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Trickling in of protest action in Orlando West along Kumalo Street after Majeta Street, you'll want to avoid that route. Power news. Power to you who envision a South Africa alive. To you have your ear to the ground of this golden plateau.
If you missed it, let's recap the top story in Power News at this hour. Violence has erupted in Soweto following a march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando West. Tensions between South African and foreign nationals have escalated.
news at this hour: no injuries have been reported following clashes between Soweto residents and foreign nationals in Orlando, Soweto, this afternoon. EWN, in touch, in tune, and independent. For the latest, visit ewn.co.za or download.
foreign shop owners and locals. Some people in Soweto march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando to demand the premises be closed. Johannesburg Metro Police Spokesperson Kulani Fichla. The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department.
Mazbugo. Violence has erupted in Soweto following a march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando West. Tensions between South African and foreign nationals have escalated, with reports of gunshots and vehicles being set alight. Residents
to the scene after several cars were torched. It's alleged that tensions between disgruntled Soweto residents and foreign nationals came to a head, spurred by a recent Constitutional Court ruling on the processing of asylum seekers. The
at this hour: violence has erupted in Soweto following a march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando, and three foreign nationals have been arrested for an alleged assault of a South African during a March and March protest in Durban and
violence following violent clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners in Orlando, Soweto. No arrests or injuries have been reported so far on the incident. Earlier today, disgruntled residents took to the streets in protest
Officer for Agri SA, joining us on the line. The situation, guys, you should see the visuals, Soweto. It looked like it was quite hectic. You should see the tensions in KwaZulu-Natal as we speak. Quite concerning indeed. Quite concerning
that move us. You're listening to the national pulse. Now we're going to get to some of your comments. In fact, many people wanting to talk. Do if you are in Durban, if you are in Soweto, and there are stories of, you know, there's been
and the burning of cars. Those clashes were between Soweto residents and foreign nationals in Orlando, Soweto, today. 7:02 afternoons with Renebuchile Mabuta, 1 to 3pm. Ladies and gentlemen, for the very first time, Dr. Wandinula. Woohoo!
And Pella Road in Orlando West is closed off to traffic. And this is next to the Hector Peterson Memorial. And this is due to alleged clashes between foreign nationals and South African nationals. For your weather now, Cape Town will see
items. Tagisokoba, eyewitness news, Durban. To Gauteng now, where police are on the scene in Orlando in Soweto, where several cars have been torched following clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners. Disgruntled Soweto
Person, Kolani Filcha, is still urging motorists to avoid the Orlando area as there are cars which are still on fire. We can confirm that Kumala Rain Main Road and Pella Road in Orlando West is closed off to traffic. And this is next to the
To the scene today, where several cars have been torched. Disgruntled Soweto residents took to the streets to protest over illegal immigration. The tensions follow a recent constitutional court ruling on the processing of asylum seekers.
Lamini has all the stories. Good afternoon. Thanks, John. A very good afternoon. Well, no injuries have been reported following clashes between Soweto residents and foreign nationals in Orlando, Soweto this afternoon. Police responded.
I'm Gladys Mutelem. We continue with our breaking news. Firefighters have now arrived in Orlando West in Soweto, where violence erupted in the past couple of hours. Cars have been set alight, gunshots fired, and police have been responding
The word is perambulating. A very good afternoon news making headlines at the tower. Violence has erupted in Soweto during a march to the home affairs offices in Orlando West. Tensions between South African and foreign nationals have
city of Durban, in the streets there, downtown. There's also been now reports of violence in Soweto. Unconfirmed, but I'm not sure what the details are. If we know more about it, we will certainly tell you. Let's talk about Stat SA: 30
with quenching those fires. As law enforcement, we definitely are on the ground to ensure that it doesn't break out. Tolani Fischler, thank you, JMPD spokesperson. If you're in Orlando West, if you're in the area of Kumalo Street and you
for a while. The police presumably doing as much as they can. But fire vehicles, fire engines, are there any available in Soweto, and if so, any clues to whether they are on their way? They are available in the area of Soweto. We are
Any signs that this might be spreading to other parts of Soweto? Good afternoon to you. Hey, afternoon to you, John. And let me also greet the listeners. At the present moment, we can say that it is contained to that area around the Hector
On 702. Right, let's get ourselves out to Soweto, particularly to Orlando West. We've described for you already Balid Lameni's bulletin, but also Karabo Chali, just updating you on problems on Kumalo Street in Orlando West. Kolani Fitla,
So, has action been taken? We've got many questions for her. If you are out in the area of Orlando West and you've got something you've seen, something you want to share, please do give us a call. Some of you are responding as well to our
a moment, we're going to talk to JMPD spokesperson Kolani Fitler. He's out in Soweto at the scene of the troubles out in Orlando West. And we'll get the very latest from what he's seen and also whatever advice he may have for people who.
