The ANC is pushing for a Government of National Unity. It's already begun discussions with parties, including the Democratic Alliance. ANC alliance partner, the SACP had previously rejected any notion of a coalition with the DA. The communist party has cautioned the ANC saying it need to be wary of some political parties. #enca #dstv403 For more news: https://www.enca.com/

Two people have been arrested for a bomb scare at Cape Town International Airport. A FlySafair flight crew raised concerns after hearing comments from two passengers. They believed an explosive device was on their Joburg-bound flight. But, a bomb squad sweep found no incendiary devices. Operations have now returned to normal. ACSA Regional General Manager, Mark Maclean explains. #enca #dstv403 For the full story: https://www.enca.com/news-top-stories/two-arrested-after-cape-town-airport-bomb-scare

Police Minister, Bheki Cele, attributes his rise to the ministry not to ambition but to his relentless dedication and actions. He says his journey from police commissioner to minister is a testament to his hard work. Prominent ANC members including Cele and International Relations Minister, Naledi Pandor, are absent from the party's parliementary list. Following it's 17-percentage-point drop in last week's elections. #enca #dstv403 For more news: https://www.enca.com/

A genuine smile is an incredible way to communicate – especially between individuals who don’t share a common language. On this week’s episode of Medical Matters we are going to talk about Oral Health and how we often take it for granted until there's a problem.

Hacjivah Dayimani is known for his flair on the rugby field. He’s missed out so far on a Springbok call-up but has not given up on that dream. We decided to test his game on the golf course at the Stormers Golf Day. eNCA’s Justin Ford has the story. #DStv403

More rains are expected in Cape Town today. Residents are still reeling from heavy downpours that left parts of the Mother City flooded. City crews are now racing against time to clear blocked drains to avoid further deluges. eNCA editor Mmanaledi Mataboge-Mashetla gives us the editor's insight. #DStv403 Full interview here: https://www.enca.com/videos/newslink-editors-insight-7-june-2024

It’s been four days since two tornadoes devastated parts of KwaZulu-Natal, leaving thousands displaced. Othongathi, one of the hardest-hit areas, is still reeling from the storms and residents are pleading for blankets and building materials. eNCA’s Lethiwe Mdluli reports. #dstv403

People in the Eastern Cape are risking their lives trying to cross flooded rivers. Two people got into difficulty trying to cross a river in Kariega yesterday. One of them was rescued by teams searching for 2 missing people. eNCA's Nceba Ntlanganiso reports. #dstv403

The Western Cape’s Cederberg Municipality is exploring ways to better protect the town of Citrusdal from flooding events. eNCA reporter, Kevin Brandt, has the story. #dstv403

South Africa’s famous Comrades Marathon is just days away. Veteran runner Barry Holland is set to make history by becoming the first person to complete fifty consecutive Comrades Marathon runs. eNCA’s Siphokazi Malinga caught up with a veteran of the ultra-marathon. #dstv403

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues in the High Court in Pretoria. #dstv403

After failing to secure an outright majority, the ANC can no longer govern alone. Now ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa says the ANC has agreed to invite other parties to form a government of national unity. #DStv403

The Western Cape High Court has heard how alleged underworld gang boss Nafiz Modack, tried to bribe high-ranking police officers Jeremy Vearey and Charl Kinnear. The state argues that Modack used the services of a middleman to develop a corrupt relationship with Vearey, Kinnear and other members of the Anti-Gang Unit. The unit - led by Kinnear - had seized firearms and ammunition from Modack's security guards in April 2017. Kinnnear was shot dead outside his house three years later. eNCA's Ayesha Ismail reports. Courtesy #DStv403

eNCA's Kevin Brandt reports. Courtesy #DStv403

eNCA's Ronald Masinda reports. Courtesy #DStv403

eNCA's Hloni Mtimkulu reports. Courtesy #DStv403

The chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission handed over the lists of future MPs and members of provincial legislatures to Chief Justice Raymond Zondo on Thursday. All members must take an oath before beginning their duties. This handover was in preparation for the first sitting of the National Assembly that’s expected to take place soon. eNCA reporter Pule Letshwiti-Jones has the latest. Courtesy #DStv403

In the wake of the ANC losing its majority in last week's national elections, the party is now engaged in coalition talks with other political parties. Director of the Centre for Social Justice at Stellenbosch University, Professor Thuli Madonsela, has emphasised that the ANC must prioritise the needs of people above all else. While acknowledging the importance of an investor-friendly approach, she warns that it should not be the sole focus of the coalition-building process. Watch the full interview: https://www.enca.com/opinion/2024-elections-professor-thuli-madonsela-discusses-coalition-governance

Newly approved increases in municipal tariffs take effect on the first of July. Those living in South Africa's biggest metros will experience above-inflation hikes. So how will this affect ratepayers? Revenue expert and group chief advisor at Ntiyiso Consulting Group, Miyelani Holeni discussed this with eNCA. Watch the full interview: https://www.enca.com/business/municipal-tariff-increase-how-will-increase-affect-ratepayers

Investors, financial analysts and policymakers are watching South Africa's political landscape to assess potential outcomes and their impact on economic policies, investor confidence and market dynamics. The recent elections were the most fiercely contested yet with the ANC failing to secure a national majority. The prospect of a coalition government adds risks to the implementation of coherent and effective policy reforms, which are crucial for the South African economy. So, how do financial markets behave in the lead-up to significant events like elections that have the potential to increase political risk? The head of fixed income at Prowess Investment Managers, Qhivi Tiva discussed this with eNCA. Watch the full interview: https://www.enca.com/opinion/south-africas-political-landscapes-impact-economic-policy