Mkhwanazi's fifth arrest in a row, and Nkandla's architect must pay back R147m
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Another week, another arrest warrant for corruption-accused, suspended deputy Ekurhuleni Metro Police Chief, Julius Mkhwanazi.And never mind Africa’s richest city, Johannesburg council meetings can’t run without diesel, evident in this week’s final sitting heavily delayed by a thirsty generator. Plus five other stories you need to know in the week that was; the Western Cape government is bracing for a hotter-than-normal veldfire season, and China chastises the crime situation in a country smaller than Gauteng, Eswatini, perhaps just because of its historical ties to rival Taiwan. Finally, one of the SA Navy’s trio of subs, the SAS Manthatisi, is back in the water. You’re tuned in to News24’s Unread this Sunday with broadcast journalist, Graeme Raubenheimer. Expect fresh shows twice a week. This show has been carefully produced, presented and edited by Raubenheimer, News24 visual director Wynand Louw, and video journalists Luke Daniel, Storm Simpson and Chelsea Ogilvie. This show is then quality-checked by an editor and/or senior member of News24. #news24video #news24 For this story and more, visit News24: https://www.news24.com/multimedia/video
Chapters
- 00:00 - Intro
- 00:22 - Mkhwanazi arrested for the fifth time
- 02:15 - Godongwana's VAT power in the ConCourt
- 03:53 - Nkandla architect ordered to pay back R147m
- 05:35 - Joburg council meeting runs out of diesel
- 07:00 - Western Cape braces for El Niño fire season
- 08:25 - China urges citizens to evacuate Eswatini
- 09:50 - SA Navy submarine back at sea
- 10:35 - Daveyton Muti Murders podcast trailer
- 11:15 - Outro
