The Daveyton Muti Murders Finale: ‘That’s how cruel people are’
Three episodes. Three Sundays. The finale, part three, is now airing. The Daveyton Muti Murders – a special News24 narrative podcast investigation by broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer.
The Daveyton Muti Murders Part 2
Three episodes. Three Sundays. The finale, part three, is airing now. The Daveyton Muti Murders – a special News24 narrative podcast investigation by broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer.
The Daveyton Muti Murders Part 1
Three episodes. Three Sundays. Starting 23 August. The Daveyton Muti Murders – a special News24 narrative podcast investigation by broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer.
REAL POLITIKI | ‘I want to protect my country’: ActionSA’s Xolani Khumalo on crime and politics
ActionSA’s Ekurhuleni mayoral candidate, Xolani Khumalo, has become one of South Africa’s most polarising public figures. This week on he outlines his vision for tackling crime, restoring accountability, and fixing Ekurhuleni should he be elected.
REAL POLITIKI | Jack Bloom talks rats, water and sanitation, and blue lights
After 32 years in the Gauteng Legislature, Jack Bloom is preparing for a new role as Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation.
REAL POLITIKI | Who’s to blame for SA’s immigration issues?
As South Africa grapples with rising tensions around immigration, we explore the factors driving the crisis, the human impact on migrants, and the government’s response.
REAL POLITIKI | Class of 2025: The young leaders shaping SA’s political future speak out
Youth unemployment. Crumbling municipalities. A generation turning its back on the ballot box. These are just some of the battles facing South Africa’s young politicians. On the 50th anniversary of June 16, politics reporter Siyamtanda Capa gets candid answers from rising leaders in the DA, ANC, EFF and MK Party.
WATCH | 50 years later, a Soweto uprising veteran reflects on freedom
Queen Maliwa was 13 when the events of 16 June 1976 changed her life forever. A Grade 6 pupil at the time, she fled into exile in Botswana just eight months later, returning only in 1990. She reflects on exile, homecoming and South Africa’s unfinished journey.
REAL POLITIKI | How Sisisi Tolashe sunk her political career
The ANC Women’s League has asked its embattled president and former minister of social development, Sisisi Tolashe, to take leave of absence while disciplinary proceedings against her continue.
REAL POLITIKI | Inside the MK Party’s leadership crisis
The MK Party, launched in December 2023 and led by former president Jacob Zuma, made a dramatic debut in the 2024 national elections with 14.22% of the vote, but has since been plagued by significant internal turmoil, including seven secretaries-general and the removal of nearly 20 MPs.