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Matshidiso Lengwasa, SECTION 27

The Gauteng Health Department says it is busy rolling out a programme of refurbishment for all public hospitals. It was responding to a viral video of Tom London, a patient that was admitted at Helen Joseph Hospital. Tom London described the conditions as deplorable

Guest: Rich Sicina , President of Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union - HAITU

A big concern in SA regarding aspirant chartered accountants and their struggles to pass. A recent report states that only 14%, or 189, of the 1 333 candidates who sat for the first of two qualifying board exams to become a chartered accountant (CA) passed it. 

Guest: Khaya Sithole, Chartered accountant, academic and activist

GUEST: SAMANTHA FILBY, Research Officer at the Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products at the University of Cape Town

Control of Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Bill goes back to parliament for more deliberations

GUEST: SAMANTHA FILBY, Research Officer at the Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products at the University of Cape Town

GUEST: DR ZAMOKUHLE MBANJWA , Political analyst and academic

Placing Public Works projects under government and doing away with tenders

Guest: Thulani Ngwenya - President: POPCRU

Police force challenges

Guest: Yonela Diko

Politics - ANC & SACP tensions

Guest: BASIL MANUEL , Executive Director OF Naptosa (the National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa) 

The Western Cape Education Department issued a circular to principals, educators and school-based staff at public schools about post allocations for 2025. The provincial department said it faces a R3.8 billion budget shortfall over the next three years and consequently, 2,407 educator posts will be cut effective from January 2025.

GUEST: TEBOHO MARUPING, UIF Commissioner

THE STATE OF THE UIF - WHY ARE CLAIMS AND PAYOUTS NOT BEING PROCESSED TIMEOUSLY

Guest: Dr Sysman Motloung, Political scientist, North West University

The Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke revealed yesterday that only 34 of 257 municipalities achieved clean audits in 2022-23.