Deputy news editor of @YOUFM898, Kgaogelo Magolego hits home that “we have embraced mediocrity in a way that’s worrying”.
Tomorrow on #CarteBlanche@MasaKekana interrogates why communities in the #NorthWest say they’re fed-up #LGE2021@ThisKg
Igbo man Joseph Chukwuka, a career preacher who came to South Africa a decade ago,says he leaves the country reluctantly out of fear and denies being an economic refugee insisting he was an enterprising member of society running a church while working as an ehailing driver.
Joseph Chukwuka, a Johannesburg-based preacher originally from Nigeria, has rejected claims that he is an economic refugee, saying his move to South Africa was driven by a spirit of adventure rather than financial necessity. Chukwuka said exploration and migration have long been part of Igbo culture, arguing that many Igbo people travel the world in search of opportunities, experiences and personal growth. He maintains that his decision to settle in South Africa and establish a church was motivated by his desire to explore new horizons and serve communities through his ministry. @ThisKg
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South Africa’s Defence Minister Angie Motshekga has raised concern over what she describes as insufficient action by Zimbabwean authorities to curb the illegal crossing of citizens into South Africa.
Motshekga stated that the government believes Zimbabwe is not doing enough to prevent irregular migration across the border. She added that South Africa is currently engaging in diplomatic discussions with neighbouring countries to ensure greater cooperation in addressing illegal immigration.
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MEDIA ADVISORY
MONDAY, 25 MAY 2026
PREMIER MOKGOSI VISITS THE MOLOSANKWE FAMILY FOLLOWING THE KILLING OF ACTIVIST THATO MOLOSANKWE.
Mahikeng: Premier of the North West Province, Lazarus Mokgosi, will undertake a visit to the Molosankwe family following the gruesome killing of community activist, Mr Thato Molosankwe.
Affectionately known as “Senganga”, “Sanusi”, and “Ramatsela”, Molosankwe was widely recognised for his activism and community mobilisation efforts against crime and service delivery across many communities in North West.
Premier MMokgosi has described Molosankwe as a courageous and outspoken community leader who dedicated his life to the service of communities and residents of the province.
“We are deeply saddened by the untimely passing of Mr Molosankwe. His contribution towards community activism and social justice will not be forgotten. We extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and the broader community during this difficult period,” said Premier Mokgosi.
The details of the visit are as follows:
Date: Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Venue: Molosankwe Family Residence, Lomanyaneng, Mahikeng
Time: 14:00
ENDS
Issued by the Office of the Premier
For enquiries, contact
Sello Tatai
Spokesperson to the Premier
North West Provincial Government
E-mail: [email protected]
Or
Brian Setswambung
Provincial Head of Communication
Office of the Premier
North West Provincial Government
E-mail: [email protected]
[WATCH] DISGRUNTLED MEMBERS CROSSING THE FLOOR.
This happens to all parties during an election year where people who were given a responsibility and have failed leave when the writing was on the wall with regards to not being re-elected they jump to other parties. Those are just individuals who are chasing the pay check and not about serving the people.
We are getting good candidates looking at how things are unfolding and communities are giving us good candidates. Those who are jumping the ship know they didn’t do well during their tenures. Our focus is whether we getting the right people to be candidates and that they will execute the work of the ANC.
#ANCatWORK
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has described individuals recently unveiled by ActionSA as former ANC members as incompetent opportunists who are only seeking personal gain.
Mbalula was speaking to the media on the sidelines of the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Boksburg, where he responded to recent political defections ahead of the local government elections.
ActionSA this week announced that it had recruited several former ANC members, including a mayor from Limpopo, as part of its growing political presence in the province. However, Mbalula dismissed the defectors, saying they failed to deliver while serving in the ANC and were now “trying to secure the bag” by switching parties. @ThisKg@YOUFM898 #FikileMbalula #ANC #ActionSA #ANCDefectors #LimpopoPolitics #LocalGovernmentElections #ANCNEC #Boksburg #SouthAfricaPolitics #PoliticalDefections #ServiceDelivery #MayorCandidates #PartyPolitics #SouthAfricanNews #PoliticalNews
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Update on Evacuation from South Africa.
More than 800 Ghanaians have registered to be evacuated;
Senior Government Officials on both sides engaging on South African legal conditions, passenger screening, managing the high numbers and multi-institutional coordination as we work on a new date for the evacuation.
Ubuntu has been the heartbeat of who we are for generations. It shaped how we see each other, how we show up, how we heal.
Let's not forget where we come from
BREAKING: Residents and activist groups are marching in Thokoza calling for stronger action against illegal immigration, citing concerns over crime, jobs and local service pressure. #ThokozaMarch#IllegalImmigrationSA#ThokozaProtests#GautengProtests#CommunityProtestSA #BorderControlSA #UndocumentedMigrantsSA #SouthAfricaImmigration #CrimeConcernsSA #JobCompetitionSA #ServiceDeliverySA #SAnews #LocalCommunityProtest #ImmigrationDebateSA #PublicSafetySA #Abahambe #marchandmarch
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
Thokoza residents have shut down streets in Ekurhuleni as they march on factories in the Alrode industrial park, demanding an immediate end to the hiring of undocumented foreign nationals. Organised by the Thokoza Abahambe Forum, protesters are calling on companies to sack undocumented workers and give priority to South Africans — enforcing existing labour and immigration laws . With youth unemployment soaring, locals say enough is enough #JobsForLocals must come first. Police are monitoring the situation. @silver_sibiya ThokozaProtest #BreakingNewsSouthAfrica #JobsForLocals #UndocumentedForeigners #Ekurhuleni #LabourLawEnforcement #ImmigrationCrisis #SouthAfricaNews #CommunityProtest #UnemploymentCrisis #AlrodeFactories #ThokozaMarch #Abahambe #MarchandMarch