13 and 32 degrees. The top story in eyewitness news this hour: police are on the scene in Olanda West as well as the Durban CBD, where several cars have been torched following clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners. EWN in
the dollar, $21.97 to the pound, 1862 to the Euro, and Brent Crude Oil is at $104.2 a barrel. Orlando West Soweto, there's violent clashes on Kumalo Street. That's near the Hector Peterson Memorial. Several vehicles have been set on fire,
over the Buccaneers. If you missed the breaking story, at this hour, violence has erupted in Orlando, West Soweto, where at this hour cars are being set alight, gunshots are being fired, and police appear to be struggling to contain the
at 32, Pretoria 14 and 33, and Frenching 13 and 32 degrees. The Tom Story in EWN the Sawa. Police have responded to the scene of several cars that have been torched in Orlando and Soweto this afternoon.za or download the EWN ad EWN Sports.
was speaking at Mlangini's memorial service currently underway at the Jablani Theatre in Soweto. The 83-year-old musician died last week following a short illness and has been remembered as a symbol of hope and light. The blind Soweto-born
With reports of gunshots and vehicles being set alight. Residents in Orlando have also closed two spasa shops operated by foreign nationals. This is Amit claims that the judgment gives undocumented foreign nationals a blanket amnesty.
A very good afternoon with your power news at 5. My name is Wilibanzi Mazebogo. Violence has erupted in Soweto following a march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando. Tensions between South African and foreign nationals have escalated.
Africans at a disadvantage and promotes illegal immigration. JMPD spokesperson Kolani Fila is now urging motorists to avoid the area as the cars are still ablaze. We can confirm that Kumala Main Road and Pellow Road in Orlando West in
at this hour: violence has erupted in Soweto following a march to the Home Affairs offices in Orlando, and the National Prosecuting Authority says it is ready to proceed with the case involving the two men accused of killing TJ Wars. And in
case almost ready for trial. Good afternoon, I'm Balil Lamini. Police are on the scene in Orlando, Soweto, where several cars have been torched following clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners. Disgruntled Soweto residents
investigated. Carlo Peterson, eyewitness news. To Khao Teng Nawa, police are on the scene in Orlando and Soweto, where several cars have been torched following clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners. Disgruntled Soweto
as the cars are still ablaze. We can confirm that Kumala Rain Main Road and Pellow Road in Orlando West is closed off to traffic. This is next to the Hector Peterson Memorial. And this is due to alleged clashes between foreign nationals and
official duties after medical procedure. Good afternoon, I'm Gladys Mutel. We begin with breaking news: violence has erupted in Orlando West in Soweto, where at this hour cars are being set alight, gunshots are being fired, and police.
