First Take SA

First Take SA

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First Take SA episodes

  • Motshegka's should account for pit falls
    The Head of the Equal education in the Eastern Cape, Amanda Rinquest says the incident of a five-year-old Grade R learner, falling in a pit latrine at Luna primary school in Bizana in the Eastern Cape, is not the first case. Rinquest says the Basic Education Department has yet to account for Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet at school in 2014. She says we need to fight to prevent an incident like Michael's from reoccurring...
    6 min
  • 2% economic growth not enough for SA - Economist
    Chief economist at the Efficient Group Dawie Roodt says South Africa really needs to grow its economy. Speaking to us earlier on, Roodt says the country's economy could grow beyond 2% this year, if the government takes the right policy decisions....
    5 min
  • AMCU to embark on nationwide strike
    The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) will embark on nationwide industrial action against massive job losses in the mining industry and other socio-economic issues. This will include a series of protest marches in Pretoria, Polokwane, Durban and Welkom, on the twentieth of March. The action will see more than 100-thousand AMCU members down tools at various mines across the country. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to AMCU President, Joseph Mathunjwa...
    7 min
  • Arts and Culture with Mark Graham Wilson
    On our arts and culture slot this week, we're joined by Director at Market Theater, Mark Graham Wilson who directs a play The Year of Magical Thinking by American writer Joan Didion . The play is based on Didion's memoir of the year following her husband, John Gregory Dunne's, death. The unexpected event ended a partnership of 40 years in a second, just days after their only child, Quintana had fallen dangerously ill and slipped into a coma. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the Director of the play, Mark Graham Wilson
    5 min
  • Former ANN7 editor reveals Zuma’s role in creation of Gupta TV
    A former editor at ANN7 has revealed that former president Jacob Zuma was directly involved in the creation and editorial policy of the controversial Gupta-linked news channel. In his book titled Indentured - Behind the Scenes at Gupta TV, Journalist Rajesh Sundaram says that Zuma shaped the policies at ANN7, suggested the name of the channel - ANN7 and even went so far as interefering in HR processes by suggesting names of people he wanted on board. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the author of the book Rajesh Sundaram..
    10 min

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