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Truck strike? Mkhwanazi in a cell this long weekend, and a new Springbok kit
In our top story this Sunday; mass anti-immigrant marches may’ve died down for now but freight industry groups are mulling a possible shutdown in the trucking sector over their long-standing issue of foreigners employed in the field. In other news; it’s his fourth arrest in a row and suspended deputy…
KZN Club Med rape case, school rugby racism, and 4 stories you may have missed
In your midweek news catch-up with Unread host Graeme Raubenheimer, we hear from the Ministry of International Relations that the SA high commissioner to India, Anil Sooklal, won’t be sanctioned, as yet, for getting his picture taken with former president Jacob Zuma and state capture co-accused Ajay Gupta in Haridwar…
46% of SA’s water is unsafe, recording rocks IDAC, and Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry is here!
With exactly 94 days to go until the municipal polls, News24’s video bulletin Unread hones in on the country’s underlying and often quiet crisis: water provision. This week, some senior government officials conceded that council corruption is undermining the supply of adequate water; 46% of our taps are now pumping out…
Next corruption buster? March and March oust Mchunu, and a retired cop’s veggie plot
Who will take up the fight against corruption now that advocate Andrea Johnson has thrown in the towel? And a simple veggie garden has been a three-decade-old source of hope for the people of Heidelberg – this is your ultimate midweek news catch-up with Unread host Graeme Raubenheimer. We also…
Johnson back in Madlanga hotseat, McKenzie’s R3m hockey pledge, and wildflower ‘superbloom’
From Advocate Andrea Johnson’s rough ride at the Madlanga Commission this week, to outrage over R31m for the government’s FIFA World Cup jamboree, with R3m going to cash-strapped SA Hockey for their global tournament trip, Unread is the only video bulletin you need to understand the week that was. In…
Johnson’s Khan dilemma, Matlala on trial, and Chidimma Adetshina’s passport woes
From advocate Andrea Johnson’s Feroz Khan dilemma at the Madlanga Commission to Cape Town’s new title as one of the world’s cheapest cities for beer and cigarettes, Unread is your ultimate midweek news bulletin, with your host, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer. We also wrap the triple attempted murder trial with…
Phala Phala pending, Koeberg contamination, and ‘Gus’ the R820m dinosaur
From persistent problems with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s jet, to a T-rex skeleton nicknamed “Gus” worth R820m, this Sunday, Unread host Graeme Raubenheimer has you covered on some of the week’s biggest stories. But first, the Western Cape High Court is expected to hand down judgment this coming week in Ramaphosa’s…
‘Cat’ Matlala keeps it in the bag, De Beers mine pauses, and Trump UFC plot foiled
Coming up in your midweek edition of News24’s premier video bulletin, Unread, the fraud, corruption and money laundering case brought against Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala is now going to trial, unless a new plea deal can be struck soon, while his Madlanga Commission testimony is put on ice for now. In…
Peet caught in a US lie? A challenge to Mnangagwa’s new rules? WC’s dodgy shrooms
This Sunday, the UNREAD team wraps up the news week with a smorgasbord of municipal service delivery stories, from the financially beleaguered city of Johannesburg to the mountain heaps of rubbish in Emfuleni Local Municipality in the Vaal. Plus, four past and present Ekurhuleni city officials appear in a Germiston…
Money plug pulled for 69 municipalities, traffic demerits, and ‘Loerbroer’ spy van returns
Coming up in your midweek edition of News24’s video bulletin Unread, Treasury has pulled the money plug on numerous problematic municipalities this July; traffic demerits are about to become a reality, so we explain the new AARTO traffic fine system as it’s phased in. Plus seven other stories you may’ve…
The Cat’s court conundrum; Zuma’s Gupta reunion; and Trump’s crypto fortune, told in 10mins
Much of the focus this week has been on the anti-illegal-immigration marches. So here are a few of the week’s stories you may’ve missed in 10 minutes or less, all exclusive to News24’s video bulletin: Unread. From a Pretoria court rejecting Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala’s guilty plea and sentencing deal, to…
Violence in Johannesburg, and a vow to march every Thursday, we wrap the June 30 anti-immigrant protests
From Johannesburg to Durban, we wrap News24's coverage of the June 30 anti-immigrant marches across Mzansi. #News24 For this story and more, visit News24: https://www.news24.com/multimedia/video
SA braces for anti-immigrant protests, Bafana’s LA showdown, and Steenhuisen breaks silence
South Africa is holding its breath with anti-migrant attitudes reaching a dangerous fever pitch, several hours before the mass 30 June xenophobic protests planned across Mzansi. Unread’s broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer is here to fill you in on what you’ve missed in this developing story thus far. Meanwhile, celebrations in the…
SAPS ready for 30 June, Starmer out, Burnham in? And more young SA voters enrolled
How is it already the middle of the week, and the year?! If this Thursday you feel out of the news loop, let Unread host and broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer draw you back in. He's hand-picked the most-read stories from the week so far. We start with the frictious war…
Steenhuisen’s demotion, taxi bosses’ alleged extortion, and Peet Viljoen smiles and waves
Blue Sunday because you don’t know what’s going on in your world? The host of Unread, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer, fills you in on the week that was. From the DA’s proposal to demote John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister in the national coalition, to Peet Viljoen’s gesturing to News24 in…
World Cup eve, xenophobia boils over, and Malema’s defamation case derailed
How is it already the middle of the week, and the year?! If, this Thursday, you feel out of the news loop, let Unread host, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer, draw you back in. He’s hand-picked the most-read stories from the week so far. We start with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent…
Mogotsi’s weekend in jail, Kruger killings breakthrough, and Sander’s coffee pledge
Blue Sunday because you don't know what's going on in your world? Unread's host, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer, has carte blanche to fill you in on the week that was. From so-called information peddler Brown Mogotsi's failed bid for bail in a bizarre case of allegedly staging his own assassination, to…
Gana chairs Phala Phala impeachment, more petrol pain, and a bulletproof BMW
Before you know it, it’s Thursday and you’ve missed half the week’s current affairs coverage. But fear not, Unread’s host, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer, has carefully curated a list of News24 stories from the week thus far to keep you firmly in the know. We begin in Parliament where Rise…
Cost of living crisis worsens, White House UFC bouts, and DA edges ANC in Emfuleni
We get it, the work week zooms past all of us. But don’t fret, Unread’s host, broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer, has carefully curated a list of 10 News24 stories from the week that you deserve to know a lot more about. Chief among them is the worsening cost of living…
Not all that glitters is eGoli, and Standard Bank’s IT headache
Don't let the news week pass you by. Wake up to News24's Unread with host Graeme Raubenheimer as he tells you the tale of the former City of Gold's demise. Raubenheimer also relays that philanthropist Rachel Kolisi has been in hospital for undisclosed surgery, a convicted murderer accused of beheading…