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Mfumo wu hunguta mpimanyeto wa wona wa ku kula ka ikhonomi
Government has revised down its economic growth forecast for 2026 to 1,2-percent from 1,6-percent projected in the February Budget. Growth is expected to reach 2-percent by 2029. Government says it has identified 38-billion-rand in targeted savings to be redirected to social and economic priorities over the medium term. The South African revenue service has also collected an extra 17-billion in additional tax revenue due to higher precious metal prices. Meanwhile consumers can also look forward to a temporary fuel relief until January next. SABC Economics Reporter Naledi Mabitsela-Ngcobo compiled, Ntsakisi Chauke reports...
Holobye wa Timali u vula leswaku mfumo wu vile wu langutana na mhaka yo tika swinene loko swi ta eka ku tlakuka minxavo ya mafurha
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says government has crossed the most difficult part of managing the fuel price shock. The situation emerged earlier this year, when there was uncertainty over how to fund relief for consumers. From next month, the levy will be reduced by R1.50 per litre for petrol and R3 per litre for diesel. Thereafter for another month beginning in December the reductions will fall to R1 per litre for petrol and R1.50 per litre for diesel. In his address in Parliament, the minister says the debt-to -GDP ratio has finally stabilised, with tax revenue revised upwards but economic growth downgraded again. SABC News Economics Reporter Nosipho Radebe compiled, Amukelo Ngobeni reports….
Mavandla yan'wana ya tipolotiki ya eneriseka hi mpimanyeto wa timali wa le xikarhi ka lembe
Political parties in Parliament mostly reacted positively to the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement delivered by Finance minister Enoch Godongwana. Among others, government has revised down its economic growth forecast for 2026 to one-point-two percent from one-point-six percent projected in the February Budget. Growth is expected to reach two percent by 2029. Godongwana also announced a drop in fuel levy of three rand a litre for diesel and one rand-50 for petrol. Zalene Merrington compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports...
Mfumo wa Mpumalanga wu pfula ximfumo tliliniki yintshwa leyi nga na switrhisiwa swa manguva lawa
Mpumalanga provincial government has officially opened a newly built state-of-the-art clinic in Alexandria, Bushbuckridge. The 21-point-6 million rand facility will provide maternal and chronic disease healthcare services to the public. According to Premier Mandla Ndlovu, who officiated the facility's opening, they are bringing primary healthcare closer to the people. Motsebi wa Monareng compiled and Muhluri Chabalala reports.....
Vandla ra ANC ri gangisela tivhoti eBotlokwa
The African National Congress Treasurer General has taken the local government election campaign to Botlokwa, outside Polokwane Limpopo.Dr Gwen Ramokgopa engaged residents and traditional authorities in the area.Ramokgopa visited the Ramokgopa, Makgato and Machaka traditional authorities. She says the aim is to reaffirm the alliance between the ANC and the traditional leadership.Rudzani Tshivhase compiled and Ntsakisi Chauke...
vumbhoni byinwana bya dokodela Ntandazo Sifolo byi nga ha nyikiwa exihundleni eka khomixini ya Madlanga.
Madlanga Commission evidence leader, Advocate Matthew Chaskalson, has argued that the Commission does not have the power to declassify documents relating to Dr Ntandazo Sifolo's evidence. Sifolo is the Acting Co-ordinator of the National Intelligence Co-ordinating Committee. The evidence leaders have applied for his testimony to be heard in camera, a move opposed by three media organisations: amaBhungane, News24 and the Daily Maverick. Representing the media organisations, Advocate Ben Winks argued that the Commission has the power to decide whether evidence can be heard publicly, despite its classification. Sibahle Motha reports.Ntwanano Vuma
Muhluri Chabalala na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hi mavandla lawa ntsongo lawa tikeriwaka hiku pfumala mpfuneto wa swa timali.
Political funding and citizen-led interventions have taken the spotlight as small and new political parties prepare for the upcoming local government elections. We speak to SAMMO, APC and MOVESA, on the realities they are faced with as the country prepares for the November fourth polls. Zara Groenewald reports….Muhluri Chabalala.
Muvulavuleri wa khomixini ya ndzinganelo wa rimbewu Javu Baloyi a angula eka mpimanyeto wa le xikarhi ka lembe lowu nga ta pfuneta ku lwisana na GBVF.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has announced additional funding to fight gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). Presenting the 2026 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement on Wednesday, Godongwana said government would set aside 3.8 billion rand to employ 3 500 social workers to help prevent GBVF. Government will also spend 186 million rand to strengthen forensic services and investigations. Another 157 million rand will go to the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities to improve the monitoring of government's response to GBVF. Godongwana also announced plans to increase the number of specialised sexual offences courts from 55 to 101, and Thuthuzela Care Centres from 72 to 80. These increases are targets that government aims to achieve by 2029. Ernest Timbane a burisana na Javu Baloyi.
Muvulavuleri wa maphorisa eLimpopo, Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba a vulavula hita vugevenga lebyi nga humelela eXikolweni xa le henhla xa Nkatini eka Xigalo.
