[ON AIR] You are watching the Wednesday edition of #NewsAtPrime with Xoli Mngambi and Vaylen Kirtley on sports.

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[ON AIR] You are watching the Tuesday edition of #NewsAtPrime with Xoli Mngambi and Vaylen Kirtley on sports.

These are your leading stories at this hour.

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MK party's Nhlamulo Ndhlela says former party member Lennox Ntsodo
should have been arrested when he deposed an affidavit alleging the
party illegally used people's details to register for the elections.
Ndhlela says they will lay charges against him.

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The IEC is calling for SAPS to undertake investigations into allegations that uMkhonto we Sizwe party submitted fraudulent signatures during the candidate nomination process. IEC CEO Sy Mamabolo says the claims must be tested in court.

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[WATCH] 'Our apartheid government was equally corrupt...' - Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage in conversation with Xoli Mngambi.

[WATCH] 'Corruption under Nelson Mandela and president Thabo Mbeki was minimal and under president Jacob Zuma it was rampant.' - Former public protector Adv. Thuli Madonsela will be in conversation with Xoli Mngambi. #Newzroom405

[ON AIR] Xoli Mngambi in conversation with former Public Protector, Advocate Thuli Madonsela, and OUTA CEO, Wayne Duvenage on South Africa's battle against corruption.

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IEC Commissioner Judge Dhaya Pillay reassures Xoli Mngambi that there's no potential external interference from outside agencies that could compromise the South African elections or their outcomes.

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Basic Education Department's James Ndlebe says he's struggling to understand what those in opposition of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill are objecting about as a lot of what's being opposed is not in the Bill. Ndlebe explains.

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[WATCH] Defence Minister Thandi Modise is currently considering a request by her predecessor Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula for legal representation in her corruption case. The DA is threatening legal action should taxpayers cough up for legal bills. Juniour Khumalo has more.

The fate of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill, known as BELA, is in the hands of the NCOP. Some say it will infringe on the language rights and religious freedoms. Wits University's Prof. Mary Metcalfe says outrage against the Bill is manufactured.

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[ON AIR] You are watching the Wednesday edition of #NewsAtPrime with Xoli Mngambi and Vaylen Kirtley on sports.

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[WATCH] Botswana Foreign Affairs Minister, Dr Lemogang Kwape, says his country was approached by Britain to be one of the countries to deport illegal migrants. Kwape says Gaborone is in no position to accept more migrants.

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[WATCH] Electricity Minister, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, says it's a 'coincidence' that Eskom is performing efficiently and avoiding #Loadshedding ahead of the elections. He tells Xoli Mngambi that the proposition that this is an election ploy is illogical. #Newzroom405

JUST IN: It’s sheer “coincidence” that the #Eskom plant performance has allowed for a load shedding reprieve within weeks of a general election, that’s according to electricity minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.

[ON AIR] You are watching the Tuesday edition of #NewsAtPrime with Xoli Mngambi and Vaylen Kirtley on sports.

These are your leading stories at this hour.

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[COMING UP] Electricity Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa will be in conversation with Xoli Mngambi on #NewsAtPrime at 18h10.

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DA spokesperson Solly Malatsi has dismissed accusations by MK party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela that the party is behind the vandalism and theft of its election posters. Malatsi says, as a law-abiding party, they know it's illegal to do so.

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The dispute over routes between the Nancefield Dube-West and Witwatersrand taxi associations continues. WATA spokesperson Hamilton Miya says the disputes were created by government officials who gave Nanduwe a route already belonging to them.

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[WATCH] WATA spokesperson Hamilton Miya accuses Gauteng Transport MEC for having not tried to resolve their route dispute with Nanduwe. Miya tells Xoli Mngambi that the MEC admits there are people within the department who are creating the problem. #Newzroom405