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and some shops were looted on Thursday. And members of the South African army were deployed to Soweto to maintain calm. Now, residents in Orlando, as well as Dubai, that returned to the streets today, have given foreign nationals seven days
6. My name is Zulibanzi Mazubugo. A group of Soweto residents has given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close puzzle shops operated by foreign nationals. The group operating under the banner Soweto Uprising marched to
The top stories at this hour: a group of Soweto residents has given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close as puzzle shops operated by foreign nationals, and Kosatu delegates have slammed the ANC's national chairperson
most of the funerals that we go to now, Genzega Makaya or Genzega, like somewhere for you in Soweto or something. Guys, we can't have after tears. We'll have, I think that's better this way. Yeah, because we can't, like, in Parker's, they
is. I went to my friend Toby Raven, his grandmother had passed, and I went to the funeral in Soweto, yeah. And no one told me that when they say, can the young men come help out to come put the sand into the hole? You only do it twice and
A group of Soweto residents has given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close the spaza shops operated by foreign nationals. The group operating under the banner Soweto Uprising marched to targeted houses this afternoon to
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ranging between 13 and 30 degrees Celsius. If you missed it, let's recap the top story in Power News at this hour. A group of Soweto residents have given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close aspaza shops operated.
of the South African army were deployed to Soweto to maintain calm. Now, Soweto residents in Dube have returned to the street today and have given foreign nationals seven days to close their shops. And then also agreed with the clients so
My name is William Banzi Mazbogo. A group of Soweto residents has given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close the spasa shops operated by foreign nationals. The group operating under the banner Soweto Uprising marched to
issues. Zane Le Sabela is the national spokesperson of COSATU. Taking us to News Time. Survat Power News. Thank you, Mr. Kotani. A very good afternoon in newsmaking headlines. A group of Soweto residents have given several land launches.
at least now beginning to talk to one another. But here's an incident that is happening in Soweto. So hopefully, it won't get out of control. Nine minutes to five, Fifi's here to give us the latest with regards to what is happening on our
Yes, yes, I remember that too. Yes, yes. Okay. Thank you. There you go. Lungi Yen, founder of Soweto Uprising 2026. She said very peaceful, but she seems to be saying that they've issued ultimatum, seven-day ultimatum to landlords to evict
there is a seven-day deadline that has been given to the landlords or those that are harboring these spasa shop operators. But to get the full explanation as to this particular issue, we are joined by Lungi and founder of Soweto Uprising.
this is an issue that we are latching on. We are trying to get somebody to speak to us about that particular issue. But if you are from Soweto, Dube in particular, please just let us in on what exactly is happening. But for now, Scappy.
Continue to take your views. The story about Soweto is what we are also trying to chase because even yesterday, apparently, spasa shops in Orlando West, to be specific, were closed. And apparently, they were closed since last week,
to last week's violent clash between locals and foreign nationals operating spazz shops in Orlando West. In other news, the Judicial Service Commission has recommended two candidates for appointment as judges in the land court. Diane Mabasa
in newsmaking headlines at this hour. A group of Soweto residents have given several landlords in Dube notices to permanently close as puzzle shops operated by foreign nationals, the group operating under the banner Soweto Uprising.
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Tough across the country. We saw last week the riots or the clashes and the tensions in Soweto and Durban in regards to the recent Concord judgment regarding refugee or asylum seekers of the story, which is about the children who are then
you can comment on as well. We'll take voice notes, we'll take your calls. As always, voice notes: 0614104107. After the news, we're going to get an update on what's happening in Etiqueni and Soweto after what happened over the weekend.
find out what that's about. We're going to get an update on what's happening in Etiqueni and Soweto. That's after the weekend. What was that Friday to Saturday? We will hear about what the current state of the city of Etiqueni is and
where employees get awarded based on performances, not the duration of your employment. Mo in Soweto. Another one says, with regards to long service awards, I think what would be nice with some sort of investment that will keep growing and
problems, programs that we are rolling out. If you are the product of a public school in Sowet, we are starting there with an objective for this December to test the systems from January will roll out across the country. All of us, it
together and say all of them belong to a single chapter of Alumni League of Public Schools of Soweto. And we're an independent NGO, independent social movement. We don't get involved in the politics of the school and all of that. So we
the ones in the public schooling system that don't have, there are 22,000 public schools. And so to start off, we're going to group them in 200 to 250 per chapter. And we come together like we are doing in Soweto. There are 264 schools.
any of these structures. So, in Sowet, we were opening a pilot. It was the first activation of a pilot because the flagship program, the first one that we are dealing with, is in Shabbil and Soweto. And the Soweto one is to try and pilot.
Registered with the Companies Act of South Africa. And in Soweto, on Saturday, we made this sufficiently clear. You know, the most ridiculous proposition anybody can make today in South Africa is to say you are starting a party. There are
I think one thing that we have which is unique, I think, is our and I'll use the example of a Soweto Derby. The energy in a stadium, in that FB stadium during a Soweto Derby is something else. It's something I haven't experienced before in
and safety. And this past weekend, the Batu Pila Convention held their first meeting at Soweto, in Soweto, at the Regina Mundi Church. And we're going to find out from Dr. Mbuiseni Lozi around this particular movement. And of course, this.
if it held the view that it prescribed cumbersome requirements with which it could not comply. A group of Soweto residents have gathered in Dube, reportedly intending to shut down most parser shops, which are owned by foreign nationals.
