As Johannesburg gears up to ring in the New Year, the City's Emergency Management Services (EMS) is tightening fireworks rules ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations.  EMS is conducting emergency and fire safety enforcement operations in the Johannesburg Inner City. For more  Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the City of Johannesburg EMS spokesperson Kagiso Phasha 

As Johannesburg gears up to ring in the New Year, the City's Emergency Management Services (EMS) is tightening fireworks rules ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations. &nbsp;EMS is conducting emergency and fire safety enforcement operations in the Johannesburg Inner City. For more&nbsp; Bongiwe Zwane spoke to the City of Johannesburg EMS spokesperson Kagiso Phasha&nbsp;

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Kagiso Phasha: Most fireworks sellers show strong compliance from year-round education.

Eastern Cape police have traced the parents who allegedly supplied alcohol to minors during an incident on Christmas Day in Santini location in the Khothane administrative area. The video, which shows children aged between six and twelve freely drinking while adults watch. It has sparked widespread public outrage and condemnation. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Eastern Cape police spokesperson Brigadier Nobuntu Gantana  

Eastern Cape police have traced the parents who allegedly supplied alcohol to minors during an incident on Christmas Day in Santini location in the Khothane administrative area. The video, which shows children aged between six and twelve freely drinking while adults watch. It has sparked widespread public outrage and condemnation. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Eastern Cape police spokesperson Brigadier Nobuntu Gantana&nbsp;&nbsp;

 Police open a docket for alcohol supplied to minors.

Another legal hurdle has emerged in the process to appoint South Africa's next National Director of Public Prosecutions. An advisory panel and President Cyril Ramaphosa have until today to file court papers opposing an urgent High Court application seeking to halt the appointment.  Law firm B Xulu and Partners Incorporated firm argues the selection process was unlawful, biased and lacked transparency, particularly in its handling of objections against candidate Advocate Hermione Cronje. Government has since confirmed it will oppose the application.  adding that it does not meet the requirements for urgency and is premature, as President Ramaphosa is still considering the report submitted by the panel. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to legal analyst, Melusi Xulu.

Another legal hurdle has emerged in the process to appoint South Africa's next National Director of Public Prosecutions. An advisory panel and President Cyril Ramaphosa have until today to file court papers opposing an urgent High Court application seeking to halt the appointment. &nbsp;Law firm B Xulu and Partners Incorporated firm argues the selection process was unlawful, biased and lacked transparency, particularly in its handling of objections against candidate Advocate Hermione Cronje. Government has since confirmed it will oppose the application. &nbsp;adding that it does not meet the requirements for urgency and is premature, as President Ramaphosa is still considering the report submitted by the panel. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to legal analyst, Melusi Xulu.

 Melusi Xulu: NPA challenges are healthy for transparency and accountability.

The South African Police Service has issued a festive season warning over a surge in drink-spiking incidents linked to organised crime syndicates. Police say young women are being used to lure men at taverns, clubs and concerts, where drinks are spiked before victims are robbed, and in some cases killed. SAPS has also raised concern over women being drugged, assaulted or murdered after nights out. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SAPS national spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe 

The South African Police Service has issued a festive season warning over a surge in drink-spiking incidents linked to organised crime syndicates. Police say young women are being used to lure men at taverns, clubs and concerts, where drinks are spiked before victims are robbed, and in some cases killed. SAPS has also raised concern over women being drugged, assaulted or murdered after nights out. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SAPS national spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe&nbsp;

Kagiso Phasha: Most fireworks sellers show strong compliance from year-round education.

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