In breaking news....More Illegal miners have resurfaced from the disused Stilfontein mine in the North West province. This brings the total number of zama zamas that have emerged from the mine in recent days to 47. Police say all those who have resurfaced have been arrested and will appear in court on Monday, 30 December 2024.  Colonel Adele Myburgh, North West police spokesperson said operation "Vala Umgodi will continue throughout the festive season. She spoke to Udo Carelse.

In breaking news....More Illegal miners have resurfaced from the disused Stilfontein mine in the North West province. This brings the total number of zama zamas that have emerged from the mine in recent days to 47. Police say all those who have resurfaced have been arrested and will appear in court on Monday, 30 December 2024. &nbsp;Colonel Adele Myburgh, North West police spokesperson said operation "Vala Umgodi will continue throughout the festive season. She spoke to Udo Carelse.

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More illegal miners resurface at disused Stilfontein mine

In a bid to challenge South Africa's political heavyweights, Rise Mzansi, ActionSA, Bosa, and the Good Party are exploring possibilities for greater cooperation ahead of future elections. Party leaders Songezo Zibi, Mmusi Maimane, Herman Mashaba, and Patricia de Lille have confirmed informal discussions focusing on parliamentary collaboration. While a formal merger remains unlikely before 2029, the talks hint at a strategic realignment to capture disillusioned voters. With shared goals of multiracialism, economic reform, and anti-corruption, The parties aim to strengthen their combined influence, currently holding 14 parliamentary seats. Formal discussions are expected to begin in early 2025. Udo Carelse spoke to Rise Mzansi's national spokesperson, Gugu Ndima 

In a bid to challenge South Africa's political heavyweights, Rise Mzansi, ActionSA, Bosa, and the Good Party are exploring possibilities for greater cooperation ahead of future elections. Party leaders Songezo Zibi, Mmusi Maimane, Herman Mashaba, and Patricia de Lille have confirmed informal discussions focusing on parliamentary collaboration. While a formal merger remains unlikely before 2029, the talks hint at a strategic realignment to capture disillusioned voters. With shared goals of multiracialism, economic reform, and anti-corruption, The parties aim to strengthen their combined influence, currently holding 14 parliamentary seats. Formal discussions are expected to begin in early 2025. Udo Carelse spoke to Rise Mzansi's national spokesperson, Gugu Ndima&nbsp;

 Rise Mzansi, ActionSA, Bosa, and Good seek pact to forge alliance

Cargo processing resumed smoothly YESTERDAY at the Lebombo border, with the Border Management Authority confirming that trucks, pedestrians, and small vehicles were being processed without significant disruptions. This comes amid ongoing protests in Mozambique following the confirmation of Frelimo as the winner of the October elections. Authorities have assured that movement at the border remains normal. However, the BMA says SAPS, and SANDF are maintaining a high level of vigilance and are prepared to respond should tensions escalate near the border. There are also growing concerns about the possibility of escaped Mozambican prisoners potentially crossing into South Africa. Udo Carelse spoke to BMA Commissioner, Dr Michael Masiapato

Cargo processing resumed smoothly YESTERDAY at the Lebombo border, with the Border Management Authority confirming that trucks, pedestrians, and small vehicles were being processed without significant disruptions. This comes amid ongoing protests in Mozambique following the confirmation of Frelimo as the winner of the October elections. Authorities have assured that movement at the border remains normal. However, the BMA says SAPS, and SANDF are maintaining a high level of vigilance and are prepared to respond should tensions escalate near the border. There are also growing concerns about the possibility of escaped Mozambican prisoners potentially crossing into South Africa. Udo Carelse spoke to BMA Commissioner, Dr Michael Masiapato

BMA on alert to stop Mozambique jail escapees slipping into SA

AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini is expected to announce his new traditional prime minister in due course, This following the dismissal of Rev. Thulasizwe Buthelezi as his prime minister. The king cited Buthelezi's conduct as inconsistent with the values of the monarchy. In a letter, the king thanked Buthelezi for his 11 months of service but stated the decision was made in the best interests of the Zulu nation. Buthelezi, who succeeded the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, had played a role in the king's coronation but faced scrutiny for actions deemed misaligned with the throne's principles. To delve deeper into the issue, Udo Carelse spoke to Professor Sihawukele Ngubane, Cultural expert from the University of Kwazulu-Natal

AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini is expected to announce his new traditional prime minister in due course, This following the dismissal of Rev. Thulasizwe Buthelezi as his prime minister. The king cited Buthelezi's conduct as inconsistent with the values of the monarchy. In a letter, the king thanked Buthelezi for his 11 months of service but stated the decision was made in the best interests of the Zulu nation. Buthelezi, who succeeded the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, had played a role in the king's coronation but faced scrutiny for actions deemed misaligned with the throne's principles. To delve deeper into the issue, Udo Carelse spoke to Professor Sihawukele Ngubane, Cultural expert from the University of Kwazulu-Natal

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