Over two-thousand branch members of the EFF have gathered at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto Campus in order to register for the party's third National People's Assembly. The conference will start tomorrow at the Nasrec Expo Centre with party leader Julius Malema's political report. Besides electing new leadership for the party, the delegates will discuss policy propositions in 12 commissions on issues including the organisation's character and re-design, land, health and gender struggles. Jon Gericke spoke to SABC News senior reporter, Busi Chimombe... 

Over two-thousand branch members of the EFF have gathered at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto Campus in order to register for the party's third National People's Assembly. The conference will start tomorrow at the Nasrec Expo Centre with party leader Julius Malema's political report. Besides electing new leadership for the party, the delegates will discuss policy propositions in 12 commissions on issues including the organisation's character and re-design, land, health and gender struggles. Jon Gericke spoke to SABC News senior reporter, Busi Chimombe...&nbsp;

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Thousands of EFF members expected to elect new leadership at the party's National People's Assembly 

Passengers and small vehicles are being processed at the Lebombo border post between South Africa and Mozambique. Meanwhile, the processing of trucks at the border post in Komatipoort, Mpumalanga, remains suspended. This is due to safety concerns as post-elections unrest continues in some parts of Mozambique. Protesters in that country have reportedly been targeting these trucks to block the roads. Those travelling to Mozambique have been advised to use the Mananga border post between South African and eSwatini. Jon Gericke spoke to SABC News reporter, Michael Mdluli

Passengers and small vehicles are being processed at the Lebombo border post between South Africa and Mozambique. Meanwhile, the processing of trucks at the border post in Komatipoort, Mpumalanga, remains suspended. This is due to safety concerns as post-elections unrest continues in some parts of Mozambique. Protesters in that country have reportedly been targeting these trucks to block the roads. Those travelling to Mozambique have been advised to use the Mananga border post between South African and eSwatini. Jon Gericke spoke to SABC News reporter, Michael Mdluli

Situation remains tense at Lebombo border post between SA and Mozambique 

SACP leader, Solly Mapaila says the ANC has failed to treat its alliance partners with respect and equality. Mapaila is tabling the Political Report to the SACP Special National Congress underway at Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre in Boksburg. Mapaila says the electoral decline of the ANC is worrying. The unfortunate part is that they never had an opportunity to discuss this with the ANC. Jon Gericke spoke to former premier of Gauteng and former Cosatu General-Secretary, Mbhazima Shilowa

SACP leader, Solly Mapaila says the ANC has failed to treat its alliance partners with respect and equality. Mapaila is tabling the Political Report to the SACP Special National Congress underway at Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre in Boksburg. Mapaila says the electoral decline of the ANC is worrying. The unfortunate part is that they never had an opportunity to discuss this with the ANC. Jon Gericke spoke to former premier of Gauteng and former Cosatu General-Secretary, Mbhazima Shilowa

"It is going to cannibalise the ANC"- Former Cosatu General-Secretary, Mbhazima Shilowa reacts to SACP intension to contest next elections

The South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) is marching to the Union Buildings. They are demanding immediate action by the South African Government on illegal immigration, porous borders, illegal mining, illegal spaza shops, the big electricity tariff increase, the spiraling crime, growing unemployment and gender-based violence, among other issues. Jon Gericke spoke to Gauteng Provincial Chairperson of SANCO, Abram Mashishi 

The South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) is marching to the Union Buildings. They are demanding immediate action by the South African Government on illegal immigration, porous borders, illegal mining, illegal spaza shops, the big electricity tariff increase, the spiraling crime, growing unemployment and gender-based violence, among other issues. Jon Gericke spoke to Gauteng Provincial Chairperson of SANCO, Abram Mashishi&nbsp;

Thousands of EFF members expected to elect new leadership at the party's National People's Assembly

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