By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Religious body, the South African Hindu Maha Sabha will lodge papers at the Equality Court against Pastor Mervin Naidoo for his comments against the Hindu community. This after a video of Naidoo went viral on social media. Among the comments in his sermon, he told the congregation to pray for food received from Hindu prayers so that the demons will die. Vice president of the Maha Sabha, Professor, Brij Maharaj says the comments are deeply concerning....

*Pastor Mervin Naidoo has been reached for comment

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Religious body, the South African Hindu Maha Sabha will lodge papers at the Equality Court against Pastor Mervin Naidoo for his comments against the Hindu community. This after a video of Naidoo went viral on social media. Among the comments in his sermon, he told the congregation to pray for food received from Hindu prayers so that the demons will die. Vice president of the Maha Sabha, Professor, Brij Maharaj says the comments are deeply concerning....
*Pastor Mervin Naidoo has been reached for comment

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#PODCAST South African Hindu Maha Sabha plans to file papers against Durban Pastor for inciteful comments

By Newsbreak Senior Producer, Taresh Harreeparshad - An opportune moment for critical reflection about South Africa's democracy. That provides a confluence of critique in a new book THREE DECADES OF DEMOCRACY, Critical Reflections. Edited by Prof. Jairam Reddy and Selvan Govender- the book features a microscopic view by many South Africans about the 30 years that was. Contributers include Judge Navi Pillay, Prof. Karthy Govender and Kiru Naidoo- to name just a few. It also features three essays from winners of a school competition. Selvan Govender says the reflections suggest an erosion of democracy on many levels...

 

THREE DECADES OF DEMOCRACY, Critical Reflections will be launched on Tuesday the 16th of June at the Umhlanga Apart Hotel, 60 Meridian Drive, Umhlanga at 2pm.

By Newsbreak Senior Producer, Taresh Harreeparshad - An opportune moment for critical reflection about South Africa's democracy. That provides a confluence of critique in a new book THREE DECADES OF DEMOCRACY, Critical Reflections. Edited by Prof. Jairam Reddy and Selvan Govender- the book features a microscopic view by many South Africans about the 30 years that was. Contributers include Judge Navi Pillay, Prof. Karthy Govender and Kiru Naidoo- to name just a few. It also features three essays from winners of a school competition. Selvan Govender says the reflections suggest an erosion of democracy on many levels...
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THREE DECADES OF DEMOCRACY, Critical Reflections will be launched on Tuesday the 16th of June at the Umhlanga Apart Hotel, 60 Meridian Drive, Umhlanga at 2pm.

#PODCAST Three Decades of Democracy:  New book provides critical reflection of democratic South Africa

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - As South Africa observes Youth Month, financial experts are warning young people about the long-term cost of delaying investments. New estimates suggest that waiting just ten years before starting to invest could leave South Africans with up to R650,000 less in retirement savings. But with rising living costs, debt and economic uncertainty putting pressure on household budgets, many young people are struggling to prioritise long-term financial planning. Financial company 1nvest says starting small and investing consistently could make a significant difference over time. Analyst Lungile Macuacua explains...

 

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - As South Africa observes Youth Month, financial experts are warning young people about the long-term cost of delaying investments. New estimates suggest that waiting just ten years before starting to invest could leave South Africans with up to R650,000 less in retirement savings. But with rising living costs, debt and economic uncertainty putting pressure on household budgets, many young people are struggling to prioritise long-term financial planning. Financial company 1nvest says starting small and investing consistently could make a significant difference over time. Analyst Lungile Macuacua explains...
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#PODCAST Experts warn that delaying investment by 10 years could cost youth some R650k in retirement savings #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is gearing up to welcome thousands of athletes and visitors as the 2026 Comrades Marathon returns this Sunday. Organisers expect around 24,000 runners, including 2,500 international participants from more than 80 countries, highlighting the event's global appeal. The race is being positioned as a major economic and tourism driver for the province, with businesses across the region, including those in the Midlands Meander tourism route, expected to benefit from increased visitor spending on accommodation, dining, retail and local attractions. Provincial leaders say the marathon will play a key role in supporting jobs and showcasing KwaZulu-Natal as a leading events destination. The event also forms part of the province's winter tourism campaign aimed at attracting both domestic and international travellers. Manager of the Midlands Meander Association, Tegan Peacock explains the economic spin-off to the region... 

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is gearing up to welcome thousands of athletes and visitors as the 2026 Comrades Marathon returns this Sunday. Organisers expect around 24,000 runners, including 2,500 international participants from more than 80 countries, highlighting the event's global appeal. The race is being positioned as a major economic and tourism driver for the province, with businesses across the region, including those in the Midlands Meander tourism route, expected to benefit from increased visitor spending on accommodation, dining, retail and local attractions. Provincial leaders say the marathon will play a key role in supporting jobs and showcasing KwaZulu-Natal as a leading events destination. The event also forms part of the province's winter tourism campaign aimed at attracting both domestic and international travellers. Manager of the Midlands Meander Association, Tegan Peacock explains the economic spin-off to the region...&nbsp;

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