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01/08/2026

Gauteng community leaders were made fools today.

Regional Commissioner of Police called a stakeholders meeting at a time when communities are marching daily. The demands are clear: service delivery, the exit of illegal immigrants, and the shutdown of foreign-run spaza shops.

The meeting was supposed to have Police, Home Affairs, the department that issues spaza licenses, and DSBD at the table.

Instead?
Community leaders came. They left empty handed.
No answers. No political will. No confidence restored. Just wasted time.

Then the meeting was abruptly ended with no resolution.
When community members refused to let them walk out, they hid behind "this is a private meeting" and barred the media.

This is a burning issue costing peace and costing the economy every day they procrastinate.

I fear no office. I serve no party. I work for the people. This is Real Journalism.
Reporting: Kesia Qulu | Connect World TV Politics & Unions Sector News_
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28/07/2026

Urgent
Home Affairs Deadline Looms
You have just over 1 month left.

If your customary marriage was never registered, the special 2-year window closes 31 August 2026.

Miss it, and legalizing your union gets harder.
Inheritance, property rights, spousal benefits all on the line.

Don’t wait for the queues. Go now.

Watch the full details + what documents you need https://connectworldtv.online/home-affairs-and-boarder-control-sector-news/

21/07/2026

INVITED.
The Premier: Silent. Housing: Refused. ANC Gauteng: Missing.
SEAT 4: WILL REMAIN EMPTY ON CAMERA.
WHY WON'T YOU ANSWER THE PEOPLE?
If you have nothing to hide, take the seat. The people have questions.

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08/07/2026

THE RETURN OF: Tell Kesia The Journalist
Our hard-hitting investigative talk show is back with a massive upgrade, broadcasting live via our full OTT platform and YouTube channel. Moving forward, Tell Kesia The Journalist will air two shows every 14 days, relentlessly tackling critical topics like illegal immigration and ZEP Permits, local spaza economies, unemployment, ward councillor accountability, LGBTQI+ issues, and crypto investments.
We kick off the season with a live-streaming confrontation of the country’s most volatile property crisis:
RDP CRISIS: HOUSES OR HIJACKED? Where Have the Gov. Homes Gone? DATE: Thursday, 23 July 2026 TIME: 12:00 PM Midday SAST
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ON THE HOT SEAT: THE PANEL
We are bringing the community directly into the room with a live studio audience to confront decision-makers face-to-face: Gauteng Premier’s Office (Provincial accountability) Housing and Human Settlement Department, Unemployed People of South Africa Organization and Concerned Residents Forum (Protea South) represented by (Soweto activists).
Millions of South Africans are locked out of RDP homes while government properties are hijacked, illegally occupied, and wrongfully distributed. We are putting authorities on the spot to demand answers.
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24/06/2026

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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has delivered an official address to South Africans regarding the planned 30 June peaceful protest.

Also speaking on the matter were patriots Zandile Dabula and Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, known as Phakelumthakathi.

Dabula questioned why it is considered unusual for South Africans to want to clean up their country and its systems, stating that the Constitution was created for South Africans.

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21/06/2026

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17/06/2026

South Africans turned out in numbers in Thembisa for a march from Thembisa Plaza to Rabasotho Police Station.

Led by Nkosinathi Ndabandaba (Phakelumthakathi), Xolani Khumalo, Zandile Dubula, the Thembisa Community Forum, Chief Shabalala, Chief Maphumulo, and others, the march targeted rising crime in the area.

Thembisa is a hotspot for crime, Khumalo said. If the police are failing, let them tell us we will help.Watch https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQpXQhp9/

Kesia Qulu
Connect World TV -Politics and Unions Sector News.
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11/05/2026

The Kasi Business Network gathered youth from Orange Farm at LetSeng Mall for a business seminar focused on real economic opportunities.

Orange Farm faces major challenges: over 40% youth unemployment and many households living below the poverty line. To address this, representatives from the Gauteng Tourism Authority and Business Services Outsourcing presented practical pathways into tourism, outsourcing, and the formal economy, making it accessible to the community in partnership with Letsheng Mall.

This is business news that matters on the ground.

The Kasi Business Network gathered youth from Orange Farm at LetSeng Mall for a business seminar focused on real economic opportunities. Orange Farm faces m...

07/05/2026

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Lesufi Says Nothing After Receiving Memorandum

In a peaceful demonstration by March and March in Johannesburg, led by Jecinta Ngobese-Zuma, protesters marched to the Gauteng Legislature to hand over a memorandum of demands.
We spoke to Jecinta in an interview, and she said: It is sad and makes no sense that we must fight to be prioritized in our own country, and no matter what names I will be labelled, I will not stop.
Despite the outcry and statements made by protesters at the march, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi had nothing to say.
Question: What was the premier waiting for that he could not answer the protesters on that day? Could it be that he was waiting for a certain platform or media house to score political points ahead of the upcoming local elections? See less

South African citizens took to the streets to protest the influx and infiltration of foreign nationals and marched to the Gauteng Legislature to hand over a ...