Department of Water and Sanitation Calls On Public To Support Young Mpumalanga Water Innovator in Sweden

The Department of Water and Sanitation is calling on the public to get behind 17-year-old Sinenhlanhla Sikhulile Nkosi, the winner of the 2026 South African Youth Water Prize, as he prepares to represent South Africa at the prestigious Stockholm Junior Water Prize in Sweden later this month.  GUES…

Reaction: ConCourt Denying Access To Parties Hoping To Appeal Western Cape High Court Judgment

The Constitutional Court has denied direct access to several parties hoping to directly appeal the Western Cape High Court judgment halting the impeachment process against President Cyril Ramaphosa.  GUEST: Vuyo Zungula - ATM Parliament Leader

‘THOUGHTLEADER’ African doctors have a moral duty to speak up for patients who can’t (Piece in the Daily Maverick)

You penned a piece that doctors must look beyond treating individual illnesses and use their voices to advocate for healthier, more equitable societies. The article explores the role of medical professionals in challenging inequality, shaping health policy and strengthening healthcare systems, part…

SADC Council of Ministers meeting briefing outcome

We now cross over to our SABC International Reporter who’s covering the The SADC Council of Ministers meeting currently underway in Durban today. GUEST: Khayalihle Khumalo – SABC News International Reporter

Zimbabwe has declared a State of Disaster after the Lake Kariba ferry disaster

The Zimbabwean authorities say 15 bodies have been recovered after a passenger ferry capsized on Lake Kariba. We get an update on the latest with… GUEST: Ephert Musekiwa – SABC Zimbabwe Correspondent

SAHRC in Limpopo concerned over service delivery complaints

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) in Limpopo says it's concerned with the volume of service delivery complaints it has been receiving from residents across the province. GUEST: Victor Mavhidula - SAHRC Limpopo Provincial Manager

Global Watch: Zambia Elections

Zambia holds an election tomorrow to decide if President Hakainde Hichilema will get a second five-year term. Election posters are said to everywhere in Zambia, from lamp posts and shop fronts to massive billboards, with faces of presidential and parliamentary candidates looming over passers-by as …

KZN IPID boss Len John takes Madlanga inside alleged KZN police hit squads targeting CIT suspects

Deputy Director for Investigations at the Independent Police Investigative Directorate in KwaZulu-Natal, Len John, is on the stand at the Madlanga Commission talking about alleged squads targeted suspects linked to cash-in-transit robberies, taxi operators and drug syndicates, allegedly operating u…

Tech Talk: Proudly South African Humanoid Robot

Creative Minds Technologies has done something that has never been done before in South Africa and built a humanoid robot that listens to you speak in ANY of our 11 official languages and replies back in that exact same language. All of this happening automatically. No settings needed. No menus. Th…

Analysis On DA’s Private Sector-Assisted Municipal Recovery Plan

This past weekend, the DA announced in its manifesto that it had plans to allow private-sector firms to provide municipal services. Trade union federation, COSATU, has rejected the DA’s call to privatise municipal services, claiming that it would be a recipe for disaster. What do analysts make of t…