Matric learners at Nkatini high school outside Malamulele in Limpopo have been robbed of their cellphones and tablets robbed . Police say the robbers tied up two security guards before attacking and robbing the learners. The learners are staying in a camp at school as they're sitting for the final examinations. Police spokesperson Malesela Ledwaba says they're searching for the suspects. Ernest Timbane a burisana na muvulavuleri wa maphorisa e Limpopo, Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba.
Zanele Sabela wa nhlangano wa Cosatu a angula eka mpimanyeto wa le xikarhi ka lembe lowu nga andlariwa hi holobye wa timali Enoch Godongwana.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has announced additional funding to fight gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). Presenting the 2026 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement on Wednesday, Godongwana said government would set aside 3.8 billion rand to employ 3 500 social workers to help prevent GBVF. Government will also spend 186 million rand to strengthen forensic services and investigations. Another 157 million rand will go to the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities to improve the monitoring of government's response to GBVF. Godongwana also announced plans to increase the number of specialised sexual offences courts from 55 to 101, and Thuthuzela Care Centres from 72 to 80. These increases are targets that government aims to achieve by 2029. Ernest Timbane a burisana na Javu Baloyi.
Zanele Sabela wa nhlangano wa Cosatu a angula eka mpimanyeto wa le xikarhi ka lembe lowu nga andlariwa hi holobye wa timali Enoch Godongwana.
Godongwana announced that the diesel levy will drop by R3 per litre, while the petrol levy decreases by R1.50 per litre on 4 November. This maximum relief runs until 1 December 2026, before tapering down to R1.50 per litre for diesel and R1 per litre for petrol until 5 January 2027. The overall intervention is expected to cost government R10 billion. The finance minister elaborates...Emoyeni hi amukela muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wo yimela vatirhi wa COSATU manana Zanele Sabela... Ernest Timbane a burisana na muvulavuleri wa Cosatu, Zanele Sabela.
Muhluri Chabalala na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hi ku averiwa ka mpimanyeto wa le xikarhi ka lembe hi holobye wa timali Enoch Godongwana.
Government is increasing funding for crime-fighting operations, disaster preparedness and social protection, while stepping up efforts to combat gender-based violence. Delivering his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement in Parliament today, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a 10-billion-rand contingency reserve to help the country respond to potential disasters, alongside allocations for commissions of inquiry and vulnerable communities. Mkhokheli Bandla reports...Muhluri Chabalala.
Mavandla yan'wana lawa ya yimeriweke epalamende ya lava leswaku holobye wa timali a tekela enhlokweni ku durha ka minxavo ya mafurha
Some of the political parties represented in Parliament want Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to take into consideration, the current high fuel costs. This for when he tables the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement in Parliament, today on Wednesday (21/10/2026). Abongwe Kobokana compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports.....
Murimi wa mazambala u ri ku tlakuka ka minxavo ya mafurha ka sweswinyana swi tise ku durha eka leswi tirhisiwaka eka vurimi
A small-scale potato farmer in Senwabarwana in Limpopo, says the recent increase in the price of petrol and diesel has driven up input costs. Vincent Rapeta is hopeful that Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's mid-term budget speech will incorporate plans to assist subsistence farmers. Rapeta and his small team of employees are also worried about the extremely hot weather conditions which are expected to intensify over the summer. Nsuku Shiluvana compiled and reports....
21 10 2026 AM Wednesday Africa News compiled and reported by Amukelo Ngobeni
21 10 2026 AM Wednesday Africa News compiled and reported by Amukelo Ngobeni
Maphorisa lawa ya hehliwaka hi vukungundzwana no sivela voko ra nawu ya nyikiwa bail ya gidi wa tirhandi hi nhloko
Five police officers, accused of corruption and defeating the ends of justice, have been granted a thousand Rand bail each by the Polokwane Magistrate's Court in Limpopo. The officers, stationed at the Polokwane International Airport, allegedly assisted undocumented immigrants to evade arrest in April last year. Vutivi Maluleke compiled and reports..
21 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Show Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced by Ntsakisi Chauke
21 10 2026 AM Tiko A Xi Etleli Show Presented by Clifford Maringa and On Air Produced by Ntsakisi Chauke
21 10 2026 AM Wednesday Sports News compiled and reported by Ernest Timbane
21 10 2026 AM Wednesday Sports News compiled and reported by Ernest Timbane
Ramaphosa a kombela ku khomeriwa eka vaaki va Tshwane mayelana na ku hangalaka ka vuvabyi lebyi vangiwaka hi mati lawa ya nga basangiki
President Cyril Ramaphosa has apologised for the gastro-intestinal illnesses linked to contaminated water in Bronkhorstspruit, Tshwane. More than 400 cases of gastrointestinal illness were recorded in the area between 7 and 18 October 2026. Ramaphosa was on the ANC's election campaign in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni on Tuesday, ahead of the 4 November local government elections. Sibahle Motha compiled and Ntwanano Vuma reports......
20 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala
20 10 2026 PM Tiko A Xi Etleli Presented by Ernest Timbane and On Air Produced by Muhluri Chabalala.
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