Muvulavuleri wa maphorisa eLimpopo Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba a vulavula hiku khomiwa ka vanhu himhaka yo tlula milawu ya nhlawulo.

Two people have been arrested in Limpopo for election-related offences, including the removal of election posters and intimidation. Police spokesperson Hlulani Mashaba says a man was arrested in Mankweng, near Polokwane, for allegedly removing election posters. Another suspect was arrested in Sekhukhune on charges of assault and intimidation. Mashaba says the suspect allegedly took a political party T-shirt from a supporter by force and burnt it. Meanwhile today is Day 2 of Special Vote Day. ..Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muvulavuleri wa maphorisa eLimpopo Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba.

Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Vutivi Maluleke a vulavula hita migingiriko yo vhota eMopani, eLimpopo.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026, marks the second and final day for those approved to cast their special votes in the 2026 Local Government Elections. Special Voting is an inclusivity mechanism in the country's electoral scheme, catering for registered voters who may not be able to reach voting stations due to physical infirmity or disability, and for those who may for various reasons not be in a position to present themselves on Election Day at voting stations within the wards where they are registered. Special voting commenced at 8am and  concluded at 5pm across various voting stations and at various homes across the country...Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Vutivi Maluleke..

Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Motsebi wa Monareng a vulavula hita migingiriko yo vhota eMpumalanga.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026, marks the second and final day for those approved to cast their special votes in the 2026 Local Government Elections. Special Voting is an inclusivity mechanism in the country's electoral scheme, catering for registered voters who may not be able to reach voting stations due to physical infirmity or disability, and for those who may for various reasons not be in a position to present themselves on Election Day at voting stations within the wards where they are registered. Special voting commenced at 8am and  concluded at 5pm across various voting stations and at various homes across the country...Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Motsebi wa Monareng. 

Muhleri wa tipolotiki, Goodenough Mashego a hlela migingiriko ya nhlawulo na ku fika emakumu ka masiku yo vhota swo hlawuleka.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026, marks the second and final day for those approved to cast their special votes in the 2026 Local Government Elections. Special Voting is an inclusivity mechanism in the country's electoral scheme, catering for registered voters who may not be able to reach voting stations due to physical infirmity or disability, and for those who may for various reasons not be in a position to present themselves on Election Day at voting stations within the wards where they are registered. Special voting commenced at 8am and  concluded at 5pm across various voting stations and at various homes across the country...Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muteki wa mahungu ya SABC, Motsebi wa Monareng....Ernest Timbane a burisana na Muhleri wa tipolotiki, Goodenough Mashego

William Baloyi ku suka eka mfumo a kombela vavhoti lava tsariseke ku ya hlawula

Muhleri wa tipolotiki Magic Nkhwashu a hlela nhlawulo

The Electoral Commission says efforts are underway to ensure that those responsible for disrupting the special voting process are held accountable. Several incidents have been reported across the country since yesterday, including the tampering of voting material and intimidation of electoral officers. In one incident, two women have been arrested in the Eastern Cape after allegedly attempting to steal election material from the Ngcobo Police Station. Briefing the media in Midrand, north of Johannesburg, IEC Chief Electoral Officer Sy Mamabolo says such acts threaten the integrity of the electoral process. Speaker Thoko Didiza and the chairperson of the National Council of Provinces, Refilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane, have called on South Africans to also involve themselves in the various municipal processes.  For more on this election story with political analytical views, we are now joined by an Independent Political Analyst Mr Magic Nkwashu

Nongonoko wa Tiko Axi Etleli wa siku ra 03 Hukuri 2026 hi Amukelo Ngobeni

Nongonoko wa Tiko Axi Etleli wa siku ra 03 Hukuri 2026 hi Amukelo Ngobeni

Tiko ra Amerika ri susile tiko ra Afrika Dzonga na Rwanda eka ntwanano wa mabindzu wa AGOA.

South Africa and Rwanda are to be booted out from the US-Africa trade preferential agreement AGOA. The US trade representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer has indicated that the two nations will leave the trade instrument from next year. The Trump administration has revealed that the two African countries are engaging in practices that are inconsistent with AGOA's eligibility criteria. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to an economist Vince Ndove.

Maphorisa ya xifundzhankulu xa Mpumalanga ya tiyisisa ku lulamela ka wona eka ku tiyisisa vuhlayiseki hi nakrhi wa nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga.

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) says it is ready to safeguard the 2026 Local Government Elections, with security measures in place across all nine provinces. NATJOINTS says 139 dockets related to electoral crime have been opened since the commencement of the 2026 Local Government Elections process. Voting stations have undergone security assessments, while police deployments are informed by intelligence and identified risks. The security cluster has warned political parties and their supporters against intimidation, violence and attempts to disrupt the 2026 Local Government Elections. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Brigadier Donald Mdlhuli.

Khomixini ya nhlawulo ya IEC e Mpumalanga yi vula leswaku aku vanga na swiphiqo eka siku ro sungula ro vhota swo hlawuleka exifundzheni nkulu.

The Electoral Commission (IEC) in Mpumalanga says no major disruptions have been reported across voting stations in the province so far. This as 294-thousand registered special voters in the province are expected to cast their votes for the 2026 Local Government Elections between today and tomorrow. The province has a total of one-thousand-846 voting stations for these elections. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Tnaduxolo Chambeni from IEC in Mpumalanga...

Khomixini ya nhlawulo ya IEC exifundzheni nkulu xa Limpopo yi vula leswaku siku ro sungula ro vhota swo hlawuleka ri fambe kahle.

The Independent Electoral Commission in Limpopo says 12 voting stations did not open for special voting today.  Povincial Electoral Commissioner NkaroMateta says the IEC has not received special voter applications in the affected stations. Mateta says two of the stations are at Ga-Masha in the Sekhukhune district and Ga-Chokoe in the Waterberg district...Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Motsiri Ramafalo from IEC in Limpopo..

Mutivi wa timhaka ya swa vurindzi u hlela xiyimo xa vuhlayiseki lebyi tiyisisiwaka hi komiti ya nhlanganelo wa swa nawu eka nhlawulo wa mimfumo ya miganga.

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) says it is ready to safeguard the 2026 Local Government Elections, with security measures in place across all nine provinces. NATJOINTS says 139 dockets related to electoral crime have been opened since the commencement of the 2026 Local Government Elections process. Voting stations have undergone security assessments, while police deployments are informed by intelligence and identified risks. The security cluster has warned political parties and their supporters against intimidation, violence and attempts to disrupt the 2026 Local Government Elections. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to security expert Azania Mnisi.

Khomixini ya IEC yi sungula ku vhotisa lava nga tsarisela ku vhota ko hlawuleka

The Electoral Commission says two point six million eligible voters have registered to cast special ballots in the local government elections and of that number 678-thousand are expected to vote from home. Special voting takes place today and tomorrow ahead of Wednesday's main election day.The Commission says voters who applied for home visits must ensure they are at their registered residential addresses so electoral officials can assist them in casting their ballots. IEC Chief electoral officer Sy Mamabolo says there is a whatsapp number - which is ---- Zero six hundred 88 double zero double zero - where voters can check their details. Ntwanano Vuma u vulavula na Motsiri Ramafalo ku suka ka Khomixini ya Nhlawulo..

Matirhelo yantshwa ya xiyenge xa BMA yo sivela ku ngungumerisiwa ka mimovha eka mindzilikano ya tswala mihandzu.

State entity, the Border Management Authority or BMA, says its highly-advanced Vehicle Targeting System, has been a useful tool in tracking and intercepting the smuggling of stolen, bank-financed and cloned vehicles at borders across the country. In a prominent case, North West businessman, Suliman Carrim and his two co-accused, are facing charges of cross-border vehicle smuggling, fraud and uttering, after two of his bank-financed vehicles were intercepted at the Beitbridge Border Post in Limpopo.The vehicles were allegedly destined for Malawi. Ntwanano Vuma spoke to Eddie Nkuna from BMA.

Goodenough Mashego u hlela ku Vhota ko hlawuleka loku ku nga sungula namuntlha..

The Electoral Commission says two point six million eligible voters have registered to cast special ballots in the local government elections and of that number 678-thousand are expected to vote from home. Special voting takes place today and tomorrow ahead of Wednesday's main election day. Ntwanano Vuma u vulavula na Muhleri wa tipolitiki, Goodenough Mashego

Mbhurisano na muvulavuleri wa khomixini ya IEC eLimpoo Motsiri Ramafalo hi makungu ya matirhelo na ku lulama ka vona hi nkoka wa nhlawulo wa mifumo ya miganga vhiki leri taka

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Motsiri Ramafalo, about the Limpopo IEC's state of readiness for the upcoming 2026 LG elections in Limpopo.... INTRO: IEC Limpopo's Electoral Operations Manager Itumeleng Seanego is urging voters to prepare for next week’s local government elections by familiarising themselves with their voting stations and following electoral officials’ instructions. The IEC has also called on political parties and their supporters to respect electoral laws and avoid disrupting the voting process to ensure free, peaceful and credible elections. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni, emoyeni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa khomixini ya nhlawulo IEC eLimpopo, Motsiri Ramafaro...... 

31 10 2026 SAT AM The Week That Was compiled and reported by Ntsakisi Chauke

31 10 2026 SAT AM The Week That Was compiled and reported by Ntsakisi Chauke

Xolani Fihla wa JMPD a vulavula hita ku lulamela ka vona emagondzweni tani hi leswi vanhu va nga ta chayela kuya vona ntlangu wa Soweto Derby.

Johannesburg is bracing for increased traffic and security measures as two major events take place in Soweto today. The sold-out Soweto derby between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs at FNB stadium will coincide with the EFF Tshela Thupa rally at Olando Amstel Arena. Several road closures and restrictions will also be implemented. Motorists have been urged to avoid affected precincts. Supporters and rally attendees are encouraged to use public transport where possible. Meanwhile, Gautrain will provide dedicated bus services for football fans travelling to FNB Stadium on Saturday.. Mixo Mashimbye a burisana na Xolani Fihla wa JMPD.

Rhulani Mzamani na mahungu ya swa mintlangu

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Nsuku Shiluvana na xiviko lexi vulavulaka hi ntshamo wa khoto eMusina mayelana na nandzu wa Suliman Carrim.

The Musina magistrate's court postponed the case against North West businessman, Suliman Carrim to the 9th of November.   He appeared in the magistrate’s court in Limpopo, applying for bail.  In his affidavit, he denies knowing about the fraudulent documents allegedly found in July with his employees at the Beitbridge port of entry in Musina.  The Malawian nationals and co-accused, Musa Phiri and Zakes Ibrahim were intercepted, while allegedly transporting two luxury vehicles to Malawi using fraudulent bank documentation. This while the State requested time to familiarise itself with the contents of the affidavit. Despite owning property in Dubai and United Arab Emirates, Carrim says he is not a flight risk.  Our reporter, Nsuku Shiluvana compiled and has the details ...