In a media briefing on public service delivery and governance, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi emphasized his administration’s commitment to ensuring equitable water supply across the province. He also announced changes to his executive, appointing Lebogang Maile as the new MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, and EFF Gauteng Chairperson Nkululeko Dunga as MEC for Finance and Economic Development, among other appointments.

Guest: Panyaza Lesufi: Gauteng Premier

In a media briefing on public service delivery and governance, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi emphasized his administration&rsquo;s commitment to ensuring equitable water supply across the province. He also announced changes to his executive, appointing Lebogang Maile as the new MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, and EFF Gauteng Chairperson Nkululeko Dunga as MEC for Finance and Economic Development, among other appointments.
Guest: Panyaza Lesufi: Gauteng Premier

THE MORNING BRIEF

The National Briefing

In a media briefing on public service delivery and governance, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi emphasized his administration’s commitment to ensuring equitable water supply across the province

MONEY MATTERS with Ntaoleng Lechela – Business Journalist

Guest: Prof. Barney Pityana - anti-apartheid stalwart 

 

Guest: Prof. Barney Pityana - anti-apartheid stalwart&nbsp;
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THE REALITY CHECK with Prof. Barney Pityana 

While the government has taken steps to cushion petrol prices last week, it has not provided similar relief for paraffin. As of 1 April 2026, the wholesale price of illuminating paraffin surged by R11.67 per litre. This surge will affect 2 million people or up to 500,000 households who rely on paraffin for basic survival. Our next guest has recently highlighted the severe impact of paraffin price hikes on low-income earners and how they contend with other costs of living such as transport, groceries, etc.

Guest: Mervyn Abrahams, Programme Coordinator at the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity Group (PMBEJD)

While the government has taken steps to cushion petrol prices last week, it has not provided similar relief for paraffin. As of 1 April 2026, the wholesale price of illuminating paraffin surged by R11.67 per litre. This surge will affect 2 million people or up to 500,000 households who rely on paraffin for basic survival. Our next guest has recently highlighted the severe impact of paraffin price hikes on low-income earners and how they contend with other costs of living such as transport, groceries, etc.
Guest: Mervyn Abrahams, Programme Coordinator at the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice &amp; Dignity Group (PMBEJD)

In a media briefing on public service delivery and governance, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi emphasized his administration’s commitment to ensuring equitable water supply across the province

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