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eNCA
7 hours ago
- Politics
- eNCA
Do you know how much more you're paying for power?
JOHANNESBURG - Residents of Thembisa have protested against electricity charges, obstructing roads with rocks and burning tyres. They say they cannot afford to pay more for electricity given the already steep cost of living. The mayor of Ekurhuleni responded by pausing a fixed surcharge. On the South African Morning soapbox, we are asking for your view of the electricity prices we are facing, and if you know how much more you are paying now.
eNCA
10-07-2025
- Politics
- eNCA
Do you still trust the police ?
CAPE TOWN - Police Minister Senzo Mchunu faces mounting pressure over the allegations levelled against him. KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has linked him to rogue elements, and political interference in police operations. Following these bombshell allegations, do you still trust the police? That's what we want to know on the South African Morning soapbox.
eNCA
07-07-2025
- Politics
- eNCA
Mkhwanazi accuses top brass of aiding cartels
JOHANNESBURG - KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is accusing politicians, the judiciary, and the NPA of assisting criminals. He's made serious claims against a deputy police commissioner and Minister Senzo Mchunu. This Monday on the South African Morning soapbox we want to know how Mkhwanazi's claims make you feel about policing and your safety.
eNCA
02-07-2025
- Automotive
- eNCA
What's your biggest financial worry?
JOHANNESBURG - The fuel price hike means motorists must dig deeper into their pockets. Both grades of petrol have increased by over 50 cents a litre, while diesel has gone up by almost a rand a litre. This is just one of the many price hikes slapped on consumers this year. We want to know the biggest financial worry. eNCA reporter Theodor Mashele is speaking to people on the South African Morning soapbox.
eNCA
19-06-2025
- Business
- eNCA
What do you think of these steep tariff increases?
JOHANNESBURG - The Joburg metro council has approved new tariffs for 2025/26, effective from the 1st of July. Finance MMC Margaret Arnolds says the rate hikes will help the city manage costs while safeguarding impoverished communities. On the South African Morning soapbox, we ask: what do you think of these steep tariff increases?. eNCA reporter Pule Letshwiti-Jones was out and about in the streets of Johannesburg, to get opinion on this.
