Political Analysis: ANC First Deputy Secretary-General Blames DA Minister of Home Affairs for Recent Chaos Following Con-Court Ruling on Asylum Seekers

ANC First Deputy Secretary-General, Nomvula Mokonyane, blamed the DA Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber, for the recent chaos and influx at refugee reception centres following a landmark Constitutional Court ruling on asylum seekers. Speaking to residents during a door-to-door local governmen…

Inter Ministerial Committee on Migration Outline Legal Response to Con-Court Judgment on Asylum Seekers

The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration led by Chairperson and Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi, is approaching the Constitutional Court to seek a supervisory order to guide the implementation of its recent asylum ruling. The Inter-Ministerial Committee will…

Campaign for Free Expression backs fired PRASA whistleblowers 

Campaign for Free Expression has applied to be admitted as a friend of the court in the case of the fired PRASA whistleblowers who are fighting to be reinstated after the state entity fired them back in 2021. We find out more on the case and why CFE has seen it fit to back the duo… Guest: Chris Ox…

Over 500 use-of-force incidents against inmates reported to jics in 2025/26

The Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services says it’s has received more than 500 reports of alleged use of force against inmates by Department of Correctional Services officials during the 2025/26 financial year. Against this high number, we find out more on the incidents and the bodies rec…

‘Grow My Business’

On this week’s edition of Grow My Business we take a look at the AVIJozi Festival and what creatives can expect from the upcoming event with… Guest: Nosipho Maketo-van den Bragt - Founder & Festival Director of AVIJOZI

National Senior Certificate examinations

The Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube, addressed the media in Pretoria yesterday, where she called for a broader assessment of provincial education performance, saying the matric pass rate should no longer be the sole measure of the quality of the basic education system. The Minister’s remar…

Sibiya Resigns From SAPS

Suspended Deputy Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya has resigned from the South African Police Service just as his disciplinary hearing began on Monday. SAPS says his departure is treated as a dishonourable discharge since disciplinary proceedings were ongoing when he resigned. For more on …

STATS SA 30 Years of Counting South Africa

South Africa’s census journey has come a long way since the country’s first democratic population count in 1996. As Statistics South Africa and the UN Population Fund mark 30 years of Census, leaders from across SADC are reflecting on how population data has evolved from traditional counting method…

The Cost of Protest: Who Pays When Public Grievances Turn Violent?

South Africa’s latest anti-immigration protests, which have reportedly seen at least 24 vehicles set alight and foreign-owned shops looted in Soweto and Durban, have once again raised questions about the economic and social consequences of public disorder.  GUEST: Mpumi Tyikwe, Chief Executive Off…

Understanding The Constitutional Court Judgment On Asylum Seekers And The South African Constitution

After yesterday’s conversation we invited Dr. Shadi Magano, Constitutional Law Expert & Senior lecturer at Wits University to clarify the Constitutional Court judgment on asylum seekers as well as help us understand the constitution and what it intends to achieve… - Get a thorough understanding on…