That have been torched in Orlando this afternoon. This follows clashes between Soweto residents and foreign-owned shops. Disgruntled residents took to the streets today to protest over illegal immigration. The tensions follow a recent
place is EWN. Violent clashes between residents and foreign-owned shop owners break out in Soweto, and Martin Mart accuses the government of failing to act on the country's immigration issues. Police have responded to the scene of several
Okay, Sam, Sam. In the meantime, let's get you out of those roads. Eyewitness news traffic is brought to you by our insurance in partnership with 947. All right, so in Orlando West, there are violent clashes on Kamala Strait near the
them for 500 rand, Karabo Chali, your focus is on Soweta. What's happening there? Yeah, no, Orlando West, there's a report of violent clashes. Are we seeing it on TV at this stage? I just got off a phone, a phone call with Golani Fita from
702 Drive, all those ways of dealing with telemarketers. Now, we're seeing pictures from Soweto, vehicles on fire clashes between foreign nationals and South Africans, we understand in Soweto. If you are in the area, we're going to pick up
In newsroom Africa, and tensions flare up in Soweto, residents clash with foreign shop owners, vehicles torched with gunshots also heard. And it's been a static shot of a street in Soweto with two burning cars, one on the right-hand side of
fellow legendary musician Vusima Lasela says the late Babzim Langeni was one of his earliest inspirations. He's speaking at his memorial service currently underway in Soweto. I'll have more on these and other stories in the news at Five.
Has been remembered as a symbol of hope and light. The blind, a Soweto-born singer, was also known for songs including Buanneti and Sala Emma. He also co-founded the All-Rounders in the 1960s, a group of blind and sighted musicians. But for
the late Babsim Langeni was one of his earliest inspirations. Mahlasela was speaking at Mlangeni's memorial service currently underway at the Jablani Theater in Soweto. The 83-year-old musician died last week following a short illness and
memorial service a short while ago. That's currently underway at the Jablani Theater in Soweto. And the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration has warned foreign nationals against applying for asylum if they do not qualify for refugee
God, leading us to two minutes to my top 10 and 10. Matili Soloporto is the one responsible for it. Good morning. My name is Matili Soliporto. I'm from Nader in Soweto. Stay tuned for my top 10 and 10 coming up. Just never feel it.
and in the suburbs. If you do not have a level playing field then it's a recipe for disaster. That is my take. Let us level the playing field. Let the school in Soweto be the same as the school in Sentine. Thank you. Good morning, Bungani.
Financial Accountability and Audit Readiness Pledge Signing Ceremony, which took place in Brixton here in Joburg on Tuesday, where the Houten Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Department, as long along with the Gauteng
now. TT Swaziland Eswatini has been trending. You know, sometimes it feels like that neighbor that pours their bathwater into your side of the drain. You know, I mean, if you grew up in Soweto, you know what I'm talking about. It's really
come in and do the work. So, and of course, at a pilot stage, we will have in the meeting in Soweto at the Regina Mundi on Saturday, 10th of October, 1200 hours. Postbank will be there to present the mechanisms of the safety of this money,
Then it's density. Then we take care of the public schools in general in that chapter. So in Soweto, we're piloting there. We're starting there. We pilot with the idea that by this December, let's see how many of these schools we can
Movement to rebuild public schools starting in Soweto with former pupils contributing 3,000 rand a year. But is this community empowerment or are taxpayers being asked to pay twice for services government should already provide? Former EFF
to save money or because so many ward candidates are running in multiple wards? Yeah, that second question is actually a good one, Lester. Is it worth it when you're going to see vote poll in Alex, in Soweto, in Craig Hall, across the
I clicked through. I've been a listener for a month now. Kwame, Accra, Ghana. Lerato is in Soweto, Tepo, Pulukwa, Ninomfundo, Umlazi. Cahiso is in Rostenberg. Zanele is in Benoni. Tabang is in Bloemfontein. Pandwe is in Zambia. DJ Sly is
wardens, okay, and not traffic wardens. Anywho, excellent input from the last caller from Soweto, as a Sufudi would say, good morning to you, and definitely good morning to you as we go all the way to 6 a.m. 52 minutes left together for you
Settlements like Devland in Soweto. They don't act for fear of losing their votes, such as Bafana in Memel. Seporting Petro saying, good morning, Africa. When is the ANC going to name their mayoral candidates? We don't know, Seporte. We
In informal settlements like Devland in Soweto. They don't act for fear of losing their votes, such as Bafana in Memel. Supporting Petro saying, good morning, Africa. When is the ANC going to name their mayoral candidates? We don't know,