Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says she believes she has been sent by God to do the work she is doing, suggesting that God is tired of human trafficking and other illegal activities taking place in South Africa.
Ngizwe Mchunu says the issue is not about opposing foreign nationals in South Africa, but ensuring that they are properly documented so they can be identified and traced when necessary.
ANC KZN Convenor Mike Mabuyakhulu says previous Police Ministers have done extremely well in operations aimed at removing illegal firearms from communities. He has urged residents to alert police when they become aware of illegal firearms in their communities.
Dumisani Khumalo, a trade union representative, claims that political parties and unions are captured by their funders, arguing that this makes it difficult for them to implement certain policies because funders ultimately have the final say.
MK Party KZN spokesperson Mkhuseli Mlingani says the party is confident it will take control of eThekwini Municipality, despite what he describes as political “gimmicks” by the ANC against them.
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Biyela has accused the ANC-led government of “looting state resources”, describing those in power as thieves. He cited the Phala Phala controversy and rape allegations involving Shadrack Sibiya as examples supporting his claims.
DA eThekwini Mayoral Candidate Haniff Hoosen says the city removed the DA’s billboard exposing what he calls the “water tanker mafia”. He says the choice in this election is “taps or tankers” and promises the DA will restore water to residents’ taps.
ActionSA eThekwini mayoral candidate Zwakele Mncwango says cleaners, security guards and other workers could be made permanent under an ActionSA-led municipality. He also accused political elites of benefiting from cleaning and security tenders.
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma believes zama zamas are linked to certain elite politicians, accusing the government of lacking the political will to address foreign nationals who, she says, operate with impunity while authorities prioritise maintaining a positive global image.
MK Party KZN spokesperson Mkhuseli Mlingani says the party is aware that some members are unhappy with changes to the candidate lists, but the matter is being addressed by the leadership. He says those suspected of wrongdoing have been shown the door.
Phakelumthakathi says they are unapologetic about disrupting the ICC Ingonyama Trust gathering, but apologises to the kings, saying they were unaware that they would be part of the gathering.
Durban Harbour workers are meeting with political parties to discuss the proposed insourcing programme and issues affecting workers at the port. EFF Mayoral Candidate Hlengiwe Mkhaliphi and ActionSA’s Zwakele Mncwango are among those attending.
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Mapisa-Nqakula Arrest Warrant Issued After Court Absence
The Gauteng High Court has authorised a warrant of arrest for former Defence Minister and National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula after she failed to appear in court on Friday for the continuation of her case.
Ngizwe Mchunu praises Julius Malema for opening people’s minds about politics and challenging oppressive systems, but says Malema sometimes lacks timing, especially on immigration amid South Africa’s economic pressures.
EFF eThekwini Mayoral Candidate Hlengiwe Mkhaliphi gives an update on the EFF vehicle and two members arrested at Inanda Police Station after allegedly attempting to steal the stage during Ngizwe Mchunu’s event in Inanda.
ActionSA eThekwini Mayoral Candidate Zwakele Mncwango has condemned men who kill women, urging them to accept rejection and move on with their lives instead of resorting to violence.