The Constitutional Court is set to hear an urgent application from the Mining Affected Communities United in Action, MACUA, to compel the government to rescue and provide aid to illegal miners still underground in Stilfontein, North West. The miners have been stuck for months with reports of severe starvation, dehydration, and chronic illnesses. The government has been accused of downplaying the crisis, claiming the miners can exit voluntarily. Bongiwe Spokesperson, National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure, Natjoints spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe

The Constitutional Court is set to hear an urgent application from the Mining Affected Communities United in Action, MACUA, to compel the government to rescue and provide aid to illegal miners still underground in Stilfontein, North West. The miners have been stuck for months with reports of severe starvation, dehydration, and chronic illnesses. The government has been accused of downplaying the crisis, claiming the miners can exit voluntarily. Bongiwe Spokesperson, National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure, Natjoints spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe

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"Who are these NGOs that are suddenly behind these (illegal) miners" - Police question what NGOs stand to benefit

The Fuel Industry Association of South Africa says fuel supply remains stable despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East. The Association says there's enough petrol, diesel, and Liquified Petroleum Gas nationwide, supported by imports and coordinated planning. The Association further says a temporary refinery shutdown in Cape Town is being managed, with no major disruptions expected. The Association has urged motorists to avoid panic buying ahead of April's price changes, as this could place unnecessary pressure on the supply system. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Chief Executive at Fuel Industry Association of South Africa Avhapfani Tshifularo 

The Fuel Industry Association of South Africa says fuel supply remains stable despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East. The Association says there's enough petrol, diesel, and Liquified Petroleum Gas nationwide, supported by imports and coordinated planning. The Association further says a temporary refinery shutdown in Cape Town is being managed, with no major disruptions expected. The Association has urged motorists to avoid panic buying ahead of April's price changes, as this could place unnecessary pressure on the supply system. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Chief Executive at Fuel Industry Association of South Africa Avhapfani Tshifularo&nbsp;

FIASA calls for calm on fuel prices amid global oil spikes.

The City of Johannesburg Municipality has rejected claims of a widespread billing system collapse affecting 1.5 million customer accounts, describing them as false, misleading, and irresponsible. The city says there is no evidence its systems have failed or that property transfers have stopped. It warns such allegations could spark unnecessary panic among residents, investors, and the property sector. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to City of Johannesburg Group Head for Revenue Shared Services: Group Finance Mr Lufuno Mashau

The City of Johannesburg Municipality has rejected claims of a widespread billing system collapse affecting 1.5 million customer accounts, describing them as false, misleading, and irresponsible. The city says there is no evidence its systems have failed or that property transfers have stopped. It warns such allegations could spark unnecessary panic among residents, investors, and the property sector. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to City of Johannesburg Group Head for Revenue Shared Services: Group Finance Mr Lufuno Mashau

 City of Johannesburg rejects alleged claims of the collapse of its billing system.

Civil society groups, including Judges Matter, Section 27 and the Legal Resources Centre, are urging President Cyril Ramaphosa to urgently appoint two Constitutional Court judges. The groups say it's been over five months since the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) concluded interviews and submitted its recommendations for the appointment of two Constitutional Court judges. The civil society group warns the court's ongoing vacancies are slowing down judgments and affecting access to justice at the country's highest court. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Mbekezeli Benjamin research and advocacy officer at Judges Matter.

Civil society groups, including Judges Matter, Section 27 and the Legal Resources Centre, are urging President Cyril Ramaphosa to urgently appoint two Constitutional Court judges. The groups say it's been over five months since the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) concluded interviews and submitted its recommendations for the appointment of two Constitutional Court judges. The civil society group warns the court's ongoing vacancies are slowing down judgments and affecting access to justice at the country's highest court. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Mbekezeli Benjamin research and advocacy officer at Judges Matter.

"Who are these NGOs that are suddenly behind these (illegal) miners" - Police question what NGOs stand to benefit

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