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eNews Channel Africa currently broadcasts live on DStv 403 in South Africa. The channel made history when it launched on June 1st, 2008, becoming South Africa's first 24-hour news service. Since then, it's dominated the market. Live reports, breaking news, sport, weather, entertainment, financial and business updates all form part of its offering, along with a host of topical current affairs shows

. eNCA has bureaus across South Africa and also has correspondents covering Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Tanzania, the US and Europe. Between 2008 and 2012 eNCA was known as the eNews Channel, but was rebranded to eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) as the service increased its global reach and prepared to go online with eNCA.com.

Eastern Cape police have confirmed that four people are still missing after suspected drownings during the festive seaso...
09/01/2026

Eastern Cape police have confirmed that four people are still missing after suspected drownings during the festive season. But, one family is questioning the disappearance of their relative.

Mihle Mbayo, who went missing on Christmas Day, was allegedly swept away by a rip current while swimming near East London. But his brothers suspect something more sinister is at play.

09/01/2026

[BREAKING NEWS] American activist and writer, Leo Brent Bozell III has been sworn in as the United States Ambassador-designate to South Africa. Tune in to , channel .

09/01/2026

[HEADLINES] Fire destroys Dunoon informal settlement | Mossel Bay residents count the costs of fire damage | Umalusi approve 2025 matric results. eNCA's Jenna-Leigh Bilong brings you the latest stories making headlines on . Tune in to , channel .

09/01/2026

The National Consumer Commission is urgently recalling a batch of NAN Special Pro 800g baby formula. There are traces of a harmful toxin in them, which may cause stomach illnesses. Parents and caregivers are urged to check tins and return affected products for a full refund. Tune in to , channel .

[BREAKING NEWS] Strong winds are fanning three massive fires in the Western Cape. On Friday, blazes broke out in Stanfor...
09/01/2026

[BREAKING NEWS] Strong winds are fanning three massive fires in the Western Cape. On Friday, blazes broke out in Stanford on the West Coast and the Du Noon informal settlement near Stellenbosch. Officials have sent an evacuation notice to Stanford residents, while officials closer to Du Noon have noted that it has become too dangerous for teams to assist.

Strong winds are fanning the moving fire in Du Noon informal settlement in the Western Cape.

The Ndimande brothers will return to court on 4 March for the AKA and Tibz murder case. They requested a move from eBong...
09/01/2026

The Ndimande brothers will return to court on 4 March for the AKA and Tibz murder case. They requested a move from eBongweni Supermax prison in Kokstad to Westville Correctional Centre.

Friday 09 January 2026 - 12:55pm DURBAN - The Ndimande brothers will return to court on 4 March for the AKA and Tibz murder case.Siyabonga and Malusi Ndimande appeared briefly before the Durban magistrate's court on Friday.They requested a move from eBongweni Supermax prison in Kokstad to Westville....

09/01/2026

[HEADLINES] Garden route fire rages for fifth day | 'Exam leak did not compromise matric results' | NFP admits party politics led to conflict. eNCA's Gareth Edwards brings you the latest stories making headlines on . Tune in to , channel .

A Komati River fisherman has finally been rescued. He had been refusing to leave the dangerous hippo and crocodile-infes...
09/01/2026

A Komati River fisherman has finally been rescued. He had been refusing to leave the dangerous hippo and crocodile-infested waters.

A Komati River fisherman has finally been rescued after he had been refusing to leave the dangerous hippo and crocodile-infested waters.

Police descended on the streets of Thembisa, setting up roadblocks, searching vehicles and raiding illegal liquor outlet...
09/01/2026

Police descended on the streets of Thembisa, setting up roadblocks, searching vehicles and raiding illegal liquor outlets.

Blue lights flashing, boots on the ground, and traffic brought to a standstill in Thembisa.

A suspected phone snatcher is making his first appearance in Pretoria's Hatfield magistrate's court. The Zimbabwean nati...
09/01/2026

A suspected phone snatcher is making his first appearance in Pretoria's Hatfield magistrate's court. The Zimbabwean national was arrested after a video showed him grabbing a woman's phone at a restaurant.

A suspected phone snatcher is making his first appearance in Pretoria's Hatfield magistrate's court.

Umalusi has confirmed that despite the smooth running of the national examination process, some Matriculants became vict...
09/01/2026

Umalusi has confirmed that despite the smooth running of the national examination process, some Matriculants became victims of social ills, including r**e and robbery, during the exam period.

Umalusi has confirmed that despite the smooth running of the national examination process, some candidates became victims of social ills, including r**e and robbery, during the exam period.

09/01/2026

[LIVE NOW🔴] The Umalusi Council has announced that it will withhold the results of candidates implicated in alleged irregularities in the 2025 matric examinations. Tune in to , channel .

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eNews Channel Africa currently broadcasts live on DStv 403 in South Africa. The channel made history when it launched on June 1st, 2008, becoming South Africa's first 24-hour news service. Since then, it's dominated the market. Live reports, breaking news, sport, weather, entertainment, financial and business updates all form part of its offering, along with a host of topical current affairs shows. eNCA has bureaus across South Africa and also has correspondents covering Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Tanzania, the US and Europe. Between 2008 and 2012 eNCA was known as the eNews Channel, but was rebranded to eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) as the service increased its global reach and prepared to go online with eNCA.com.