insists the protests outside Addington Primary School against the placements of undocumented foreign nationals over South Africans were peaceful. Elvis Presslin spoke to March and March Movement leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma

March and March Movement Criticises Authorities After Founder Charged With Incitement

Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane is condemning a recent visit by Israeli embassy officials to public institutions in the province. Mabuyane says the officials visited healthcare facilities and Walter Sisulu University without the provincial government's knowledge or consent. He's rejecting what he calls a "sinister deal" and says the King had no mandate to negotiate with Israel. For more clarity Elvis Presslin spoke to Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane's spokesperson, Sonwabo Mbananga

Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane is condemning a recent visit by Israeli embassy officials to public institutions in the province. Mabuyane says the officials visited healthcare facilities and Walter Sisulu University without the provincial government's knowledge or consent. He's rejecting what he calls a "sinister deal" and says the King had no mandate to negotiate with Israel. For more clarity Elvis Presslin spoke to Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane's spokesperson, Sonwabo Mbananga

Eastern Cape Premier Condemns Visit by Israeli Embassy Officials to Public Institutions

The Economic Freedom Fighters Youth Command will today open a criminal case at the Hatfield Police Station against individuals accused of selling places at universities and other tertiary institutions.The EFF Youth have called on students and whistleblowers to come forward with evidence, including screenshots and testimonies of payoffs. Elvis Presslin spoke to Nyakallo Mokoena, member of the Economic Freedom Fighters, EFF Youth Command Central Youth Interim Leadership Corps

The Economic Freedom Fighters Youth Command will today open a criminal case at the Hatfield Police Station against individuals accused of selling places at universities and other tertiary institutions.The EFF Youth have called on students and whistleblowers to come forward with evidence, including screenshots and testimonies of payoffs. Elvis Presslin spoke to Nyakallo Mokoena, member of the Economic Freedom Fighters, EFF Youth Command Central Youth Interim Leadership Corps

Thousands of Film and TV Workers Protest Government's Handling of Industry

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