Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has today carried out an oversight inspection at the illegally occupied Carletonville Police Station in Merafong City Local Municipality, Gauteng. The once-functional police station, meant to fight crime, now stands crumbling and has become a haven for criminals. This is part of a broader government push to reclaim hijacked state properties. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Minister of Public Works & Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has today carried out an oversight inspection at the illegally occupied Carletonville Police Station in Merafong City Local Municipality, Gauteng. The once-functional police station, meant to fight crime, now stands crumbling and has become a haven for criminals. This is part of a broader government push to reclaim hijacked state properties. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Minister of Public Works &amp; Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson

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Macpherson questions state property management failures

Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie addressing the Africa Day celebrations at Moruleng Stadium in the North West Province alongside Deputy Minister Peace Mabe. McKenzie said South Africa is facing general crime challenges and rejected claims of targeted violence against specific groups, McKenzie has urged government leaders to engage communities on immigration concerns and listen to their frustrations. Giving his address at the The 2026 Africa Day celebrations in North West Province Mckenzie had this to say. 

Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie addressing the Africa Day celebrations at Moruleng Stadium in the North West Province alongside Deputy Minister Peace Mabe. McKenzie said South Africa is facing general crime challenges and rejected claims of targeted violence against specific groups, McKenzie has urged government leaders to engage communities on immigration concerns and listen to their frustrations. Giving his address at the The 2026 Africa Day celebrations in North West Province Mckenzie had this to say.&nbsp;

McKenzie urges leaders to engage communities on immigration concerns.

The Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Ministers are today meeting to address escalating protests linked to immigration and undocumented foreign nationals across the country. Authorities are expected to assess security responses, community tensions and law enforcement coordination as concerns grow over public order and immigration tensions in some provinces. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC News reporter Ditaba Tsotetsi 

The Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Ministers are today meeting to address escalating protests linked to immigration and undocumented foreign nationals across the country. Authorities are expected to assess security responses, community tensions and law enforcement coordination as concerns grow over public order and immigration tensions in some provinces. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC News reporter Ditaba Tsotetsi&nbsp;

Justice security ministers meet amid immigration tensions

About a hundred people have been arrested in Bloemfontein after a planned shutdown protest escalated into the alleged looting of foreign-owned shops in Rocklands township. Police say several suspects were arrested during ongoing demonstrations where a bottle store and other businesses were targeted. The protests are led by the National Service Delivery Forum, which is demanding an end to outsourcing and privatisation, action against corruption and irregular procurement, and the closure of drug dens and illegal businesses across the metro. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the National Service Delivery Forum chairperson Potso Motoko 

About a hundred people have been arrested in Bloemfontein after a planned shutdown protest escalated into the alleged looting of foreign-owned shops in Rocklands township. Police say several suspects were arrested during ongoing demonstrations where a bottle store and other businesses were targeted. The protests are led by the National Service Delivery Forum, which is demanding an end to outsourcing and privatisation, action against corruption and irregular procurement, and the closure of drug dens and illegal businesses across the metro. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the National Service Delivery Forum chairperson&nbsp;Potso Motoko&nbsp;

Macpherson questions state property management failures

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