The National Police Ministry and SAPS leadership in KwaZulu-Natal approached the Durban High Court in an urgent bid to stop further protest action by the anti-illegal immigration group, March and March. 

GUEST: Gcinokuhle Malinga, SABC News Reporter in Durban

The National Police Ministry and SAPS leadership in KwaZulu-Natal approached the Durban High Court in an urgent bid to stop further protest action by the anti-illegal immigration group, March and March.&nbsp;
GUEST: Gcinokuhle Malinga, SABC News Reporter in Durban

SAPS court bid to stop March and March protests

An operation was under way in Pretoria earlier today to arrest a 56 year old former IDAC official and a former Crime Intelligence official.

GUEST: Chad Thomas, CEO of IRS Forensic

An operation was under way in Pretoria earlier today to arrest a 56 year old former IDAC official and a former Crime Intelligence official.
GUEST: Chad Thomas, CEO of IRS Forensic

Former IDAC official and a former Crime Intelligence official Arrested In Pretoria

A Germiston community says illegal mining by Zama Zamas is threatening residents’ safety and peace. We’re joined by the local Community Policing Forum chair to hear their concerns…

GUEST: Tracy Enslin – Primrose Community Policing Forum Chair

A Germiston community says illegal mining by Zama Zamas is threatening residents&rsquo; safety and peace. We&rsquo;re joined by the local Community Policing Forum chair to hear their concerns&hellip;
GUEST: Tracy Enslin &ndash; Primrose Community Policing Forum Chair

Germiston residents raise alarm over illegal mining and Zama Zama activities

A new Open Secrets investigation raises serious questions about a Johannesburg based company advising on multi-billion rand oil and gas deals across Africa, despite concerns over its legal registration. 

GUEST: Zen Mathe is an Investigator at Open Secrets

 

A new Open Secrets investigation raises serious questions about a Johannesburg based company advising on multi-billion rand oil and gas deals across Africa, despite concerns over its legal registration.&nbsp;
GUEST: Zen Mathe is an Investigator at Open Secrets
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Open Secrets exposes shady law firm behind multi-billion-rand oil and gas deals across Africa

The State was expected to add more charges against businessman, Suliman Carrim, when he appeared in the Musina Magistrates’ Court in Limpopo this morning. The State intended to charge Carrim for unlawfully employing foreign nationals whose immigration status does not authorise their employment. 

GUEST: Nsuku Shiluvana, SABC News Reporter in Musina

The State was expected to add more charges against businessman, Suliman Carrim, when he appeared in the Musina Magistrates&rsquo; Court in Limpopo this morning. The State intended to charge Carrim for unlawfully employing foreign nationals whose immigration status does not authorise their employment.&nbsp;
GUEST: Nsuku Shiluvana, SABC News Reporter in Musina

Carrim Appears in Musina Magistrate’s Court

The Electoral Commission is warning the public to be cautious of AI-generated content ahead of the local government elections. This comes after it lodged a complaint over a deepfake video depicting former president Nelson Mandela urging older voters not to support the ANC. The IEC confirmed it reported the deepfake video to Real411, which is a platform established to report suspected election-related disinformation. 

GUEST: Laura Franz-Kamissoko, Deputy Manager Digital Communications at the IEC

The Electoral Commission is warning the public to be cautious of AI-generated content ahead of the local government elections. This comes after it lodged a complaint over a deepfake video depicting former president Nelson Mandela urging older voters not to support the ANC. The IEC confirmed it reported the deepfake video to Real411, which is a platform established to report suspected election-related disinformation.&nbsp;
GUEST: Laura Franz-Kamissoko, Deputy Manager Digital Communications at the IEC

IEC warns voters about AI-generated election disinformation after Mandela deepfake

South Africa’s next generation of mathematical talent took centre stage on Thursday, with Eastleigh Primary’s Olwethu Ndebele crowned national champion in the 2026 24SumMore competition. 

GUEST: Olwethu Ndebele – National Champion of the 24SumMore competition.

South Africa&rsquo;s next generation of mathematical talent took centre stage on Thursday, with Eastleigh Primary&rsquo;s Olwethu Ndebele crowned national champion in the 2026 24SumMore competition.&nbsp;
GUEST: Olwethu Ndebele &ndash; National Champion of the 24SumMore competition.

‘WINNING/CHAMPION’

We continue our series on AI music research and today the focus is on AI music tools and their impact on identity and consent. This discussion will be around AI voice and style imitations. 

GUEST: Professor Christo Doherty, Strategic Advisor: Interdisciplinary Innovation at the Wits Innovation Centre

We continue our series on AI music research and today the focus is on AI music tools and their impact on identity and consent. This discussion will be around AI voice and style imitations.&nbsp;
GUEST: Professor Christo Doherty, Strategic Advisor: Interdisciplinary Innovation at the Wits Innovation Centre

AI Music Research: Identity and Consent

KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanaziand and Acting Police Minister, Firoz Cachalia, have secured an interim court interdict against the March and March Movement following weeks of violent anti-immigration protests in Durban, amid police intelligence warning of an alleged plot to burn down the Department of Home Affairs Refugee Reception Centre. The legal action comes after protests in the city were marred by the torching of vehicles, looting and attacks on businesses, raising fears of further violence and possible retaliation.

GUEST: Bophelo Seleke, Independent Legal Analyst

KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanaziand and Acting Police Minister, Firoz Cachalia, have secured an interim court interdict against the March and March Movement following weeks of violent anti-immigration protests in Durban, amid police intelligence warning of an alleged plot to burn down the Department of Home Affairs Refugee Reception Centre. The legal action comes after protests in the city were marred by the torching of vehicles, looting and attacks on businesses, raising fears of further violence and possible retaliation.
GUEST: Bophelo Seleke, Independent Legal Analyst

SAPS races to court to interdict March and March protests after arson threat

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