Floyd Shivambu, known for his fiery rhetoric and controversial political moves, is reportedly eyeing the
launch of his own political party. After being removed from his leadership role in the MK Party over an
unauthorized visit to fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri, Shivambu isn’t backing down. In fact, insiders say he’s gearing up to build his own political vehicle, aiming to carve out space in an already tense and competitive political landscape.

Floyd Shivambu, known for his fiery&nbsp;rhetoric and controversial political&nbsp;moves, is reportedly eyeing the launch of his own political party. After&nbsp;being removed from his leadership&nbsp;role in the MK Party over an unauthorized visit to fugitive pastor&nbsp;Shepherd Bushiri, Shivambu isn&rsquo;t&nbsp;backing down. In fact, insiders say&nbsp;he&rsquo;s gearing up to build his own&nbsp;political vehicle, aiming to carve out&nbsp;space in an already tense and&nbsp;competitive political landscape.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope

FLOYD ANNOUNCES CONSULTATIONS TO FORM POLITICAL PARTY ( INDEPENDENT POLITICAL ANALYST - JAMIE MYTIE )

It’s one of South Africa’s fastest-growing health threats, but it rarely gets the urgency of other crises.
Diabetes is quietly affecting millions of people across the country, many of whom don’t even know they have it. By the time it’s diagnosed, complications like blindness, amputations, and kidney failure have
already set in. In a healthcare system already under pressure, the real question is—are we taking this
crisis seriously enough, or are we only reacting when it’s too late? 

It&rsquo;s one of South Africa&rsquo;s fastest-growing health&nbsp;threats, but it rarely gets the urgency of other crises. Diabetes is quietly affecting millions of people across&nbsp;the country, many of whom don&rsquo;t even know they have&nbsp;it. By the time it&rsquo;s diagnosed, complications like&nbsp;blindness, amputations, and kidney failure have already set in. In a healthcare system already under&nbsp;pressure, the real question is&mdash;are we taking this crisis seriously enough, or are we only reacting when&nbsp;it&rsquo;s too late?&nbsp;

AFTER 8 IS AFTER 8: Diabetes: South Africa’s Silent Health Crisis

Growing anger is spilling onto social media as clients of Standard Bank claim they’ve lost life-changing
sums of money in suspicious transactions—some allegedly happening without their knowledge and in
locations they were never present. While customers describe drained pension payouts and rapid
withdrawals into multiple accounts, the bank insists the most widely shared case dates back over a decade and was thoroughly investigated, with regulators finding no evidence of fraud.

Growing anger is spilling onto social media as clients&nbsp;of Standard Bank claim they&rsquo;ve lost life-changing sums of money in suspicious transactions&mdash;some&nbsp;allegedly happening without their knowledge and in locations they were never present. While customers&nbsp;describe drained pension payouts and rapid withdrawals into multiple accounts, the bank insists&nbsp;the most widely shared case dates back over a decade&nbsp;and was thoroughly investigated, with regulators&nbsp;finding no evidence of fraud.

Standard Bank “Missing Money” Claims ( Johan Brouwer Manager Adjudication National Financial ombud Scheme South Africa )

The fight against corruption in South Africa has once again taken centre stage, this time in the Randburg Magistrates Court, where bail has been denied to a suspect linked to the assassination of whistleblower Marumo Phenya. Phenya was gunned down in 2022 after exposing an alleged multi-million rand tender fraud within the Department of Home Affairs. Today’s court decision marks a significant moment in a case that has come to symbolise both the dangers faced by whistleblowers and the long road to justice for those who dare to speak out.

The fight against corruption in South Africa has once&nbsp;again taken centre stage, this time in the Randburg&nbsp;Magistrates Court, where bail has been denied to a&nbsp;suspect linked to the assassination of whistleblower&nbsp;Marumo Phenya. Phenya was gunned down in 2022&nbsp;after exposing an alleged multi-million rand tender&nbsp;fraud within the Department of Home Affairs. Today&rsquo;s&nbsp;court decision marks a significant moment in a case&nbsp;that has come to symbolise both the dangers faced by&nbsp;whistleblowers and the long road to justice for those&nbsp;who dare to speak out.

FLOYD ANNOUNCES CONSULTATIONS TO FORM POLITICAL PARTY ( INDEPENDENT POLITICAL ANALYST - JAMIE MYTIE )

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