The ANC in Gauteng is fighting back after coalition partners filed a motion of no-confidence against Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero. The party says the move is opportunistic and aimed at destabilizing progress. The motion was brought by the UDM, Al Jamah, ATM, and AHC, who cite Morero's alleged interference in administrative processes and failure to implement key decisions. The ANC says it won't be swayed and is standing by the mayor. Elvis Presslin spoke to Mzi Khumalo, ANC Gauteng spokesperson

The ANC in Gauteng is fighting back after coalition partners filed a motion of no-confidence against Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero. The party says the move is opportunistic and aimed at destabilizing progress. The motion was brought by the UDM, Al Jamah, ATM, and AHC, who cite Morero's alleged interference in administrative processes and failure to implement key decisions. The ANC says it won't be swayed and is standing by the mayor. Elvis Presslin spoke to Mzi Khumalo, ANC Gauteng spokesperson

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ANC Gauteng fights back after motion of no-confidence against mayor

Tensions continue to simmer between Washington in the US and the South African government. This as the Will for Peace 2026 maritime exercise officially launched over the past weekend. This year's week long naval exercises are led by the People's Republic of China, with South Africa acting as host nation. The collaborative action by BRICS countries has however hit a snag with Iran and India both pulling out of naval activities. This follows recent geopolitical tensions where the US threatened 'serious military action against Iran. For an in-depth analysis and chat on this Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Steven Gruzd, Head of the African Governance and Diplomacy Programme at the South African Institute of International Affairs..

Tensions continue to simmer between Washington in the US and the South African government. This as the Will for Peace 2026 maritime exercise officially launched over the past weekend. This year's week long naval exercises are led by the People's Republic of China, with South Africa acting as host nation. The collaborative action by BRICS countries has however hit a snag with Iran and India both pulling out of naval activities. This follows recent geopolitical tensions where the US threatened 'serious military action against Iran. For an in-depth analysis and chat on this Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Steven Gruzd, Head of the African Governance and Diplomacy Programme at the South African Institute of International Affairs..

AGOA extension sparks SA exclusion fears.

As South Africa's schools prepare to reopen tomorrow, thousands of learners in Gauteng still remain without school placement for the upcoming academic year.  This is despite government assurances that the crisis is under control. Last week, the  Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) reported that 4,858  Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners are unplaced. These are learners whose school applications were done through the 2026 online admission process.  Earlier our reporter Calvin Dludla caught up with a parent whose child has not yet been placed.

As South Africa's schools prepare to reopen tomorrow, thousands of learners in Gauteng still remain without school placement for the upcoming academic year. &nbsp;This is despite government assurances that the crisis is under control. Last week, the &nbsp;Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) reported that 4,858 &nbsp;Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners are unplaced. These are learners whose school applications were done through the 2026 online admission process. &nbsp;Earlier our reporter Calvin Dludla caught up with a parent whose child has not yet been placed.

Gauteng education department says it works tirelessly to place unplaced pupils. 

The rights group SECTION27 has gone to the Limpopo High Court on behalf of 50 former matric pupils accused of group copying. The group from Baphutheng Senior Secondary School, are accused of copying Business Studies Paper 1 and Economics Paper 2 in the 2024 NSC exams. According to SECTION 27 the learners' results have been withheld for over a year, despite no evidence of cheating. SECTION 27 argues similarities in answers stem from shared teaching methods at an under-resourced school. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SECTION27 attorney Thato Gaffane

The rights group SECTION27 has gone to the Limpopo High Court on behalf of 50 former matric pupils accused of group copying. The group from Baphutheng Senior Secondary School, are accused of copying Business Studies Paper 1 and Economics Paper 2 in the 2024 NSC exams. According to SECTION 27 the learners' results have been withheld for over a year, despite no evidence of cheating. SECTION 27 argues similarities in answers stem from shared teaching methods at an under-resourced school. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SECTION27 attorney Thato Gaffane

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