March and March movement is demanding the immediate removal of undocumented foreign nationals. Yesterday the anti-undocumented foreign movement organised a protest march in Johannesburg to voice out their concerns. Several other organisations like Action SA also joined the protest march,

March and March founder and leader Jacinta Ngobese Zuma joined Power Breakfast to unpack the idea behind the planned protests. Also on this discussion was Phapano Phasha who believes the planned marches are not a constructive way to resolve our inequalities.

March and March movement is demanding the immediate removal of undocumented foreign nationals. Yesterday the anti-undocumented foreign movement organised a protest march in Johannesburg to voice out their concerns. Several other organisations like Action SA also joined the protest march,
March and March founder and leader Jacinta Ngobese Zuma joined Power Breakfast to unpack the idea behind the planned protests. Also on this discussion was Phapano Phasha who believes the planned marches are not a constructive way to resolve our inequalities.

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March on March has given Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi 10 days to respond to their demands

South Africans have been frustrated with the slow and in some instances very little prosecutions and arrests. There seems to be movement in prosecution, prosecutor guided investigations outcomes are yielding positive results. We have seen an improvement in recovery of assets, and an increase in enrolling high-profile cases, NPA boss Advocate Mothibi has emphasised the need to move with speed in fighting crime. NPA spokesperson Kaiser Kganyago spoke to Bongi Gwala about the inspiring news.

South Africans have been frustrated with the slow and in some instances very little prosecutions and arrests. There seems to be movement in prosecution,&nbsp;prosecutor guided investigations outcomes are yielding positive results. We have seen an improvement in recovery of assets, and an increase in enrolling high-profile cases, NPA boss Advocate Mothibi has emphasised the need to move with speed in fighting crime. NPA spokesperson Kaiser Kganyago spoke to Bongi Gwala about the inspiring news.

NPA recommits its plan to vigorously fight crime and corruption

Chatunga Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been deported back to Zimbabwe after pleading guilty to two offences earlier this month.

The young Mugabe was ordered to pay a fine of R600 thousand rands or face a 24-month prison sentence. His cousin, Tobias Matonhodze was not as lucky, he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for attempted murder. Legal expert, Melusi Xulu spoke to Power Breakfast about the case.

Chatunga Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been deported back to Zimbabwe after pleading guilty to two offences earlier this month.
The young Mugabe was ordered to pay a fine of R600 thousand rands or face a 24-month prison sentence. His cousin, Tobias Matonhodze was not as lucky, he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for attempted murder. Legal expert, Melusi Xulu spoke to Power Breakfast about the case.

Bellarmine Mugabe fined with 600 thousand rands deported while his partner in crime gets a 3-year jail sentence

A strike by scholar transport operators across the Eastern Cape left thousands of pupils unable to get to school as operators refused to transport learners over long-standing non-payment issues.

Operators gathered at Bhisho Stadium on Wednesday before marching to the Office of Premier Oscar Mabuyane, where they handed over a memorandum of demands..

Advocacy group Equal Education criticised the government’s handling of the crisis, saying it reflects a pattern of systemic failure. To unpack the story Equal education’s Ona Matshaya spoke to Power Breakfast’s Bongi Gwala about the impact of the strike on scholars.

A strike by scholar transport operators across the Eastern Cape left thousands of pupils unable to get to school as operators refused to transport learners over long-standing non-payment issues.
Operators gathered at Bhisho Stadium on Wednesday before marching to the Office of Premier Oscar Mabuyane, where they handed over a memorandum of demands..
Advocacy group Equal Education criticised the government&rsquo;s handling of the crisis, saying it reflects a pattern of systemic failure. To unpack the story Equal education&rsquo;s Ona Matshaya spoke to Power Breakfast&rsquo;s Bongi Gwala about the impact of the strike on scholars.

March on March has given Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi 10 days to respond to their demands

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