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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, live on weekdays from 12 noon to 1 pm on SAfm 104-107fm
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Banyana to face Morocco after Burkina Faso victory
1w ago00:07:55Tap to summarizeSouth Africa's national women's football team will live to fight another day in the CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. And their dream of qualifying for next year's FIFA World Cup in Brazil, is still alive. Captain Thembi Kgatlana scored the only goal of the match in Banyana Banyana's must-win final group match against Burkina Faso in Casablanca... That result, coupled with Ivory Coast's win over Tanzania in the other Group B match, propelled Banyana into the quarter-finals of the biennial tournament. SAfm sports anchor Jon Gericke has more
Transcribe →IEC continues voter registration through multiple accessible platforms.
1w ago00:06:05Tap to summarize"ELECTION WEDNESDAYS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE IEC". With just three days remaining before the proclamation of the election date, the Electoral Commission calls on all eligible voters to use this time to register to vote or update their voter registration details ahead of the upcoming Local Government Elections. On Friday, 7 August 2026, the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), Velenkosini Hlabisa, will proclaim the election date. At midnight on the day of the proclamation, the voters' roll will close, marking the beginning of the next phase of the electoral programme. The election timetable, which outlines key electoral processes such as the certification of the voters' roll, opening of candidate nominations, the launch of the code of conduct and other statutory activities, will then come into effect. South Africans who have not yet registered to vote, or who need to update their registration details, are encouraged to do so through the online Voter Registration Portal at registertovote.elections.org.za. We spoke to IEC Manager: Electoral Matters, Kgosietsile Tshoke
Transcribe →Minister Lamola endorses continent-wide African migration conference plan
1w ago00:07:46Tap to summarizeInternational Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola says South Africa supports an Africa-wide approach to migration, arguing the issue cannot be solved by individual countries alone. He says migration is closely linked to peace, economic development and regional integration, while warning that rising anti-migrant sentiment and irregular migration require a coordinated continental response to prevent xenophobia and intolerance. Lamola was earlier briefing the media on current developments relating to South Africa's foreign policy priorities and programmes.
Transcribe →Deputy Mayor apologises over Johannesburg rubbish collection disruption
1w ago00:09:33Tap to summarizeRubbish collection has been disrupted across many parts of Johannesburg after contract workers blocked access to six Pikitup depots. The protesting workers are demanding permanent employment, saying they have worked as contractors for years while earning far less than permanent staff. The latest protest follows a series of delays and disruptions to refuse collection services. We spoke to Deputy Executive Mayor of City of Johannesburg, Loyiso Masuku
Transcribe →President Ramaphosa says he's pleased with Mashatile's recovery after surgery.
1w ago00:00:59Tap to summarizePresident Cyril Ramaphosa says he is pleased with the recovery of Deputy President Paul Mashatile after a minor surgical procedure. The President visited Mashatile and was assured that he is recovering well. Ramaphosa says the Deputy President is expected to return to work soon and continue carrying out his official responsibilities. Vincent Magwenya Spokesperson to the President.
Transcribe →Ellis demands convincing Banyana victory to reach knockout stage.
1w ago00:07:55Tap to summarizeBanyana Banyana are banking on momentum, some luck and a favour from Ivory Coast as they go in search of a quarterfinal berth in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Morocco. The South African women's football team must beat Burkina Faso in their last Group B match in Casablanca this evening and hope Ivory Coast does the same to Tanzania to stay alive in the tournament. And coach Desiree Ellis realises this is their last chance saloon. SAfm sports anchor has more Jon Gericke.
Transcribe →eThekwini Probes Claims Of Water Sold By Culpable Homicide Accused Official
1w ago00:06:02Tap to summarizeeThekwini mayor - Cyril Xaba - says the municipality will investigate allegations by Umbumbulu residents that drivers of municipal water tankers are selling water instead of delivering it free of charge. This after a 38-year old resident died after being run over by the tanker after an altercation between residents who have been without water for a week, and the driver. The police is investigating the incident. Xaba says areas in the south of the metro are struggling with water supply due to aging infrastructure and population shifts. Dries Liebenberg reports.
Transcribe →Community Activist: Westbury needs youth investment to end gangs and violence.
1w ago00:09:15Tap to summarizeWestbury residents in Johannesburg are taking to the streets to protest against spiraling crime and gangsterism which has paralysed the area. The residents are demanding urgent action against escalating gang violence and drug-related crime. The community is calling for lasting solutions instead of temporary police deployments. Residents have criticised poor police visibility, saying officers patrol in convoys rather than engaging with the community through stop-and-search operations. Westbury remains one of Gauteng's gang violence hotspots, with many residents living in fear. Sakina kamwendo spoke to Jefferson Alistair Johnson, Westbury community activist.
Transcribe →Court ruling pauses impeachment hearings, process remains alive: Nevondwe.
3w ago00:07:28Tap to summarizeThe Western Cape High Court has ruled in favour of President Cyril Ramaphosa and interdicted the Impeachment Committee. Ramaphosa approached the court last month asking it to temporarily halt the proceedings of the Impeachment Committee pending the review of the his application for the Section 89 Independent Panel Report which will be heard in September. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Legal Analyst, Lufuno Nevondwe.
Transcribe →Weekly Coalface feature with Martin Creamer.
3w ago00:05:25Tap to summarizeThis Friday, SAfm’s radio anchor Sakina Kamwendo once again spoke to Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News & Mining Weekly, delving deeper into the world of mining and engineering.
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