FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Michael Mdluli, about the Sheba Gold Mine illegal miners' court appearance yesterday in Barberton in Mpumalanga @ - 

INTRO:
About 464 suspected illegal miners made their second appearance in the Barberton Magistrate's Court in Mpumalanga yesterday. They were arrested at the Sheba Gold Mine two weeks ago. Twenty-six of the suspects were granted bail two-thousand-rand bail last Monday. The over 400 men were in court for legal representation, bail application and for the state to furnish the defence with the contents of dockets. The suspects are facing charges including contravening the Immigration Act and trespassing as well as possessing gold-bearing materials. Over 550 suspected illegal miners have been arrested so far through the police's Operation Val' Umgodi at the mine. For more on this story with an updating information, we are now joined by our SABC journalist who covered the story for us and our listeners until late in the afternoon Mr. Michael Mdluli...........

LIVE: Michael Mdluli - (Miners/Court) - 

POSSIBLE  QUESTIONS.

#.What transpired and which new information came out from the Barberton Magistrate Court in Mpumalanga yesterday, when about 464 suspected illegal miners made their second appearance?

#.What were the reasons for the court sitting to drag until late yesterday in that magistrate court in Barberton?

#.Which considerable facts came from the accused and their representatives versus the state prosecutor on yesterday's sittings when the accuse made their second appearance?

#.Based on your court cases coverage experience, What is likely to unfold today and some days to come due to the given evidence and information from the accused and the state?

 

 

FOCUS: The Presenter interviews Michael Mdluli, about the Sheba Gold Mine illegal miners' court appearance yesterday in Barberton in Mpumalanga @ -&nbsp;
INTRO: About 464 suspected illegal miners made their second appearance in the Barberton Magistrate's Court in Mpumalanga yesterday. They were arrested at the Sheba Gold Mine two weeks ago. Twenty-six of the suspects were granted bail two-thousand-rand bail last Monday. The over 400 men were in court for legal representation, bail application and for the state to furnish the defence with the contents of dockets. The suspects are facing charges including contravening the Immigration Act and trespassing as well as possessing gold-bearing materials. Over 550 suspected illegal miners have been arrested so far through the police's Operation Val' Umgodi at the mine. For more on this story with an updating information, we are now joined by our SABC journalist who covered the story for us and our listeners until late in the afternoon Mr. Michael Mdluli...........
LIVE: Michael Mdluli - (Miners/Court) -&nbsp;
POSSIBLE &nbsp;QUESTIONS.
#.What transpired and which new information came out from the Barberton Magistrate Court in Mpumalanga yesterday, when about 464 suspected illegal miners made their second appearance?
#.What were the reasons for the court sitting to drag until late yesterday in that magistrate court in Barberton?
#.Which considerable facts came from the accused and their representatives versus the state prosecutor on yesterday's sittings when the accuse made their second appearance?
#.Based on your court cases coverage experience, What is likely to unfold today and some days to come due to the given evidence and information from the accused and the state?
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Ntshamo wa tolo wa ku tengisiwa ka vaceri va migodi swi nga ri enawini eBarberton eMpumalanga hi nomo wa muteki wa mahungu ya SABC Michael Mdluli

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Skheto Sambo, about the insurance plans towards dissaster situations..........@ -  

INTRO:
The recent devastating floods in Mpumalanga and Limpopo have caused widespread destruction and distress across these regions. Heavy rains have led to severe flooding, impacting thousands of residents by damaging homes, vehicles, bridges, and roads. Many communities have been left stranded and vulnerable, facing immense challenges in the aftermath. As affected individuals begin to seek assistance, a key question arises: will insurance providers support those who file claims? This presentation aims to explore the current situation, the extent of the damages, and clarify whether policyholders can expect financial assistance from their insurance companies during these challenging times.

Emoyeni hi amukela Nkul Sikheto Sambo ku suka eka xiyenge xa Ndzindzakhombo xa Marara Risk Solution. 

  LIVE: Sikheto Sambo - (Insurance Floods) - 

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Skheto Sambo, about the insurance plans towards dissaster situations..........@ - &nbsp;
INTRO: The recent devastating floods in Mpumalanga and Limpopo have caused widespread destruction and distress across these regions. Heavy rains have led to severe flooding, impacting thousands of residents by damaging homes, vehicles, bridges, and roads. Many communities have been left stranded and vulnerable, facing immense challenges in the aftermath. As affected individuals begin to seek assistance, a key question arises: will insurance providers support those who file claims? This presentation aims to explore the current situation, the extent of the damages, and clarify whether policyholders can expect financial assistance from their insurance companies during these challenging times.
Emoyeni hi amukela Nkul Sikheto Sambo ku suka eka xiyenge xa Ndzindzakhombo xa Marara Risk Solution.&nbsp;
&nbsp; LIVE: Sikheto Sambo - (Insurance Floods) -&nbsp;

