INTRO:Trade union federation COSATU has resumed its reconvened 15th national congress in Kempton Park, East of Johannesburg. The thousands of delegates gathered are expected to elect new office bearers despite a legal challenge hanging over the proceedings. This follows last month's adjournment over leadership divisions and delegate credentials. SABC News Economics Reporter Nosipho Radebe has the story…Nosipho Radebe u lulumise xiviko Mkateko Chauke wa hi vikela...

INTRO:Trade union federation COSATU has resumed its reconvened 15th national congress in Kempton Park, East of Johannesburg. The thousands of delegates gathered are expected to elect new office bearers despite a legal challenge hanging over the proceedings. This follows last month's adjournment over leadership divisions and delegate credentials. SABC News Economics Reporter Nosipho Radebe has the story&hellip;Nosipho Radebe u lulumise xiviko Mkateko Chauke wa hi vikela...

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Swirho swa nhlangano COSATU swi hlengeletanile nakambe eGallagher Convention Centre eMidrand.  

As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, voters are not only choosing between established political parties. For the first time in local government elections, independent candidates are also entering the contest, offering voters an alternative to party-based politics. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability... Ntwanano Vuma sopke to Fredy Rapao

As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, voters are not only choosing between established political parties. For the first time in local government elections, independent candidates are also entering the contest, offering voters an alternative to party-based politics. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability... Ntwanano Vuma sopke to Fredy Rapao

Muyimela kulangwa wa ward 23 ehansi ka masipala wa Greater Letaba, Fredy Rapao u andlala switshembhiso swakwe swa nhlawulo.

As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, voters are not only choosing between established political parties. For the first time in local government elections, independent candidates are also entering the contest, offering voters an alternative to party-based politics. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Malai Dosto.

As South Africa heads towards the 2026 Local Government Elections, voters are not only choosing between established political parties. For the first time in local government elections, independent candidates are also entering the contest, offering voters an alternative to party-based politics. Contestant have to convince voters that they can represent community interests without the structures, resources and political machinery of a party. At the same time, they must demonstrate that they have a clear programme for addressing the everyday challenges facing residents from water and roads to jobs, housing, service delivery and accountability. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Malai Dosto.

Muyimela kulangwa wo ti yimela eka ward 14 ehansi ka masipala wa Greater Letaba ,Malai Dostou andlala switshembhiso swakwe swa nhlawulo.

The Department of Basic Education is ready for the 2026 matric examinations, with thousands of candidates expected to sit for the National Senior Certificate exams across the country. The department is targeting stronger monitoring to prevent irregularities, while also calling on communities to ensure learners have a conducive environment to write their exams. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Matimba Khosa from Professional educators union.

The Department of Basic Education is ready for the 2026 matric examinations, with thousands of candidates expected to sit for the National Senior Certificate exams across the country. The department is targeting stronger monitoring to prevent irregularities, while also calling on communities to ensure learners have a conducive environment to write their exams. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Matimba Khosa from Professional educators union.

Nhlangano wo yimela vadyondzisi wa PEU wu navelela vadyondzi va ka matikiriki minkateko tani hi leswi swikambelo swa ku hela ka lembeswi sungulaka namuntlha.

Swirho swa nhlangano COSATU swi hlengeletanile nakambe eGallagher Convention Centre eMidrand.

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