A suspect arrested in Johannesburg last week has appeared in the Lichtenburg Magistrate's Court, accused of facilitating terror financing through a suspicious Bitcoin transaction. The Hawks allege that the suspect purchased R11,500 worth of Bitcoin in 2017, which was then transferred to a wallet linked to an organization claiming to be an independent charity. For more insights, Elvis Presslin spoke to Hawks Spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Philane Nkwalase

A suspect arrested in Johannesburg last week has appeared in the Lichtenburg Magistrate's Court, accused of facilitating terror financing through a suspicious Bitcoin transaction. The Hawks allege that the suspect purchased R11,500 worth of Bitcoin in 2017, which was then transferred to a wallet linked to an organization claiming to be an independent charity. For more insights, Elvis Presslin spoke to Hawks Spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Philane Nkwalase

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Suspect appears in court on charges of terror financing

The High Court, in Pretoria, has struck off the roll, the urgent application to prevent the basic education department from publishing matric results. The Information Regulator brought the case before the court in relation to the release of the 2024 matric results on forums including newspapers. The regulator says the publishing of the 2024 matric results which will be released on Monday would violate the learners' right to privacy. In delivering the judgement, the presiding judge had this to say.

The High Court, in Pretoria, has struck off the roll, the urgent application to prevent the basic education department from publishing matric results. The Information Regulator brought the case before the court in relation to the release of the 2024 matric results on forums including newspapers. The regulator says the publishing of the 2024 matric results which will be released on Monday would violate the learners' right to privacy. In delivering the judgement, the presiding judge had this to say.

Pretoria High Court strikes urgent application to stop publishing of 2024 matric results off the roll

Reports indicate that Malawians are spending entire nights in kilometres-long queues at petrol stations, as the country buckles under a fuel shortage crisis. In an effort to address this, the Malawi government says it has bought about 51.5 million litres of diesel and petrol from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) under a government-to-government (G-2-G) arrangement. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Michael Mbewe, a correspondent for our sister station, Channel Africa

Reports indicate that Malawians are spending entire nights in kilometres-long queues at petrol stations, as the country buckles under a fuel shortage crisis. In an effort to address this, the Malawi government says it has bought about 51.5 million litres of diesel and petrol from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) under a government-to-government (G-2-G) arrangement. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Michael Mbewe, a correspondent for our sister station, Channel Africa

Malawi deploys 1499 trucks to collect month's supply of 51.5 million litres in fuel purchased from the United Arab Emirates 

Former President Jacob Zuma  has threatened legal action over his expulsion from the African National Congress  (ANC) citing procedural and substantive concerns regarding the ANC's processes. Zuma's lawyers have written to the (ANC) seeking his immediate reinstatement as a member of the ANC and further information on his expulsion. In November last year, the ANC's National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal upheld the committee's decision to expel Zuma. The uMkhonto we Sizwe Party leader was expelled for bringing the party into disrepute and establishing and leading a rival political party. MK Party lawyers have given the ANC until the end of January to respond. uMkhonto we Sizwe Party's Floyd Sgivambub recentlY said its members are allowed to have dual membership in exceptional strategic cases. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Political Analyst, Sandile Swana

Former President Jacob Zuma &nbsp;has threatened legal action over his expulsion from the African National Congress &nbsp;(ANC) citing procedural and substantive concerns regarding the ANC's processes. Zuma's lawyers have written to the (ANC) seeking his immediate reinstatement as a member of the ANC and further information on his expulsion. In November last year, the ANC's National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal upheld the committee's decision to expel Zuma. The uMkhonto we Sizwe Party leader was expelled for bringing the party into disrepute and establishing and leading a rival political party. MK Party lawyers have given the ANC until the end of January to respond. uMkhonto we Sizwe Party's Floyd Sgivambub recentlY said its members are allowed to have dual membership in exceptional strategic cases. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Political Analyst, Sandile Swana

"Jacob Zuma chose today (8 January) intentionally, to cause chaos in the ANC" - Political Analyst, Sandile Swana reacts to Zuma threat of legal action over his expulsion

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