ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal is commending the police for their decisive action in recent days, which has led to the killing of multiple suspects. The party says the province is consistently ranked among the top five most-dangerous areas in the country, and the police's efforts are not going unnoticed. eNCA's Aviwe Mtila spoke to ActionSA provincial chair, Zwakele Mncwango. Courtesy #DStv403

Johannesburg residents and civil society groups are calling for Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda to step down. The Joburg Crisis Alliance delivered a memorandum of demands to the council speaker on Saturday. Gwamanda is accused of being out of his depth. eNCA's Aviwe Mtila spoke to the executive director of Defend Our Democracy, Zaakirah Vadi. Courtesy #DStv403

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to revolutionise education. With the country's education system facing many challenges, from broken infrastructure to Grade 4 pupils’ inability to read for meaning. How can AI be used to improve learning? eNCA's Aviwe Mtila spoke to Buzz Kidz founder Hanneke Mackie. Courtesy #DStv403

Global rights movement, Amnesty International, is calling on Zimbabwe authorities to grant national identity documents to the country’s stateless people. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees says there are three hundred thousand stateless people in Zimbabwe. eNCA Correspondent Pindai Dube reports. Courtesy #DStv403

Top Gauteng government officials have visited the Vaal Dam. This as metros in the province continue to struggle with water supply due to aging infrastructure. eNCA's Aviwe Mtila discusses the country's water challenges with the CEO of the SA Water Chamber, Benoit le Roy. Courtesy #DStv403

Police are on the hunt for those involved in an attempted robbery at the Phoenix Plaza mall near Durban. The would-be robbers managed to flee the scene after their crime was foiled. eNCA reporter Lethiwe Mduli was at the Plaza. Courtesy #DStv403

The 702 Walk the Talk has been going strong for over 20 years. This year's edition has fittingly being organised in the nation's capital, on the occasion of South Africa's celebrations of three decades of Democracy. Over 16,000 people from all walks of life took off on an 8 kilometer trek from Freedom Park, to the seat of government at the Union Buildings. eNCA Reporter Bafedile Moerane has more. #DStv403

It's a unique celebration. The 350th anniversary of the passing of Krotoa coincides with South Africa's three decades of democracy. Organisers say the celebrations highlight the significant role played by women, in the fight for democracy and freedom in South Africa. Krotoa, who was born in 1642, was the niece of Autshumao, a prominent Khoi leader, in the early days of Dutch colonialism in the Cape. eNCA's Ayesha Ismail reports. Courtesy #DStv403

There are growing calls for the government to bring back members of the South African National Defence Force deployed in the DRC. This follows a number of attacks that has cost the lives of 5 soldiers so far in Eastern DRC. FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.enca.com/videos/discussion-killing-sa-soldiers-drc-conflict

eNCA anchor Sindy Mabe spoke to Ernest Nkomotje, author of "Introducing Hibrism - Introducing Hibirism: A Guide to Black Cultural Nuance". WATCH HERE: https://www.enca.com/shows/bookshelf-ernest-nkomotje-28-july-2024

For any founder of a company, a key question is how to ensure its success and longevity. With up to 90-percent of start-ups failing, the benefits of cloud accounting are more important than ever. How can businesses not only survive but thrive in a competitive landscape? Head of Cloud Accounting at Outsourced CFO, Damian Baker spoke to eNCA's Heidi Giokos. Courtesy #DStv403

eNCA's Ayesha Ismail reports. Courtesy #DStv403

Crime expert gives his views on the illegal military base uncovered in white River, Mpumalanga, that has so many security implications for the country, and the region as a whole. FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.enca.com/videos/discussion-illegal-military-training-base-uncovered-mpumalanga

Now that the Correctional Services Minister has confirmed they will continue, what is the line between ensuring punishment for a crime and correctional services? FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.enca.com/videos/discussion-correctional-services-vs-prison

KwaZulu Natal's Finance MEC says the province is spending billions on travel for government officials. FULL INTERVIEW: https://www.enca.com/top-stories/kzn-finance-mec-defends-budget-amid-criticism

Racist bullying has reared its ugly head at a Cape Town school, with black pupils cast in the role of slaves, while their coloured classmates joked about their selling prices. FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.enca.com/top-stories/school-racism-calls-pupils-be-suspended-over-slave-auction

An illegal military base has been discovered in the White River area in Mpumalanga. 95 Libyan nationals were arrested at the suspected military base where firearms and ammunition were also recovered during the police raid. FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.enca.com/videos/watch-95-libyan-nationals-police-custody

The big project began on 22 June and wraps up early next week. There have been hits and misses along the way, with tension between the bulk supplier and municipalities balanced by how quickly some of the work has been completed. eNCA reporter Hloni Mtimkulu looks at what’s to be expected ahead of the weekend. Courtesy #DStv403

The South African Human Rights Commission has been critical, of government departments that have failed to implement recommendations, contained in its 2021 July Unrest report. The commission says some departments are yet to respond. The report, released in January in KwaZulu Natal, was relaunched again in Gauteng. eNCA reporter Pule Letshwiti-Jones has more. Courtesy #DStv403

As the Gauteng Education Department gives the Pretoria Girls High School’s SGB time to investigate allegations of racism and the school’s poor response, some of the pupils involved are speaking out. Lwazi Monareng and Kamva Pani explain how a series of WhatsApp chats about black pupils at the school led to them raising issues of discrimination. 12 white pupils have since been suspended pending a disciplinary hearing. Courtesy #DStv403