has been raised also against Mupagalam Targati and them well yeah it's a it's a Jacinta it's a Jacinta no I hear you though yeah a secondary yes yeah and there is a margin in Soweto is a Soweto Pupune Ako you know and it's also black you
of manufacturing and dealing in illegal drugs. A group of Soweto residents has gathered in Dube, reportedly intending to shut down more Spasa shops owned by foreign nationals. Members of the South African National Defense Force have been
to sit around the table to find a solution. Because you can't try and recoup 20 million from Soweto residents if they can never pay that much money. It's not in the account of the city. So why are you putting people in debt? Why are you
B.J. Foster, and that escalated into 1990s and 1976, the Sowetu, and then the early 80s with the UDF, and ultimately 1990. So many people will say the beginning of the demise of a party actually started when Subut was assassinated in
It was a smaller house, like literally a small house that they had transformed into a restaurant, very cozy, quite the tourist attraction for the food and just learning the history of Soweto if you're touring and trying to find out more.
on a main road not too far off. The restaurant is right next door, and Astron Energy in Dube Soweto. But I cannot for the life of me remember the name. And this is bad. This is bad. Bad, bad. Right. Any guesses as to where this is? Good
Which I'm guessing is somewhere in Soweto because it's a restaurant that sits on the same street where we have the former homes of two Nobel Priest Prize laureates. So I did kind of fumble a little bit earlier when I was like, hang on,
are being asked to pay bribes. Just last week, two people were arrested at Maponya Mall, the big, big, big home affairs in Sowetu for issuing what? False identity documents. Those two people are not employed by the city or me as the mayor.
where the former homes of two Nobel Prize laureates sit along the same historic street, you have officially spotted me. I know where this is. I know where this is. This is Wandy's place, man. The restaurant in Soweto. Is it not Wendy's?
a house is really what it's all about, reflecting the sense of belonging at the heart of this Soweto institution. So we are somewhere in Soweto. We're looking for something, Soweto. So let's see if we're going to find this place. I'm
it. So there's nothing wrong that Apate did when the likes of Hector Peterson were killed in Soweto, because this is what our government does. It was a protest that was not in favor of the Apate government today is a protest that is not in
to block asylum seekers from accessing refugee centers as violent protests in Etaguni and Soweto have fueled tensions. The protests follow the resumption of asylum application processing at the refugee reception centers across the country
Thanks, Elaielo, for playing. Hardly a turpas, but you played. I'm gonna bring in my colleague at the Washoto. Kimelo, it's grim the scenes that we're seeing coming out of both Soweto and Durban. And this is amid the growing tensions over.
after the Department withdrew its directive on the applications following violent protests in Soweto and Durban last week. The Constitutional Court ruled that foreign nationals could seek asylum regardless of how they arrived in South
the property that was destroyed, I wonder how many of it belongs to people, foreign nationals, the cars that were burnt on the streets of Durban similarly here in Soweto. Is that what we mean by fighting for the country? No, surely not.
is in Soweto, Zanel is in Albertin, Palessa is in Randberg, Tepo in Cariso, Manda, Caterong, Kilaburi, Pretoria, Spusiso, Midrand, Sfeto in Maseru, Lesotho, Nomvola in Fosloras, Tabo, Oko, Tembisa, Excellent is out in Pretoria, Bridget is
Sunel musician and San Thing Soweto, Akana Mali 642. Welcome to Kaya 959. Who are you? Where are you listening from? Your roll call, Bongani.
Asylum crisis that set Durban and Soweto alight last week. The Justice Minister Mamuluko Kubai, who chairs the Ministerial Committee on Migration, has now announced an online registration system. She says it'll be operational by the 10th of
after the Department withdrew its directive on the applications following violent protests in Soweto and Durban last week. The Constitutional Court ruled that foreign nationals could seek asylum regardless of how they arrived in South
home in the preschool years, and we've done some research in Isikosa-speaking schools, both in a very small study years ago in Soweto and Sabokain. And the parents would have picked up the early difficulties even before the school teacher.
Of them, they've never set foot in Soweto or Timbis or Alexander. They don't know what ordinary South African, poor, poor black South Africans are faced with. You know, they are falling in the comfort of their own homes. Do you understand?
the government to court. Are mostly white people? Some of them, they've never set foot in Soweto or Timbis or Alexander. They don't know what ordinary South Africans, poor, poor black South Africans are faced with. They are falling at the
back. They are coming back where? They're coming back to Alexander. They're coming back to Soweto. They're coming back to Timbisa. Do you understand? We cannot have that. We must have refugee camps. Blacks are, and this is a black issue.
here. And then now there is an information, I think it is verified information, that all those people in Malawi are coming back. They are coming back where? To to they're coming back to Alexander. They're coming back to Su to to Soweto.
to share, you definitely can give us a call and partner with us to make this pediatric ward for the children in Soweto and surrounding a much better place. I mean, we're saving lives here, actually. If you actually think about it, if we
just me trying to look for a way of getting some sort of closure in my own mind for those children that somebody's going to help the children in Sowet and of course the surrounds. I know that there's a lot more work that needs to be done.
I'm very close to the story that happened in Suet where little children died as a result of poisoning. Yeah. And every time I meet with some family members and I look at them and how there's no resolution to that story. Nobody's ever been
true. So, you know, together we can change the world, which is our slogan. And that's exactly what it means. We can only change the world together. One of the things that happened in Soweto last year and other parts of the country, but
That's then going to assist a lot of children, children in the Soweto area and surroundings, and you know, parents, so that the experience is not as difficult. You know, you know, Barraguanath Hospital is, of course, a hospital and it does