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LISTEN | Bheki Cele links Mchunu to alleged underworld figure ‘Cat’ Matlala
Former police minister Bheki Cele has implicated his successor Senzo Mchunu in allegedly having ties with controversial figure Vusumzi “Cat” Matlala, saying the two met in person with Mchunu’s “comrade” Brown Mogotsi.
LISTEN | ‘Make what you like of it’: appalled Ramaphosa explains relationship with corruption-accused Maumela
President details brief, chance encounters with man at centre of R2bn corruption allegations at Tembisa Hospital
LISTEN | Quotes from Sibiya’s fiery impromptu briefing outside his home
Commissioner accuses police leaders of betrayal and insists any arrest should be done in daylight as he fears for his life
LISTEN | Fikile Mbalula warns of ANC ‘selling out’ if it loses alliance partners
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has warned that the party risks “selling out” if its alliances are not carefully upheld.
Ugandan presidential candidate Munyagwa proposes replacing Swahili with French
Ugandan presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa has proposed banning Swahili, the country’s official language, in favour of French, saying French offers broader regional coverage.
PA mum after 30 days of Kenny Kunene’s suspension and investigation
Questions have been raised about accountability and party processes.
LISTEN | ‘Touching a police officer must carry the harshest punishment’: Mashatile
Crisis of police killings grips SAPS
LISTEN | Nothing worse than a leader with no solutions: Naledi Pandor
ANC veteran Naledi Pandor says there is nothing worse than a leader with no solutions - "we can't be asking someone else 'how do we solve this?'."
LISTEN | ‘Go to hell’: Bantu Holomisa clashes with radio callers over age, arrogance and politics
Deputy minister of defence and military veterans Bantu Holomisa didn’t mince his words on live radio, telling a caller and presenter to “go to hell” during a heated exchange on Gagasi FM’s current affairs show.
PODCAST | National dialogue: How much time does SA have before frustration boils over?
The launch of the national dialogue has reignited debate about whether the process can genuinely help fix the country’s problems or it is just another stage to advance elite interests.
























