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Jacaranda FM Newswatch @ 17H00

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Jacaranda FM Newswatch @ 17H00

Jacaranda FM Newswatch (Latest Bulletins)

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Jacaranda FM Newswatch (Latest Bulletins)Jacaranda FM Newswatch @ 17H00. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00I'm picking on 23 tomorrow, Joe Boke, 20 Polo Guana 19. On the roads, there is some slow moving traffic as you head out of the Beclue Interchange on the M1 South towards the Ravonia Road exit and then also a little bit slow between four ways and Mali Bungue Drive. So, man, if your sport headline spurs, keep us up for 17 minute Champions League Nightmare on debut and Mammalody's sundown shows RB Leipzig in a pre-season friendly. South Africa's biggest low-cost airline, FlySafe Air, has announced that it will implement a temporary fuel surcharge to help it cope with sharply higher global trade fuel prices. It's resulting from the war in the Middle East, N.F. has more. She very spent hours denying that he knew about it. I apologize, that's definitely not N.F. I will have more on the story for you a bit later. But crude markets has been hit by volatility since the United States and Israel began striking

1:02in run at the end of last month. Effectively, shutting down the straight-off or moose, we understand that FlySafe Air spends about 50% of its income on fuel and operations thereof. So, we will keep you posted. You can also find the story on JackRan if you don't come. Click on news. In other news, the DA claims that the hunting hot CFO Lerato Madillo received a lucrative payout when she left government following the Tembisa Hospital Corruption scandal. She was the hunting hot CFO and it was allegedly her who ignored whistleblower Babita the Yorgaran's request for an investigation into suspicious contracts worth 850 million rent. The DA spokesperson for health, Jack Bloom, says the settlement was authorized by the department's accounting officer and that of the premier's office. Both the premier and the health emissary need to explain why they approved this disgraceful settlement agreement and why the department lied about Madillo's supposed resignation.

2:03Instead of being fired with our benefits, Madillo got a golden handshake. The department is yet to respond and the suspended head of the police organised crime unit Richard Shibery has come under scrutiny at the Madlonga Commission this afternoon for claiming that he was unaware of a police operation, the home of alleged crime kingpin fusing music at Matlala. The operation was carried out by the members of the political killing stars team in December of 2024. The commission heard that during that search and seizure operation, Matlala allegedly told offices that they could not get in touch with him. He had the head of organised crime on his side, Anastasimo Khruguerzmo. Shibery spent hours denying that he knew about the operation despite cell phone evidence showing he had been in contact with Sergeant Gossi, who acted as a link between him and Matlala. But Commissioner Sesebalo questioned that vision, saying it was hard to believe the two never discussed the operation involved with Matlala.

3:05It's simply unbelievable, I think you're not being truthful about it. Shibery later considered that he did in fact know about the operation but insisted he did not hear about it from Matlala, Anastasimo Khruguerzmo, for Jacaranda U.S. what in Pretoria. And we end off abroad in the U.S. President Donald Trump signaled that there could be a swift ending to the U.S. war on Iran. He says there's little left in the country for U.S. forces to attack. He's given repeated mixed messages before, though, about the timing and aim of the war, but on Monday he also said that the ending could come soon. Gossi is facing negative domestic polls and fears over the global economic disruption from the U.S.-Israeli operation against Iran. The days on the stories, Jacaranda if I'm not come, click on News, our next bulletin is at 6.

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