The Economic Freedom Fighters have confirmed the resignation of Doctor Mbuyiseni  and Yazini Tetyana, from their deployment in Parliament. Ndlozi is one of the founding members of the party, and his resignation follows weeks of speculations over the political futur, following the resignation of former deputy leader, Floyd Shivambu. Tetyana served in the Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature. In response to the resignations, the EFF released a statement saying that Ndlozi remains a member of the party. Sakina Kmwendo sopoke to EFF spokesperson, Sinawo Tambo...

The Economic Freedom Fighters have confirmed the resignation of Doctor Mbuyiseni &nbsp;and Yazini Tetyana, from their deployment in Parliament. Ndlozi is one of the founding members of the party, and his resignation follows weeks of speculations over the political futur, following the resignation of former deputy leader, Floyd Shivambu. Tetyana served in the Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature. In response to the resignations, the EFF released a statement saying that Ndlozi remains a member of the party. Sakina Kmwendo sopoke to EFF spokesperson, Sinawo Tambo...

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"They are now free to explore other aspects of their lives, while they remain fighters" - EFF says it has no bad blood with Ndlozi  

Concerns are mounting over the growing issue of unemployed doctors who have completed their community service but remain without placements. The South African Medical Association (SAMA) has raised the alarm, reporting that 1,800 doctors nationwide are left in limbo. To address this crisis, SAMA has initiated a survey to assess its scope and is calling on the government to create job opportunities, boost healthcare funding, and implement long-term solutions. The association warns that failure to address these pressing issues could result in legal action. For more on this, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Ruhann Botha, an unemployed doctor 

Concerns are mounting over the growing issue of unemployed doctors who have completed their community service but remain without placements. The South African Medical Association (SAMA) has raised the alarm, reporting that 1,800 doctors nationwide are left in limbo. To address this crisis, SAMA has initiated a survey to assess its scope and is calling on the government to create job opportunities, boost healthcare funding, and implement long-term solutions. The association warns that failure to address these pressing issues could result in legal action. For more on this, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Ruhann Botha, an unemployed doctor&nbsp;

"I don't think government is fair in saying doctors don't want to work in rural areas" -  Unemployed doctors accuse government of turning blind eye to their plight

A former employee of the Midrand Christian College in Halfway House, in Gauteng, claims to have been fired with others, for speaking out against the school's non compliance with South African education regulations. The Whistle blower says most teachers are not registered with the South African Council of Educators (SACE), nor are their qualifications approved BY SAQA; the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Meshack  (pseudo name) to protect his identity

A former employee of the Midrand Christian College in Halfway House, in Gauteng, claims to have been fired with others, for speaking out against the school's non compliance with South African education regulations. The Whistle blower says most teachers are not registered with the South African Council of Educators (SACE), nor are their qualifications approved BY SAQA; the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Meshack &nbsp;(pseudo name) to protect his identity

"The academic coordinator is using fake documents, I can even stand in a court of law to prove that" - Whistleblower accuses college of ignoring South African education regulations

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition has re-affirmed its commitment to working with steel manufacturer, ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA), to find a workable and lasting solution to planned job losses at the company. In an effort to find a way forward, DTI Minister, Parks Tau, has set up a technical working group made up of various stakeholders, including the departments of Electricity and Energy, Transport and the private sector. The department's intervention comes days after ArcelorMittal announced that over 3,500 jobs are at risk, as the company begins operations to wind down its longs steel businesses. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Acting Deputy Director-General at the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, Tebogo Makube ...

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition has re-affirmed its commitment to working with steel manufacturer, ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA), to find a workable and lasting solution to planned job losses at the company. In an effort to find a way forward, DTI Minister, Parks Tau, has set up a technical working group made up of various stakeholders, including the departments of Electricity and Energy, Transport and the private sector. The department's intervention comes days after ArcelorMittal announced that over 3,500 jobs are at risk, as the company begins operations to wind down its longs steel businesses. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Acting Deputy Director-General at the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, Tebogo Makube ...

"They are now free to explore other aspects of their lives, while they remain fighters" - EFF says it has no bad blood with Ndlozi

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