Zanzibar authorities are stepping up preparations for the El Niño-affected October-to-December rainy season, urging people in high-risk areas to take action before heavy rains arrive. The Tanzania Meteorological Authority says the short rainy season is expected to bring normal to above-normal rainfall in several parts of the country, with rains beginning from late September and potentially extending into January. SABC News' Isaac Lukando has more. 

Zanzibar authorities are stepping up preparations for the El Ni&ntilde;o-affected October-to-December rainy season, urging people in high-risk areas to take action before heavy rains arrive. The Tanzania Meteorological Authority says the short rainy season is expected to bring normal to above-normal rainfall in several parts of the country, with rains beginning from late September and potentially extending into January. SABC News' Isaac Lukando has more.&nbsp;

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Zanzibar authorities are stepping up preparations for the El Niño-affected

While the poor residents of Pango Camp Informal settlement in Munsieville, outside Krugersdorp are trying to keep limb and life together, politicians are scrambling to garner votes for the November polls. Every day, dozens of hungry children, pensioners and people living with a disabilities, flock to a local soup kitchen to get their meal for the day. Owner, Elise Saunders, who lived in a run-down shack at the edge of the informal settlement, was disturbed to see children eating rotten food from the landfill site. Our Politics Reporter Ntebo Mokobo visited the family, who chose love over comfort, proving  that compassion knows no colour.   

While the poor residents of Pango Camp Informal settlement in Munsieville, outside Krugersdorp are trying to keep limb and life together, politicians are scrambling to garner votes for the November polls. Every day, dozens of hungry children, pensioners and people living with a disabilities, flock to a local soup kitchen to get their meal for the day. Owner, Elise Saunders, who lived in a run-down shack at the edge of the informal settlement, was disturbed to see children eating rotten food from the landfill site. Our Politics Reporter Ntebo Mokobo visited the family, who chose love over comfort, proving &nbsp;that compassion knows no colour. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Children eating rotten food from the landfill site whilst politicians are scrambling to garner votes for the November polls in Pango Camp Informal settlement in Munsieville

The Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube says preparations to ensure textbooks are delivered to schools ahead of the 2027 academic year, are underway. This as the implementation of the one-point-six-billion-rand textbook catalogue tender remains suspended, pending further legal scrutiny of the process. Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube says provincial education departments need to be part of the decisions and the risks. As Lerato Dlalisa reports, Gwarube addressed the Cape Town Press Club. ……

The Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube says preparations to ensure textbooks are delivered to schools ahead of the 2027 academic year, are underway. This as the implementation of the one-point-six-billion-rand textbook catalogue tender remains suspended, pending further legal scrutiny of the process. Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube says provincial education departments need to be part of the decisions and the risks. As Lerato Dlalisa reports, Gwarube addressed the Cape Town Press Club. &hellip;&hellip;

Preparations to ensure textbooks are delivered to schools ahead of the 2027 academic year, are underway

The Minister in the Presidency responsible for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Maropene Ramokgopa says there can be no justification for violence against foreign nationals in the country. The minister said this while official opening the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Center last night. Abongwe Kobokana reports.

The Minister in the Presidency responsible for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Maropene Ramokgopa says there can be no justification for violence against foreign nationals in the country. The minister said this while official opening the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Center last night. Abongwe Kobokana reports.

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