The IEC says the handful of protests recorded as the voter registration got underway have nothing to do with the work of the IEC but service delivery concerns. IEC's Deputy CEO, Masego Sheburi has urged the aggrieved South Africans not to impede on others democratic right. This weekend has been set aside for all eligible voters to go out and verify their details and register to vote on the 4th of November. For more Elvis Presslin spoke to the Commission's General Manager for Electoral Matters, James Aphane...

The IEC says the handful of protests recorded as the voter registration got underway have nothing to do with the work of the IEC but service delivery concerns. IEC's Deputy CEO, Masego Sheburi has urged the aggrieved South Africans not to impede on others democratic right. This weekend has been set aside for all eligible voters to go out and verify their details and register to vote on the 4th of November. For more Elvis Presslin spoke to the Commission's General Manager for Electoral Matters, James Aphane...

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IEC calls for more South Africans to verify their details during the voter registration weekend 

A study conducted by data analytics organization Tales of Turning, has pulled back the digital curtain. Analyzing over 33 000 public social media posts across X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram over a two-year window from May 2023 to May 2025, the report reveals social discourses that threaten the psychological development of the South African boy-child. According to the findings, expressions of hatred towards men are prevalent. To support government efforts, a National Coalition to Prevent Gender Based Violence and Femicide has been formed and one of the issues it has brought to forefront  is how South Africa's digital culture harms young men and women. For more we Elvis Presslin spoke to Former Ambassador Nozipho January Bardill, Co-founder and Convener of Tales Of Turning and National Coalition to Prevent Gender Based Violence 

A study conducted by data analytics organization Tales of Turning, has pulled back the digital curtain. Analyzing over 33 000 public social media posts across X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram over a two-year window from May 2023 to May 2025, the report reveals social discourses that threaten the psychological development of the South African boy-child. According to the findings, expressions of hatred towards men are prevalent. To support government efforts, a National Coalition to Prevent Gender Based Violence and Femicide has been formed and one of the issues it has brought to forefront &nbsp;is how South Africa's digital culture harms young men and women. For more we Elvis Presslin spoke to Former Ambassador Nozipho January Bardill, Co-founder and Convener of Tales Of Turning and National Coalition to Prevent Gender Based Violence&nbsp;

Government alone cannot win the fight against GBV: Nozipho January Bardill  

The South African Police Service met with the Acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia yesterday in Pretoria to brief him on national and provincial plans aimed at ensuring the demonstrations are conducted safely and peacefully. The SAPS management led by Acting National Police Commissioner Puleng Dimpane also  outlined security measures that will be put in place for the planned demonstrations on the 30th of June against undocumented foreign nationals. Police Ministry spokesperson Kamogelo Mogotsi has more details

The South African Police Service met with the Acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia yesterday in Pretoria to brief him on national and provincial plans aimed at ensuring the demonstrations are conducted safely and peacefully. The SAPS management led by Acting National Police Commissioner Puleng Dimpane also &nbsp;outlined security measures that will be put in place for the planned demonstrations on the 30th of June against undocumented foreign nationals. Police Ministry spokesperson Kamogelo Mogotsi has more details

SAPS outlines safety measures for planned demonstrations on the 30th of June 2026

Bafana Bafana are back in Pachuca, Mexico, and have commenced training for their do-or-die FIFA World Cup 2026 Group A match against South Korea in Monterrey on Thursday. The two nations will clash in their final group match which will determine which country goes through to the next round. The Koreans are second in the group and need just a point to book themselves a place in the next round, while Bafana Bafana need an outright win to increase their chances of reaching the round of 32...And just to add a little spice and hope to South African supporters, South Korean journalist, Hong Jiyong, believes the result can go either way. Our reporter, Sifiso Ramara bring us the latest from Pachuca with Bafana Bafana. This is followed by our discussion on can the boys do it noting the past two games with co-host nation Mexico and Czechia. To help us with this discussion Elvis caught up with SABC sports presenters Vincent Sitsula together with our colleague who is currently in Pachuca, Mexico, Sifiso Ramara...

Bafana Bafana are back in Pachuca, Mexico, and have commenced training for their do-or-die FIFA World Cup 2026 Group A match against South Korea in Monterrey on Thursday. The two nations will clash in their final group match which will determine which country goes through to the next round. The Koreans are second in the group and need just a point to book themselves a place in the next round, while Bafana Bafana need an outright win to increase their chances of reaching the round of 32...And just to add a little spice and hope to South African supporters, South Korean journalist, Hong Jiyong, believes the result can go either way. Our reporter, Sifiso Ramara bring us the latest from Pachuca with Bafana Bafana. This is followed by our discussion on can the boys do it noting the past two games with co-host nation Mexico and Czechia. To help us with this discussion Elvis caught up with SABC sports presenters Vincent Sitsula together with our colleague who is currently in Pachuca, Mexico, Sifiso Ramara...

IEC calls for more South Africans to verify their details during the voter registration weekend

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