Over a-thousand motorists have been arrested since the start of the Easter long weekend. The Road Traffic Management Corporation has also impounded 900 vehicles. #enca #dstv403 For the full interview: https://www.enca.com/videos/over-1000-road-users-arrested-over-long-weekend

Waste management not only keeps our country clean, it also creates jobs for the unemployed. As the saying goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure. On International Zero Waste Day, Jo-Ann Otto from the Cape Winelands Municipality is calling on communities to clean up to make coin. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/videos/trash-trendy-pupils-get-crafty

Wasting food should be made illegal. This is the call from SA Harvest. It says supermarkets and restaurants should be forced to donate unsold, but edible food. Over 20 million people go to bed hungry every night, while 10 million tonnes of food is thrown away. SA Harvest says those 30 billion meals can be used to feed the hungry. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/videos/discussion-malnutrition-sa-30-billion-meals-wasted-every-year

Hundreds of guards have been forced to return home after Eastern Cape Health failed to pay their companies. Service providers say the department owes them millions. eNCA’s Nceba Ntlanganiso reports. #dstv403

There's no watering down this star. Tyla had butterflies as she bagged another award. She lapped up the Best International Act at the inaugural Cultural and Creative Industry Awards. The latest accolade comes after bagging the Most Stylish Performing Artist at the SA Style Awards. #dstv403

Former Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa believes the country can talk itself out of crisis. He is calling for a national dialogue with Zanu-PF and President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He's received the backing of over 80 civic organisations. But, as Pindai Dube reports, he still has a long walk to the table of dialogue. #dstv403

SANParks’ Sea, Air, and Mountain special operations teams are hard at work to ensure the safety of visitors in the Table Mountain, Lions Head and Cape Point areas this weekend. The teams are collaborating with the City, SAPS and other law enforcement agencies. eNCA's Nobesuthu Hejana reports. #dstv403

Two traffic officers have been injured after being hit by a taxi near Mooi River Toll Plaza on the N3 in KwaZulu-Natal yesterday. The traffic cops were among the many law enforcement authorities on high alert this Easter weekend. #enca #dstv403 For more news: https://www.enca.com/

Gauteng Traffic Police have confirmed seventeen fatalities in the province since the start of the Easter weekend. Authorities are maintaining high visibility to curb road deaths over this period. Spokesperson Sello Maremane spoke to eNCA a while ago. #enca #dstv403 For the full story: https://www.enca.com/top-stories/easter-road-safety-authorities-confirm-several-fatal-accidents

Grammy-winner Tyla touches down in South Africa. Fans thronged OR Tambo International Airport to welcome the songbird. The 22-year-old's return coincides with this evening's inaugural Cultural Creative Industry Awards. #dstv403 #enca

The South African music industry is known to be cut-throat, with artists exposed to many problems. Alcohol and drug addiction have often led to the demise of musicians at the pinnacle of their careers. Mental health is also an overlooked issue in the industry. Sadly, many families are left with the agony of losing not only a loved one, but also a breadwinner. Ronald Masinda has more. #dstv403

At least five people have been killed in road crashes in the Free State. Authorities blame all five deaths on human error. Motorists are being urged to obey the rules of the road. Senior reporter Aviwe Mtila has more. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/videos/easter-road-safety-motorists-urged-adhere-road-rules

Cosatu is worried financial companies are trying to delay pension fund reforms. Legislation around the two-pot system has been passed in Parliament. It allows workers to access one-third of their pension fund contributions. But funds say it's too soon and more clarity is needed. Cosatu's Tony Ehrenreich says it won't tolerate any delays. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/opinion/two-pot-retirement-system-pension-fund-administrators-worried-systems-not-ready

Prosumers will soon be able to contain electricity price increases. Energy analyst Chris Yelland was responding to Eskom's tariff increase of 12 percent that kicks in next month. The new customer type, Prosumers, are those who both produce and use electricity. This is being enabled by the Electricity Amendment Bill, which allows producers to sell back extra power. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/opinion/discussion-eskoms-12-tariff-increase-kicks-1-april

The SACP in Gauteng says the scrapping of e-tolls is a victory for the working class. It believes it will alleviate the cost of living crisis by bringing down transport costs. Sanral says e-tolls will end on 11 April. Click on the link for the full interview: https://www.enca.com/opinion/sacp-gauteng-welcomes-scrapping-e-tolls

If you’re in Gauteng this long weekend, there is the good old Rand Show to entertain you. The Johannesburg Expo Centre hosts this popular, but evolving, annual event. So far, thousands have visited the halls and stalls taking in the sights and sounds. eNCA reporter Hloni Mtimkulu was one of them. #dstv403

The death toll in the mass shooting at the Imizamo Yethu informal settlement in Hout Bay has risen to seven. Police say unidentified gunmen opened fire on a group of ten men in a house on Wednesday evening. eNCA's Nobesuthu Hejana reports. #dstv403

The Laureus World Sports Awards celebrate the achievements of sportsmen and women from around the globe. The category of Sport for Good recognises organisations that use sport as a vehicle for change. One such organisation in Cape Town serves to advance the future of young boys and girls. eNCA’s Justin Ford has the story. #dstv403

Table Mountain National Park says bolstered safety measures are helping drive down crime. A SANParks helicopter has been added to existing measures to help prevent attacks on hikers. A fire broke out on the mountain last night just below Devil's Peak. It has since been contained. eNCA reporter Kevin Brandt has more. #dstv403

ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile believes South Africans shouldn't panic about the ongoing water crisis. He visited the Chris Hani District in the Eastern Cape, promising the public that the government has their best interests at heart in dealing with infrastructure challenges. Ronald Masinda has the story. #dstv403