The community of Eldorado Park, South of ts that Johannesburg will embark on a protest this morning. Reports are that the community plans to shut down the area, demanding that problems at a local school be resolved. To get clarity on what is really going on, we are now joined on the line by Community activist, Keith Duarte

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Eldorado Park community to embark on protest action, demanding problems. at local school be resolved.

Search and rescue operations have resumed near Komatipoort in Mpumalanga for the missing SANDF soldier, he is one of two soldiers who were swept away during a Christmas Day border patrol. After a brief suspension of the operations yesterday, Police say teams are again combing the Komati and Nkomazi rivers using helicopters, drones and divers. One soldier's body and the patrol vehicle have been recovered. However, police say fast-changing terrain, strong currents, debris and unstable weather continue to slow progress as the operation enters its fourth day.  For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Captain Johannes Potgieter from the Mpumalanga police search and rescue unit. 

Search and rescue operations have resumed near Komatipoort in Mpumalanga for the missing SANDF soldier, he is one of two soldiers who were swept away during a Christmas Day border patrol. After a brief suspension of the operations yesterday, Police say teams are again combing the Komati and Nkomazi rivers using helicopters, drones and divers. One soldier's body and the patrol vehicle have been recovered. However, police say fast-changing terrain, strong currents, debris and unstable weather continue to slow progress as the operation enters its fourth day.&nbsp; For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Captain Johannes Potgieter from the Mpumalanga police search and rescue unit.&nbsp;

Mozambique monitors search for missing SANDF soldier after Christmas flood tragedy.

Eastern Cape Social Development MEC Bukiwe Fanta has condemned a viral video showing young children consuming alcohol in the presence of adults during what appears to be a festive family gathering.The MEC described the incident as unacceptable and a serious threat to the health and wellbeing of the children involved, warning that it exposes minors to risks including addiction and long-term harm.The video, which shows children aged between six and twelve freely drinking while adults watch, has sparked widespread public outrage and condemnation. For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the Eastern Cape Social Development spokesperson, Mphumzi Zuzile. 

Eastern Cape Social Development MEC Bukiwe Fanta has condemned a viral video showing young children consuming alcohol in the presence of adults during what appears to be a festive family gathering.The MEC described the incident as unacceptable and a serious threat to the health and wellbeing of the children involved, warning that it exposes minors to risks including addiction and long-term harm.The video, which shows children aged between six and twelve freely drinking while adults watch, has sparked widespread public outrage and condemnation.&nbsp;For more on this, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the Eastern Cape Social Development spokesperson, Mphumzi Zuzile.&nbsp;

Outrage over video showing parents giving alcohol to young children.

KwaZulu-Natal Transport authorities have voiced concern that speeding and drunken driving remain a problem on the province's roads as they prepare for an uptick in traffic volumes ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations. This comes after more than 100 motorists were nabbed during road safety operations this past weekend. Traffic has started to slowly increase on the N3 with just over a thousand cars per hour being recorded at Durban's Marianhill Toll Plaza towards Johannesburg by 9 o'clock. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter Mlondi Radebe

KwaZulu-Natal Transport authorities have voiced concern that speeding and drunken driving remain a problem on the province's roads as they prepare for an uptick in traffic volumes ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations. This comes after more than 100 motorists were nabbed during road safety operations this past weekend. Traffic has started to slowly increase on the N3 with just over a thousand cars per hour being recorded at Durban's Marianhill Toll Plaza towards Johannesburg by 9 o'clock. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter Mlondi Radebe

Eldorado Park community to embark on protest action, demanding problems. at local school be resolved.

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