INTRO: The 2026 Gauteng budget saw an increase of 3-point-6 billion rand in the 2026/27 financial year, representing a 2 percent year-on-year growth. Gauteng Economic and Finance MEC, Lebogang Maile, says the budget is designed to focus on addressing frontline services and responding to the provincial priorities outlined in the Gauteng Medium Term Development Plan and the Gauteng 13-priority plan. Maile tabled the budget in Johannesburg earlier today (Tuesday 10 March). Nothando Magudulela compiled and Muhluri Chavalala reports....

 

INTRO: The 2026 Gauteng budget saw an increase of 3-point-6 billion rand in the 2026/27 financial year, representing a 2 percent year-on-year growth. Gauteng Economic and Finance MEC, Lebogang Maile, says the budget is designed to focus on addressing frontline services and responding to the provincial priorities outlined in the Gauteng Medium Term Development Plan and the Gauteng 13-priority plan. Maile tabled the budget in Johannesburg earlier today (Tuesday 10 March). Nothando Magudulela compiled and Muhluri Chavalala reports....
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Mbulavulo wa namuntlha wa mpimanyeto wa 2026 Gauteng Budget Speech hi MEC wa ndzawulo ya timali eGauteng Lebogang Maile

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FOCUS: Ntebo Mokobo (Politics: 10-03-26) The IEC has vowed to maximise voter participation with its voter registration weekend planned for the 20th and the 21st of June 2026.

INTRO: The IEC has vowed to maximise voter participation with its voter registration weekend planned for the 20th and the 21st of June 2026. The IEC briefed the media at its headquarters in Centurion, outside Pretoria, on its preparedness and other details of its electoral programme. The commission is also expecting the Minister of COGTA, Velenkosini Hlabisa, to proclaim an election date soon. SABC Political Correspondent, Ntebo Mokobo compiled and Rhulani Mzamani has more...

IEC (For All PM/AM Shows -- Own Translation)
FOCUS: Ntebo Mokobo (Politics: 10-03-26) The IEC has vowed to maximise voter participation with its voter registration weekend planned for the 20th and the 21st of June 2026.
INTRO: The IEC has vowed to maximise voter participation with its voter registration weekend planned for the 20th and the 21st of June 2026. The IEC briefed the media at its headquarters in Centurion, outside Pretoria, on its preparedness and other details of its electoral programme. The commission is also expecting the Minister of COGTA, Velenkosini Hlabisa, to proclaim an election date soon. SABC Political Correspondent, Ntebo Mokobo compiled and Rhulani Mzamani has more...

Mapfhumba na matirhelo ya khomixini ya IEC ya ku lulamisela nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga laha ku katsiwaka na mapfhumba ya ku ti tsarisela nhlawulo ya siku ra  02 na 03 Khotavusxika 2026

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Fortunate Mabunda, about the South Africa's GDP in the fourth quarter of 2025 which increased by 0.4%. 

INTRO: South Africa has recorded positive economic activity in the fourth quarter of 2025 increasing by zero-point-four percent, following a zero-point-five percent increase third quarter of last year. The latest GDP data released by Stats SA was largely in line with analysts expectations. Full-year growth for the economy expanded at a faster pace, growing by one-point-one percent last year compared with zero-point-five percent in 2024. Meanwhile industries such as agriculture, finance and personal services grew positively while manufacturing and electricity, gas and water grew in the negative.

Tiko ra Africa Dzonga ri vone ku kula lokunene ka ikhonomi eka kotara ya vumune ya 2025, loku engeteleke hi tiphesente ta 0.4 wa tiphesente, endzhaku ko tlakuka hi 0.5 wa tiphesente eka kotara ya vunharhu ya lembe leri hundzeke... 

Vuxokoxoko bya sweswinyana bya GDP lebyi humesiweke hi Statistics South Africa byi fambelana ngopfu na leswi vativi va ikhonomi a va swi languterile. 

Eka lembe hinkwaro, ku kula ka ikhonomi ku engeteleke hi rivilo lerikulu, hikuva ku kule hi 1.1 wa tiphesente lembe leri hundzeke loko ku pimanisiwa na 0.5 wa tiphesente hi lembe ra 2024.Hi nkarhi wolowo, swiyenge swa ikhonomi swo fana na vurimi, timali na vukorhokeri bya munhu hi munhu swi kule kahle, kasi vumaki na gezi, gasi na mati swona swi vile na ku hunguteka.

We welcome On-Air an Economist from University of Limpopo, Mr Fortune Mabunda

Riperile na kumi amukela...

