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0:00Yeah. It's all right. Peaking at 25 degrees tomorrow, Joe Bergen Polokwan in 24. Lots of messages coming through about the situation in Pretoria and Natasha telling us the in one south at an absolute standstill coming from stormful side. And then messages through from Paul about the situation that's happened. A truck went into the middle barrier and lost some bricks. And then there was another accident on the in one south that is both happening. Neil and Woodrode exit. Mess of massive delays. Please try and avoid Joe Manages. Boyhead lines proteate captain Aiden Markram, weary of the black caps in the Caucasus semifinal tomorrow. And no more waits for West Ham powerhouse. Adama Troyori. The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure development. Dean McPherson has called on the owners of the construction company of the collapse building in Ormondi, south of Joeburg to come forward and take accountability. Liv Shiko is there and farthest a few minutes ago.

1:02Minister McPherson says if the company owners of new other investments don't come forward, the city will be forced to demolish the structure. According to him, the incident has exposed how the country's built environment is regulated. I want to call on the company that constructed this building to come forward and to take accountability for what has gone on here. Or any member of the public knows where the owner of this company is, do you immediately contact the SFPS? Third workers who had trebbed beneath the concrete slabs have been rescued and admitted in hospital. Cliff Shiko, Jacaranda News Watch in Ormondi, Johannesburg. Another news, Lingani Bila, will continue serving as the acting executive director of the independent police investigative directorate, Betenine Chaucas-Eyepad, after his acting term was extended. Now it was approved by acting police Minister Froska Chalya, and it will remain in effect until the permanent replacement is appointed. That now following the departure of the former executive director

2:05is the ministerial spokesperson Kamochelo Mahotsi. This extension, which is also supported by the portfolio committee of police, is attended to ensure continued stability and effective leadership within the director. The process to fill the executive director position is currently underway. The Pretoria Magistrate's Court, meanwhile, postponed the case of six suspects in the murder of the 22-year-old e-hailing driver Isaac Sattler to June for further investigation. The group of six faces charges of premeditated murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances and all bail applications were abandoned. And then we head to Chaucas-Eyepad, President Cyril Ramaposa, since the newly unveiled statues of Nelson Mandela and our Chamber in Durban must inspire South Africans to become active citizens, not mere admirers of history. They retain great meaning for our present and retain the greatest meaning for the role

3:06that has been played by our people, for Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tumble, where leaders as our people were their own liberators. Then we move abroad. Indonesia says it's dependent on the Middle East for between 20 and 25% of its crude oil supplies. It's passing through the strait of hormones and since the war broke out between Iran and Israeli forces, they've had to make other plans. They'll now be importing crude oil from the United States who's also involved in this conflict. And finally, the BBC reports that India's Supreme Court cracked down on a junior judge who used artificial intelligence to rule on a sticky case. In Andra Pradesh, the judge made a ruling decision in a property dispute using fake judgements generated by artificial intelligence, the judge was pointed out by the defendants. That has other stories. Jack Rennie, if you've not come, click on News on Exploliten, is at 6.