The Minister of Water and Sanitation, Pemmy Majodina, has emphasised the importance of ensuring reliable and secure water supplies in the country as well as the African continent. The minister was officially opening the Water Institute of Southern Africa's 2026 Biennial Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The event brought together over two-thousand professionals and other stakeholders dealing with water issues to address critical issues such as aging water infrastructure, water finance and climate resilience among other things. 

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya mati na nkululo, Wisani Mavasa.

The Minister of Water and Sanitation, Pemmy Majodina, has emphasised the importance of ensuring reliable and secure water supplies in the country as well as the African continent. The minister was officially opening the Water Institute of Southern Africa's 2026 Biennial Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The event brought together over two-thousand professionals and other stakeholders dealing with water issues to address critical issues such as aging water infrastructure, water finance and climate resilience among other things.&nbsp;
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya mati na nkululo, Wisani Mavasa.

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The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has left the repo rate unchanged at seven-percent, with the prime lending rate remaining at 10-point-5-percent. This was announced by SARB Govenor Lesetja Kganyago at a media briefing in Pretoria a short while ago.  Mixo Mashimbye a burisana na mutivi wa ikhonomi, Vince Ndove. .......

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has left the repo rate unchanged at seven-percent, with the prime lending rate remaining at 10-point-5-percent. This was announced by SARB Govenor Lesetja Kganyago at a media briefing in Pretoria a short while ago.&nbsp; Mixo Mashimbye a burisana na mutivi wa ikhonomi, Vince Ndove. .......

Mutivi wa ikhonomi Vince Ndove a hlela kuva mintswalo ya vulombisi yinga cincangi.

INTRO: Gauteng taxi operators have withdrawn threats to embark on a province-wide strike. This follows a meeting between taxi associations SANTACO, NTA and Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela in Pretoria. The meeting came after concerns were raised by the taxi industry that their working relationship with the MEC had broken down. Horisani Sithole compiled and reports…..

FOCUS: To take the story further, the Presenter Interviews Theo Malele, about the NTA's update & outcomes on the Gauteng taxi operators and the provincial Transport & Roads department in Pretoria in Gauteng yesterday...........

INTRO:
Gauteng taxi operators have withdrawn threats to embark on a province-wide strike. This follows a meeting between taxi associations SANTACO, NTA and Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela in Pretoria yesterday. The meeting came after concerns were raised by the taxi industry that their working relationship with the MEC had broken down.  Following the meeting between the two taxi associations and MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, the MEC reaffirmed the provincial government's commitment to working with the taxi industry. Previously, taxi operators alleged that the MEC was bypassing provincial and regional leadership structures by engaging directly with individual operators when issuing licences. SANTACO, says the two sides have identified their challenges and will work towards resolving them and the National Taxi Alliance, NTA, has welcomed the meeting and says it will work towards resolving the outstanding issues.For more on this story with an update on the meeting, we are now joined by Mr Theo Malele from the National Taxi Alliance..........

INTRO: Gauteng taxi operators have withdrawn threats to embark on a province-wide strike. This follows a meeting between taxi associations SANTACO, NTA and Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela in Pretoria. The meeting came after concerns were raised by the taxi industry that their working relationship with the MEC had broken down. Horisani Sithole compiled and reports&hellip;..
FOCUS: To take the story further, the Presenter Interviews Theo Malele, about the NTA's update &amp; outcomes on the Gauteng taxi operators and the provincial Transport &amp; Roads department in Pretoria in Gauteng yesterday...........
INTRO: Gauteng taxi operators have withdrawn threats to embark on a province-wide strike. This follows a meeting between taxi associations SANTACO, NTA and Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela in Pretoria yesterday. The meeting came after concerns were raised by the taxi industry that their working relationship with the MEC had broken down. &nbsp;Following the meeting between the two taxi associations and MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, the MEC reaffirmed the provincial government's commitment to working with the taxi industry. Previously, taxi operators alleged that the MEC was bypassing provincial and regional leadership structures by engaging directly with individual operators when issuing licences. SANTACO, says the two sides have identified their challenges and will work towards resolving them and the National Taxi Alliance, NTA, has welcomed the meeting and says it will work towards resolving the outstanding issues.For more on this story with an update on the meeting, we are now joined by Mr Theo Malele from the National Taxi Alliance..........

Xiviko hi nomo wa Horisani Sithole na mbhurisano na Theo Malele hi swibumabumelo swa ntwanano exikarhi ka nhlangano wa mathekisi wa NTA na SANTACO xikanwe ndzawulo ya magondzo na ntleketlo eGauteng

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews mosses Zitha, about the expected ruling regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent bid to halt Parliament's Impeachment Committee at the Western Cape High Court today....... 

INTRO:
The Western Cape High court will deliver its judgment today on Friday (24/07/2026) - regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent bid to halt Parliament's Impeachment Committee. The President wants the committee to pause for at least three months, in anticipation of his application to review the Section 89 Independent Panel report, which found that he had a case to answer regarding the theft on his Phala Phala farm. The matter was heard over two days by a full bench of the Western Cape division, last week. The committee has been diligently continuing with its work, having met to iron out its terms of reference and names for a possible evidence leader this week. Committee chairperson, Makashule Gana, has consistently said the committee will crack on, until a court rules otherwise. An the committee has a meeting scheduled for next week. If the ruling is in favour of the President, this may be put on ice of at least three months. For more legal speculative views on this story, we are now joined by legal expert Mr. Mosses Zitha.......

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews mosses Zitha, about the expected ruling regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent bid to halt Parliament's Impeachment Committee at the Western Cape High Court today.......&nbsp;
INTRO: The Western Cape High court will deliver its judgment today on Friday (24/07/2026) - regarding President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent bid to halt Parliament's Impeachment Committee. The President wants the committee to pause for at least three months, in anticipation of his application to review the Section 89 Independent Panel report, which found that he had a case to answer regarding the theft on his Phala Phala farm. The matter was heard over two days by a full bench of the Western Cape division, last week. The committee has been diligently continuing with its work, having met to iron out its terms of reference and names for a possible evidence leader this week. Committee chairperson, Makashule Gana, has consistently said the committee will crack on, until a court rules otherwise. An the committee has a meeting scheduled for next week. If the ruling is in favour of the President, this may be put on ice of at least three months. For more legal speculative views on this story, we are now joined by legal expert Mr. Mosses Zitha.......

Vuhleri bya Mosses Zitha eka vuahluri lebyi nga languteriwa ekhoto ya le henhla ya le Westerrn Cape hi ku ntlhontlhantlhontlhana ka President C Ramaphoa na Impeachment Committee

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