Jacaranda FM Newswatch - Interviews

AG report: Education, Health showing signs of financial strain

Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke says some national and provincial government departments are making headway in cleaning up their financials.

31 Mar 2021 5AM 1 min

Former Banyana star Modise launches foundation, vows to help women in football

Modise says her foundation wants more opportunities for women in football.

30 Mar 2021 5AM 8 min

Tourism Business Council urges against 'instant lockdowns’

The council’s CEO Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa says mere rumours of tighter restrictions will affect the sector.

30 Mar 2021 4AM 3 min

S.Africa's ruling party issues warning over graft, infighting

South Africa's embattled ruling party on Monday issued a stern warning to members facing graft or other criminal charges after an acrimonious weekend meeting.

29 Mar 2021 8PM 2 min

Expert warns Mozambique conflict could spill into other SADC countries

There is mounting pressure on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to intervene in Mozambique amid the deadly jihadist attacks.

29 Mar 2021 8AM 4 min

Mthethwa: R300m artist relief fund ‘not missing, just mismanaged’

Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa has denied the looting of millions in relief funds by the department.

29 Mar 2021 6AM 2 min

I won't sleep if Ramaphosa isn't called to account, Koko tells Zondo commission

Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko has told the commission of inquiry into state capture that it is in the public interest for President Cyril Ramaphosa to testify.

29 Mar 2021 5AM 1 min

‘Please pray for them’ - family of missing 21-year-old in Mozambique pleads for rescue ops

The family of 21-year-old Francois van Niekerk has pleaded with the South African government to send help to those trapped in northern Mozambique.

27 Mar 2021 11PM 1 min

A call for government to announce the final e-toll decision this week

Spokesperson for the Automobile Association (AA), Layton Beard, has called on government to announce the much anticipated and long awaited final decision on the road ahead for the controversial e-toll system on Gauteng roads.

27 Mar 2021 1AM 1 min

Government investigates reports that a South African was killed in Mozambique

Spokesperson for the Department of International Relations and Co-Operation (DIRCO), Lunga Ngqengelele, says it has noted a report of a South African who has been killed in Palma in Mozambique.

27 Mar 2021 12AM 1 min

SACC: Religious sector wants Easter worship to go ahead despite Covid concerns

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) wants Easter worship to go ahead.

25 Mar 2021 5AM 3 min

Ramaphosa's state capture appearance won't be easy, says Analyst

President Cyril Ramaphosa will have to account for his tenure as deputy president of both the country and the African National Congress (ANC) when the state was allegedly captured, says political analyst Ralph Mathekga.

24 Mar 2021 7AM 1 min

An estimated 156k TB -infected people at large, says Mabuza

Deputy President David Mabuza says there are more than 156 000 people, who are infected with TB, who have not received treatment.

24 Mar 2021 6AM 2 min

Zondo sets dates for Ramaphosa state capture testimony

President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to testify at the commission of inquiry into state capture in April.

24 Mar 2021 2AM 3 min

Probe into theft of police firearm at Free State tavern

Free State police commissioner Baile Motswenyane has ordered a full investigation into the theft of an officer’s firearm at a local tavern.

23 Mar 2021 10PM 1 min

Attorney arrested as part of massive investigation into SAPS branding case

An attorney has handed himself over to the police on Tuesday for his alleged involvement in the investigation into fraud and corruption relating to the branding of SAPS vehicles and other procurements.

23 Mar 2021 10PM 1 min

Disruptive rain expected in parts of Gauteng on Wednesday

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has called on motorists to drive with caution on what could be some slippery roads in Gauteng.

23 Mar 2021 10AM 2 min

SANDU threatens army with legal action over ‘delayed’ vaccine procurement

The South African National Defence Union (SANDU) has given the army an ultimatum to secure Covid-19 vaccines for troops or face legal action.

23 Mar 2021 9AM 3 min

Three murder suspects nabbed during long week end operations in Gauteng

Gauteng police have arrested three suspects in connection with three murders that occurred in the Phumusiwe informal settlement.

22 Mar 2021 10PM 4 min

SACP slams Covid-19 ‘vaccine imperialism’

South African Communist Party (SACP) general-secretary Blade Nzimande has vowed to strengthen the party’s campaign against what it calls Covid-19 vaccine imperialism and nationalism.

21 Mar 2021 10AM 3 min