[WATCH] Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala takes his seat before the SAPS ad hoc committee at Kgosi Mampuru Prison. The committee is probing allegations of corruption, infiltration and political interference in the criminal justice system. #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika

5K views · 85 reactions | It was on this day five years ago when Newzroom Afrika went live for the first time, bringing a breath of fresh air to South Africa’s news scene. The channel over the years set itself apart as the trusted independent source of news locally and abroad. Newzroom Afrika’s CEO Thabile Ngwato reflects on the milestone. Watch: tinyurl.com/5n7mv4kn | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala will deliver the Office of the Premier Budget Policy Speech at 13:00. Watch the live broadcast on Newzroom Afrika, 405. | Newzroom Afrika

Watch Newsfeed AM with Xoli Mngambi on Newzroom Afrika, channel 405 Monday - Thursday at 09:00. Tune in for news and informed views you can trust. | Newzroom Afrika

Tune into #DSTV channel 405 @Newzroom405 for the latest news and updates on the #EFFNPA2019 | Newzroom Afrika

[COMING UP] These are the stories to look forward to on today's edition of #AMReport405 with Michelle Craig. Tune into DSTV channel 405 from 6 AM - 9 AM to see how they unfold. | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook

The Electoral Commission of South Africa says 62 new political parties have been registered since last year’s general elections. As a result, the IEC is hosting a workshop for them, as well as for parties that are registered but currently hold no seats in any legislature. South Africa now has 508 registered political parties. IEC’s manager for electoral operations James Aphane explains further. Watch: tinyurl.com/tum9s9fj #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika

7.6K views · 181 reactions | [BREAKING NEWS] Police Minister Bheki Cele says 6424 people were killed in South Africa between April and June 2022. #CrimeStats Tune into #Newzroom405 for more details. | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook

2.6K views · 45 reactions | [BREAKING NEWS] eSwatini court rules that the Ndimande brothers, who are linked to the murders of AKA and Tibz, will face trial in South Africa. #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook