South Africa has a population of around 62 million people, with approximately 3.3 million living with disabilities. Yet, people with disabilities continue to face discrimination, social isolation, and institutional barriers that can limit their participation in society and, in some cases, confine them to their homes. Too often, people living with disabilities are remembered only when it is time to access social grants. But in this episode, we want to tell a different story — one of ambition, resilience, achievement, and success. People living with disabilities are pursuing their dreams, breaking barriers, and making their mark in society. Shango la Afrika Tshipembe, li na vhadzulapo vha 62 million. Vha 3,3 million vha khou tshila na vhuholefhali. Tshifhinga tshinzhi ri wana vhathu vha tshilaho na vhuholefhali vha tshi sandiwa, vha vhidziwa nga madzina a vhaisaho. Hunwe ra wana vha tshi valelwa dzinduni, ngeno vha tshi humbulwa nga tshifhinga tsha mundende. Fhedzi, ano maduvha ri khou vhona vhathu vhane vha khou tshila na vhuholefhali vha tshi khou bvelela. Nga ri lavhelese.

Security guards play a vital role in keeping our communities, workplaces, and public spaces safe. But behind the uniform lies a different reality. Many say they work under harsh conditions, underpaid, exploited, and, in some cases, victimised. This week, Zwa Maramani goes beyond the uniform to uncover the challenges, sacrifices, and untold stories of the men and women who protect people and property every day.

The report highlights allegations that communal land belonging to the Muananzhele CPA in Ballymore is being unlawfully demarcated and sold without the approval of beneficiaries or proper CPA resolutions, while proceeds from these sales allegedly do not reach the community. Muvhigo uyu ndi wa nga ha mavu a Muananzhele CPA ngei Ballymore. Fhethu afho hupfi hu khou rengiswa zwitentsi hu si na thendelo I bvaho kha Malaifa a mavu bayo. Vhathu vhari masheleni a kuvhanganywaho u bva kha u rengiswa ha zwitentsi, ha swiki kha malaifa.

Every five hours, a child goes missing in South Africa. According to statistics from the non-profit organization Missing Children South Africa, approximately 77% of missing children are found. However, this means that at least 23% of these children remain missing. Children disappear for many reasons, including abduction, kidnapping, human trafficking, and sexual exploitation, while others are tragically murdered. Iri ṱhanu dzinwe na dzinwe nwana u a ngalangala kha ḽa Afrika Tshipembe. U ya nga ha tshiimiswa tshi sa shumeli malamba, Save Children South Afrika, phesenthe dza Fusumbe-sumbe (77), dza vhana vhane vha khou ngalangala vha khou fhedza vho wanala, ngeno vha phesenthe dza Fumbili- Raru (23), vha tshi fhedza vha songo wanala. Huna zwivhangi zwinzhi zwino itisa uri vhana ngalengale, vhanwe vha tou dziiwa nga khani, vhanwe vha tou rengisiwa, vhanwe vha fhedza vha dziphuli dza vhudzekani, ngeno vhaṅwe vha tshi fhedza vho wanala vha sa tsha tshila. Nga ri lavhelese.

As South Africa commemorates Youth Month - we remember the Soweto Uprising of 1976, when thousands of students took to the streets demanding the right to learn in the language of their choice. 50 years later, we ask: What has changed for the youth of 2026? Tonight we look at the commemorations, the challenges facing young people today as well as their future prospects.

Undocumented foreign nationals place a heavy burden on public resources and the country's economy. Vhabvannḓa vhane vha vha kha ḽino vhe sina thendelo vha fha muvhuso na ikonomi mutsiko ngeno vha sa badeli masheleni a muthelo.

Ḽavhuṱanu ḽo fhelaho, lushaka lwo ḓo vuwa nga mafhungo a u kwashiwa ha dzinnḓu dze dza vha dzo fhaṱiwa fhala Muleḓane. Vha masipala wa Thulamela vhari vhaṋe vha nnḓu idzo, vho fhaṱa kha mavu avho, vha sina thendelo. Ngeno vhathu vhenevho, vha tshi ri vhone zwitentsi izwo a vho ngo tou zwi tswa, vho tou renga.