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Good morning, it is Saturday September the 28th. I am Ali Velshi. Hezbollah has confirmed that Israel Has kept the groups longtime leader in strikes late last night on an Apartment Complex In Beirut. Which is the capital of lebanon. Israel says hezbollah was using the complex as a headquarters this represents a major escalation of ongoing Back And Forth between Israel And Hezbollah. Israel has intensified in last couple of weeks. Israel also says the strikes killed a Highranking Commander and ot...

The National Assembly has passed the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill with the support of all parties bar one.

Public protector Kholeka Gcaleka believes a court challenge by her former boss Busisiwe Mkhwebane over nonpayment of a multimillion rand gratuity will help clarify a legal conundrum of whether an impeached head of the institution is entitled to the money.

It is all systems go for premier Oscar Mabuyane’s state of the province address at the Christian Centre in Abbotsford, East London, on Thursday. Mabuyane will be delivering his last state of the province address in front of a large crowd after the Eastern Cape legislature increased the number of guests from 472 in 2023 to 1,750 guests.

Former public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says she will challenge the Public Protector Office’s decision not to pay out her the end of term gratuity. She says the decision is unlawful and unconstitutional.

This is a rare good news story in which the responsible institutions more or less did what they were constitutionally required to do

The constitution of SA states that the political branches of government should be politically responsible for the choices they make.

Community leaders say the reports indicate that government committed a crime by neglecting to safeguard basic human rights

The SA Human Rights Commission says the police failed in their basic mandate to detect the planning and execution of the unrest and looting which devastated parts of the country in 2021.

The South African Human Rights Commission has taken a “proactive” role in monitoring water issues in eThekwini after a week of community protests about outages.