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The South African Council of Churches has called on everyone in the country to unite and push back against racism, inequality and crime particularly against women and children. This came out during a National Day of Prayer held at Grace Bible church in Soweto. Representatives of various church denominations, civil and political formations including government ministers have graced the occassion. Monique Lewis and Video Journalist Leepo Selele complied this report by Wisani Manganyi....

INTRO The South African Council of Churches has called on everyone in the country to unite and push back against racism, inequality and crime particularly against women and children. This came out during a National Day of Prayer held at Grace Bible church in Soweto. Representatives of various church denominations, civil and political formations including government ministers have graced the occassion. Monique Lewis and Video Journalist Leepo Selele complied this report by Wisani Manganyi....

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Ntirho wa tolo wa xikhongelo wa 'National Prayer Day' hi ku kondleteriwa hi SACC eSoweto eJohannesburg eGauteng

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Police in Lulekani village outside Phalaborwa are investigating a case of suspected cable theft after an unidentified man was electrocuted at Mabobo residence. The man was allegedly trying to cut a live electricity cable when the incident occurred. He was found lying next to the cable and paramedics later confirmed him dead at the scene. Authorities say the body was taken to the Maphutha Government Mortuary while investigations continue. The incident also highlights the dangers of tampering with electricity infrastructure, with authorities warning that cutting or stealing live cables can lead to serious injury or death.

Ku languta eka ku andza ka timhangu ta ku yiviwa ka tintambhu ti nga andziwsa xiswona, emoyeni hi amukela Customer relations Manager at Eskom Mopani....Kunga nkulunkumba  Brian Ndubane-(Cable Theft)-
Riperile

INTRO: Police in Lulekani village outside Phalaborwa are investigating a case of suspected cable theft after an unidentified man was electrocuted at Mabobo residence. The man was allegedly trying to cut a live electricity cable when the incident occurred. He was found lying next to the cable and paramedics later confirmed him dead at the scene. Authorities say the body was taken to the Maphutha Government Mortuary while investigations continue. The incident also highlights the dangers of tampering with electricity infrastructure, with authorities warning that cutting or stealing live cables can lead to serious injury or death.
Ku languta eka ku andza ka timhangu ta ku yiviwa ka tintambhu ti nga andziwsa xiswona, emoyeni hi amukela Customer relations Manager at Eskom Mopani....Kunga nkulunkumba &nbsp;Brian Ndubane-(Cable Theft)- Riperile

Swikombelo na swibumabumelo swa Brian Ndubane wa ESKOM endzhaku ka mhangu ya wanuna loyi a nga biwa hi gezi eMabobo eLuleakani ePhalaborwa eLimpopo

FOCUS: MK Party appoints Sibonelo Nomvalo as secretary general following leadership reshuffle

INTRO: The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party has appointed Sibonelo Nomvalo as the party's new secretary general, replacing Bongani Mncwango. MK Party chairperson Nathi Nhleko made the announcement during a media briefing in Umhlanga, Durban on Thursday. Nomvalo replaces Mncwango, who was appointed to the position in August last year following the departure of Floyd Shivambu. Nomvalo becomes the party's eighth secretary general in less than two years. He is also a Member of Parliament for the party, serving on the Ad Hoc Committee to investigate allegations made by Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. Meanwhile, Former Midvaal mayor Bongani Baloyi has also been axed as the MK Party's head of elections and replaced by Tholakele Dlamini.

We welcome On-Air Political Analyst, Mr Magic Nkhwashu......

FOCUS: MK Party appoints Sibonelo Nomvalo as secretary general following leadership reshuffle
INTRO: The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party has appointed Sibonelo Nomvalo as the party's new secretary general, replacing Bongani Mncwango. MK Party chairperson Nathi Nhleko made the announcement during a media briefing in Umhlanga, Durban on Thursday. Nomvalo replaces Mncwango, who was appointed to the position in August last year following the departure of Floyd Shivambu. Nomvalo becomes the party's eighth secretary general in less than two years. He is also a Member of Parliament for the party, serving on the Ad Hoc Committee to investigate allegations made by Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. Meanwhile, Former Midvaal mayor Bongani Baloyi has also been axed as the MK Party's head of elections and replaced by Tholakele Dlamini.
We welcome On-Air Political Analyst, Mr Magic Nkhwashu......

Vuhleri bya Magic Nkhwashu eka ku cinciwa ka swirho swa vurhangeri bya vandla ra MK Party laha ku cinca kun'wana ku nga va kona tolo hi wa Vumune

FOCUS: A LIMPOPO WOMAN HAS RAISED CONCERNS OVER WHAT SHE REFERS TO AS POOR STATE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AREAS. 

INTRO: A Limpopo woman has raised concerns over what she refers to as the poor state of sports development in rural areas. She is calling on the Sport, Arts and Culture department to urgently intervene in addressing the lack of infrastructure, funding and empowerment of women involved in community sport. Ntsako Maluleke, a woman from Dumela village west of Malamulele, is among the few women leading efforts to develop sport in rural communities.  However, she says she has been forced to relocate the academy to Gauteng due to the lack of proper facilities and limited financial support in her area. Vutivi Maluleke and Mkateko Chauke compiled and Mkateko Chauke reports.....

FOCUS: A LIMPOPO WOMAN HAS RAISED CONCERNS OVER WHAT SHE REFERS TO AS POOR STATE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AREAS.&nbsp;
INTRO: A Limpopo woman has raised concerns over what she refers to as the poor state of sports development in rural areas. She is calling on the Sport, Arts and Culture department to urgently intervene in addressing the lack of infrastructure, funding and empowerment of women involved in community sport. Ntsako Maluleke, a woman from Dumela village west of Malamulele, is among the few women leading efforts to develop sport in rural communities. &nbsp;However, she says she has been forced to relocate the academy to Gauteng due to the lack of proper facilities and limited financial support in her area. Vutivi Maluleke and Mkateko Chauke compiled and Mkateko Chauke reports.....

Swivilelo na swikombelo swa Ntsako Maluleke mayelana na nhluvukiso na ku antswisa mintlangu ematiko xikaya leswi nga n'wiana hambanyisa na tindzhawu ta ka Dumela eka Malamulele ku ya eGauteng

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