(FOCUS: SASSA FEELS CONFIDENT THAT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS BENEFICIARY BIOMETRIC ENROLMENT SYSTEM WILL GO SMOOTHLY) 

INTRO:
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is gearing up for a major rollout on Monday (September 1st) when around 80% of its offices nationwide are expected to implement a new Beneficiary Biometric Enrolment system. Designed to curb fraud and strengthen the integrity of the grant system, the initiative marks a significant step in modernizing social welfare services. However, concerns are mounting over whether the system will be ready in time for next week's rollout. Many of the agency's most vulnerable beneficiaries—particularly elderly and low-income individuals—remain uncertain about how this biometric enrolment works and what will be required of them. Refilwe Mekoa compiled and Euphine Mabunda reports…

(FOCUS: SASSA FEELS CONFIDENT THAT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS BENEFICIARY BIOMETRIC ENROLMENT SYSTEM WILL GO SMOOTHLY)&nbsp;
INTRO: The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is gearing up for a major rollout on Monday (September 1st) when around 80% of its offices nationwide are expected to implement a new Beneficiary Biometric Enrolment system. Designed to curb fraud and strengthen the integrity of the grant system, the initiative marks a significant step in modernizing social welfare services. However, concerns are mounting over whether the system will be ready in time for next week's rollout. Many of the agency's most vulnerable beneficiaries&mdash;particularly elderly and low-income individuals&mdash;remain uncertain about how this biometric enrolment works and what will be required of them. Refilwe Mekoa compiled and Euphine Mabunda reports&hellip;

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FOCUS: DIEPKLOOF RESIDENTS MARCH AGAINST PREPAID ELECTRICITY METERS

INTRO 
Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has acknowledged that electricity is expensive. However he says government is workinig working on an electricity pricing policy. His comments comes as  residents of Diepkloof, in Soweto marched to Eskom's Soweto offices demanding a flat rate tariff of 350 rand for their electricity consumption. Residents say prepaid electricity is not affordable. Neria Hlakotsa filed this report by Euphine Mabunda...  

FOCUS: DIEPKLOOF RESIDENTS MARCH AGAINST PREPAID ELECTRICITY METERS
INTRO&nbsp; Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has acknowledged that electricity is expensive. However he says government is workinig working on an electricity pricing policy. His comments comes as &nbsp;residents of Diepkloof, in Soweto marched to Eskom's Soweto offices demanding a flat rate tariff of 350 rand for their electricity consumption. Residents say prepaid electricity is not affordable. Neria Hlakotsa filed this report by Euphine Mabunda... &nbsp;

Migingiriko ya ku kombisa ku vilela na swikoxo swa vaaki va le Diepkloof eSoweto hi ku ya etiofisini ta khamaphani ya ESKOM eSoweto eGauteng

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Mkhomazi Twala, about the name changes situation in Limpopo....

INTRO:
The Limpopo Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has officially opened nominations for new members to serve on the Limpopo Provincial Geographical Names Committee. This committee plays an important role in advising the provincial government on the naming and renaming of towns, streets, rivers, and other geographical features across Limpopo. Its work ensures that place names reflect the province's rich cultural heritage, languages, and historical identity. Residents with expertise in areas such as history, geography, linguistics, or cultural studies are encouraged to submit nominations before the closing date of 27 March 2026.

Ku yisa emahlweni hungu leri hi burisana na Mutshami wa xitulu wa Limpopo Provincial Geographical names Committe Nkulukumba Mkhomazi Twala ..........

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Mkhomazi Twala, about the name changes situation in Limpopo....
INTRO: The Limpopo Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has officially opened nominations for new members to serve on the Limpopo Provincial Geographical Names Committee. This committee plays an important role in advising the provincial government on the naming and renaming of towns, streets, rivers, and other geographical features across Limpopo. Its work ensures that place names reflect the province's rich cultural heritage, languages, and historical identity. Residents with expertise in areas such as history, geography, linguistics, or cultural studies are encouraged to submit nominations before the closing date of 27 March 2026.
Ku yisa emahlweni hungu leri hi burisana na Mutshami wa xitulu wa Limpopo Provincial Geographical names Committe Nkulukumba Mkhomazi Twala ..........

Swibumabumelo swa mavito ya vanhu lava nga ta nghena na ku tirha eka komiti yintshwa ya ku cinciwa ka mavito ya Geographical Names Committe eLimpopo hi nomo wa Mkhomazi Twala

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Deputy M Cassel Mathale, about the crime prevention ministerial #Imbizo in Ga-Mphahlele near Lebowakgomo in Limpopo...

INTRO:
The Ministry of Police, led by Deputy Minister of Police, Mr Cassel Mathale, alongside the MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Violet Mathye, the South African Police Service top management led by Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, and the Acting Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection, Lieutenant General Hilda Khosi Senthumule, will on Saturday, 14 March 2026, lead a crime prevention ministerial #imbizo in Ga-Mphahlele. Emoyeni hi Amukela Xandla xa Holobye wa Maphorisa, Nkul Cassel Mathale.....

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Deputy M Cassel Mathale, about the crime prevention ministerial #Imbizo in Ga-Mphahlele near Lebowakgomo in Limpopo...
INTRO: The Ministry of Police, led by Deputy Minister of Police, Mr Cassel Mathale, alongside the MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Violet Mathye, the South African Police Service top management led by Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, and the Acting Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection, Lieutenant General Hilda Khosi Senthumule, will on Saturday, 14 March 2026, lead a crime prevention ministerial #imbizo in Ga-Mphahlele. Emoyeni hi Amukela Xandla xa Holobye wa Maphorisa, Nkul Cassel Mathale.....

Mbhurisano na xandla xa holobye wa ndzawulo ya maphorisa Cassel Matahle hi mapfhumba ya ku lwisana na vugevenga eGa Mphahlele ekusuhi na Lebowakgomo eLimpopo

Matirhelo ya SASSA ya ku titsarisela ku hola midende hi tindlela tinshwa ta xi'technology'

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