Swibumabumelo na switsundzuxo swa nkoka wa ndzindzakhombo wa ku pfuna eka timhangu ta makhombo ya ntumbuluko laha ku katsiwaka timpfula na mikhukhulo na swin'wana hi nomo wa Skheto Sambo

FOCUS: (MPUMALANGA HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT STORM DAMAGES OF 67 HEALTH FACILITIES)


INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition. Michael Mdluli compiled and Ntinyiku Maringa reports... 

Hi ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, muhaxi Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa ndzawulo ya rihanyu eMpumalanga manana Sasekani Manzini hi ndlela leyi:

INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition. 

Ndzawulo ya rihanyu e Mpumalanga yi tivise leswaku makume-ntsevu-nkombo wa swibedlele na ti clinic exifundzheninkulu swi khumbhekile hi minkhunkhulo leyi ya ha ku vaka kona. 

Leswi swi katsa swibedlele swa ntlhanu leswi nga hlasela hi mabubutsa.

Xinwana xa swibedlele leswi nga khumbheka i xibedlele xa Lydenburg eka Maspala wa Thaba Tshweu,lexi kunga onhaka lwangu,leswi nga vona kuva na ku pfuta eka tinwana ta ti wardi.

MEC wa rihanyu Sasekani Manzini u endele xibedlele kuya valanga xiyimo.


Kuyisa hungu leri mahlweni emoyeni hi burisana na na vona MEC wa rihanyu e Mpumalanga i Manana Sasekani Manzini

 LIVE: MEC Sasekani Manzini ( MPUMALANGA HOSPITALS) - 

FOCUS: (MPUMALANGA HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT STORM DAMAGES OF 67 HEALTH FACILITIES)
 INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition. Michael Mdluli compiled and Ntinyiku Maringa reports...&nbsp;
Hi ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, muhaxi Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa ndzawulo ya rihanyu eMpumalanga manana Sasekani Manzini hi ndlela leyi:
INTRO: The Mpumalanga Department of Health has announced that 67 health facilities across the province have been affected by the recent floods. This includes five hospitals that were hit by the heavy storms. One of the affected hospitals is Lydenburg Hospital in the Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, which sustained roof damage, resulting in leakages in some ward passages. Health MEC, Sasekani Manzini, visited the hospital to assess its condition.&nbsp;
Ndzawulo ya rihanyu e Mpumalanga yi tivise leswaku makume-ntsevu-nkombo wa swibedlele na ti clinic exifundzheninkulu swi khumbhekile hi minkhunkhulo leyi ya ha ku vaka kona.&nbsp;
Leswi swi katsa swibedlele swa ntlhanu leswi nga hlasela hi mabubutsa.
Xinwana xa swibedlele leswi nga khumbheka i xibedlele xa Lydenburg eka Maspala wa Thaba Tshweu,lexi kunga onhaka lwangu,leswi nga vona kuva na ku pfuta eka tinwana ta ti wardi.
MEC wa rihanyu Sasekani Manzini u endele xibedlele kuya valanga xiyimo.
 Kuyisa hungu leri mahlweni emoyeni hi burisana na na vona MEC wa rihanyu e Mpumalanga i Manana Sasekani Manzini
&nbsp;LIVE: MEC Sasekani Manzini ( MPUMALANGA HOSPITALS) -&nbsp;

Xiviko xa timpfula na mimoya swa matimba na mikhukhulo leswi nga onha switirhisiwa swa tinhaka ta rihanyu eMpumalanga na makungu ya ku lulamisa hi nomo wa MEC Sasekani Manzini

The residents of Wayeni village outside Louis Trichardt in Limpopo, says the bridge which links their village with the surrounding areas has been washed away due to floods. Other bridges in the area, including the one on the D3731 road linking Mashamba and Mafeba villages has also been washed away. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile Municipal ward councillor, Lorraine Mashamba

The residents of Wayeni village outside Louis Trichardt in Limpopo, says the bridge which links their village with the surrounding areas has been washed away due to floods. Other bridges in the area, including the one on the D3731 road linking Mashamba and Mafeba villages has also been washed away. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile&nbsp;Municipal ward councillor, Lorraine Mashamba

Ntshamo wa tolo wa ku tengisiwa ka vaceri va migodi swi nga ri enawini eBarberton eMpumalanga hi nomo wa muteki wa mahungu ya SABC Michael Mdluli

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