Radio 2000 Mixes

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  • Ramaphosa: SA committed to the protection of human right
    Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa continues to be committed to the promotion and protection of human rights. He said South Africa condemns in the strongest terms the violation of human rights where-ever they occur and wants those responsible to be held accountable. He was replying to questions in the National Council of Provinces. He also lauded the new AIDS vaccine trial scheduled to start this month. Joseph Mosia reports...
    4 min
  • Transport department breaths a sigh of relief
    The Department of Transport is celebrating after the Constitutional Court got them off the hook for a 15-year-old contract. The Concourt yesterday (Wednesday 9 November) ruled that the traffic system known as eNatis, be transferred from a private provider to the Road Traffic Management Corporation. This comes after the contract with Tasima Limited was illegally extended in 2010. Senior Reporter Angela Bolowana reports.
    3 min
  • Americans reeling as Donald Trump wins US presidency
    Republican Donald Trump has shocked the world by beating Hillary Clinton to win the US presidency. The businessman has won a series of swing states that were predicted to be toss ups, making him the outright favourite to win the required 270 electoral voters required to claim the presidency. By early Wednesday, the US state Pennsylvania was one of the last chances Clinton had left for victory. We spoke to voter in the Pennsylvanian city of Philadelphia, Carl Gallagher...
    3 min
  • Parliament to debate yet another vote of no confidence against President Zuma
    The ANC Caucus in Parliament has asked to be given space to make its own decision on the motion of no-confidence against President Jacob Zuma. This is in response to ANC veteran, Mavuso Msimang, who has appealed for the ANC MPs to vote with the opposition on the motion. We spoke to Political Analyst and Head of Political Economy at Mapungubwe Institute For Strategic Reflection, Ralph Mathekga...
    6 min
  • Facebook data brought into question at the Panayiotou Trial
    Several witnesses were called to testify in the Port Elizabeth High Court in the murder and abduction trial of Christopher Panayiotou. Forensic evidence was given as well as details on the role of social media in the investigation. Panayiotou is thought to have master-minded the abduction and murder of his wife Jayde, in April last year. Veronica Fourie reports
    2 min
  • Domestic workers' minimum wage increased
    From December 1st, the minimum wage for domestic workers will be increased. The new rates for domestic workers in Area A, large metropolitan municipalities, will now be 12-rand-42-cents an hour while workers in Area B - all other municipalities - will be 11-rand-31-cents.The new wages will remain in force until the 30th of November 2017.We spoke to Mokgadi Pela, spokesperson for the Department of Labour...
    5 min

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