SABC launches LGE program Elections 360: We’ll cover every angle'' I Mzwandile Mbeje gives insight

In conversation with Ambassador Roelf Meyer

Fears are mounting over the possible increase of political killings in the run-up to this year's Local Government Elections. Political parties have again promised to abide by the IEC's Electoral Code of Conduct and ensure a peaceful, free and fair election. But the specter of political violence seems to hang over every election, with fierce competition for access to lucrative municipal resources, public tenders, and political influence.

SABC News speaks to DTIC Minister Parks Tau in New York at the United Nations General Assembly

UNGA: Minister Lamola in conversation with Jendayi Frazer on issues of Conflicts, Trade & BRICS

US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell speaks on SA's BEE policy, the VISA saga and 'Kill the Boer' song. He says the State Department will not release the names of South Africans who will be affected by visa restrictions. Speaking to the SABC Specialist correspondent Sophie Mokoena Ambassador Bozell touched of a range of issues such as South Africa’s BEE policy , the song “ Kill the Boer kill the Farmer and South Africa’s case against Israel.

The Thabo Mbeki Foundation CEO Max Boqwana says the relationship between South Africa and America is not improving. Boqwana was reacting to the recent announcement by the US state department that it will impose visa restrictions on some South Africans. The US Ambassador of US to South Africa, Brent Bozelle met with the Thabo Mbeki Foundation patron, former President Thabo Mbeki.

With the geo-political situation in a precarious position, SABC News UN Correspondent Sherwin Bryce-Pease has a conversation with UNSG Antonio Guterres as the curtain comes down on his term.

In conversation with media mogul Connie Ferguson

Ekurhuleni Killings: Gauteng Premier Lesufi says perpetrators have declared war on communities and the state.

Ekurhuleni killings highlight police response system failures_ Prof Mpho Matlala

Langa Mavuso is giving fans more music, more stories and a fresh chapter in his Therapy journey. His upcoming deluxe project expands on the original album with new tracks and collaborations, while keeping the honesty and vulnerability that connected with listeners. The first taste is "I Choose You", released on 8 September, ahead of the full deluxe album in October. To talk more we're joined in studio by the man himself Langa Mavuso.

The government is warning groups targeting undocumented foreign nationals, insisting that immigration enforcement remains the responsibility of law enforcement agencies and not private citizens.