Action SA members and former employees of Lily Mine this morning picketed at the site of the Lily Mine, reigniting public attention on the long-standing tragedy and calls for accountability. The demonstration highlights renewed pressure on authorities and mining stakeholders to resolve outstanding issues, including justice for the affected families and the recovery of those still unaccounted for, ten years later. We’re joined now by Action SA to discuss the purpose of today’s action and what outcomes they hope to see from this renewed push…

Guest: Harry Mazibuko - ActionSA Mpumalanga Constituency Officer

Action SA members and former employees of Lily Mine this morning picketed at the site of the Lily Mine, reigniting public attention on the long-standing tragedy and calls for accountability. The demonstration highlights renewed pressure on authorities and mining stakeholders to resolve outstanding issues, including justice for the affected families and the recovery of those still unaccounted for, ten years later. We&rsquo;re joined now by Action SA to discuss the purpose of today&rsquo;s action and what outcomes they hope to see from this renewed push&hellip;
Guest: Harry Mazibuko - ActionSA Mpumalanga Constituency Officer

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The trial of Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, a former MK Party MP, resumes in the Durban High Court. Zuma-Sambudla faces

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The trial of Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, a former MK Party MP, resumes in the Durban High Court. Zuma-Sambudla faces
charges under the Terrorism Act. She is accused of inciting violence during the 2021 July unrest. The court heard that during that period, she posted on Twitter using the hashtag #FreeJacobZuma. We cross over to SABC NEWS REPORTER&hellip;
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