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FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Fortunate Mabunda, about the South Africa's GDP in the fourth quarter of 2025 which increased by 0.4%.&nbsp;
INTRO: South Africa has recorded positive economic activity in the fourth quarter of 2025 increasing by zero-point-four percent, following a zero-point-five percent increase third quarter of last year. The latest GDP data released by Stats SA was largely in line with analysts expectations. Full-year growth for the economy expanded at a faster pace, growing by one-point-one percent last year compared with zero-point-five percent in 2024. Meanwhile industries such as agriculture, finance and personal services grew positively while manufacturing and electricity, gas and water grew in the negative.
Tiko ra Africa Dzonga ri vone ku kula lokunene ka ikhonomi eka kotara ya vumune ya 2025, loku engeteleke hi tiphesente ta 0.4 wa tiphesente, endzhaku ko tlakuka hi 0.5 wa tiphesente eka kotara ya vunharhu ya lembe leri hundzeke...&nbsp;
Vuxokoxoko bya sweswinyana bya GDP lebyi humesiweke hi Statistics South Africa byi fambelana ngopfu na leswi vativi va ikhonomi a va swi languterile.&nbsp;
Eka lembe hinkwaro, ku kula ka ikhonomi ku engeteleke hi rivilo lerikulu, hikuva ku kule hi 1.1 wa tiphesente lembe leri hundzeke loko ku pimanisiwa na 0.5 wa tiphesente hi lembe ra 2024.Hi nkarhi wolowo, swiyenge swa ikhonomi swo fana na vurimi, timali na vukorhokeri bya munhu hi munhu swi kule kahle, kasi vumaki na gezi, gasi na mati swona swi vile na ku hunguteka.
We welcome On-Air an Economist from University of Limpopo, Mr Fortune Mabunda
Riperile na kumi amukela...
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Vuhleri bya muhleri wa mahungu ya Economy Fortunate Mabunda hi xiyimo xa tinhlayo ta switirhisiwa na nhundzu ya kwala Afrika Dzonga ku nga Gross Domestic Products

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Ephraim Luphondo, about DENOSA's views & reaction on the 2026 Limpopo Budget Speech......

INTRO:
Flood relief and rebuilding the infrastructure were the highlights of the Limpopo 2026/27 budget. Nine billion rand has been allocated for infrastructure development in Limpopo for the 2026/27 financial. Finance MEC Kgabo Mahoai says they will ensure that infrastructure damaged in the floods at the beginning of the year is repaired. Mahoai was tabling the 2026/2027 budget in Lebowakgomo today. The overall budget now sits at over 95 billion rand. The 2026/2027 provincial budget has been adjusted from last year's 88-billion rand.For the coming financial year until March next year, provincial departments will utilize a combined amount of just above 95 billion rand. Out of the 95-billion, nine billion rand has been allocated for infrastructure development. The Education department has received the highest share of the budget followed by the Health department, both allocated more than a billion rand. Opposition political parties have cautioned the provincial treasury against mismanaging funds and grants earmarked for flood relief.EFF leader Lawrence Mapoullo and DA's Jacques Smalle are calling for more accountability on the utilization of the budget. Meanwhile, the provincial economy still faces negative growth prospects in the short term.The province still struggles to create jobs for a significant part of the youth population, despite a drop in the official unemployment rate to just above 28 percent. Hi ku angul aeka mbulavulo wa mpimanyeto, Hi amukela mukondleteri eka nhlangano wo yimela vaongori wa Denosa laha xifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo i nkulukumba Ephraim Luphondo.


LIVE:  Ephraim Luphondo - (Denosa Lim Budget) - 

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FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Ephraim Luphondo, about DENOSA's views &amp; reaction on the 2026 Limpopo Budget Speech......
INTRO: Flood relief and rebuilding the infrastructure were the highlights of the Limpopo 2026/27 budget. Nine billion rand has been allocated for infrastructure development in Limpopo for the 2026/27 financial. Finance MEC Kgabo Mahoai says they will ensure that infrastructure damaged in the floods at the beginning of the year is repaired. Mahoai was tabling the 2026/2027 budget in Lebowakgomo today. The overall budget now sits at over 95 billion rand. The 2026/2027 provincial budget has been adjusted from last year's 88-billion rand.For the coming financial year until March next year, provincial departments will utilize a combined amount of just above 95 billion rand. Out of the 95-billion, nine billion rand has been allocated for infrastructure development. The Education department has received the highest share of the budget followed by the Health department, both allocated more than a billion rand. Opposition political parties have cautioned the provincial treasury against mismanaging funds and grants earmarked for flood relief.EFF leader Lawrence Mapoullo and DA's Jacques Smalle are calling for more accountability on the utilization of the budget. Meanwhile, the provincial economy still faces negative growth prospects in the short term.The province still struggles to create jobs for a significant part of the youth population, despite a drop in the official unemployment rate to just above 28 percent. Hi ku angul aeka mbulavulo wa mpimanyeto, Hi amukela mukondleteri eka nhlangano wo yimela vaongori wa Denosa laha xifundzheninkulu xa Limpopo i nkulukumba Ephraim Luphondo.
 LIVE: &nbsp;Ephraim Luphondo - (Denosa Lim Budget) -&nbsp;
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Mbulavulo wa namuntlha wa mpimanyeto wa 2026 Gauteng Budget Speech hi MEC wa ndzawulo ya timali eGauteng Lebogang Maile

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