Radio 2000 Mixes

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  • Another ANC ward candidate gunned down in KwaZulu-Natal
    Another ANC ward candidate has been shot dead, this time at Harding in southern KwaZulu-Natal. Bongani Skhosana was transporting scholars in his mini bus when unknown gunmen opened fire, killing him in full view of the children. Skhosana is the fifth ANC candidate to be killed during the election period. Meanwhile, the party's offices at Richmond in the midlands have been set on fire by unknown people. Vusi Makhosini reports....
    4 min
  • Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian markets
    Market Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at Asian shares slipping as the decline in crude oil curbed the enthusiasm on Wall Street, Oil prices falling on concerns of oversupply despite cuts in Shale production and three U.S states planning lawsuits over Volkswagen diesel pollution even after they announced settlements in June....
    6 min
  • SANEF condemns decision by SABC to dismiss journalists
    Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Chairperson of Media Freedom Sub Commitee at South Africa's National Editor's Forum, Sam Mkhokheli who journalists should challenge decisions that are made by the corporations. Mkhokheli was responding to the public broadcasters decision to dismiss four of the eight journalists who have taken the corporation to court.
    3 min
  • Another ANC ward candidate has been shot dead at Harding in southern KZN
    Another ANC ward candidate has been shot dead, this time at Harding in southern KwaZulu-Natal. Bongani Skhosana was transporting scholars in his mini bus when unknown gunmen opened fire, killing him in full view of the children. Skhosana is the fifth ANC candidate to be killed during the election period. Meanwhile, the party's offices at Richmond in the midlands have been set on fire by unknown people. Vusi Makhosini reports
    4 min
  • TAC: 'New infections still major concern'
    Hopes of an imminent cure for HIV/Aids are diminishing following statements by leading researchers at the International Aids Conference in Durban. Some scientists at the conference say there has been progress regarding treatment and if used properly it can dramatically increase life expectancy. We caught up with general secretary of the Treatment Action Campaign, Anele Yawa for more deails
    8 min
  • SAHRC concerned about Government's commitment to human rights
    South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has expressed concern about what it says is government's waning commitment to international law and human rights. The organisation has written a letter to International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, cautioning against reported plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court and questioning voting decisions at the United Nations. For more on this we are joined on the line by South African Human Rights Commission chairman Advocate Lawrence Mushwana
    5 min
  • ConCourt to rule on first ever affirmative action case lodged
    The Constitutional Court will this morning hand down its much-anticipated decision in an affirmative action case lodged, for the first time ever, by a previously disadvantaged group. A group of coloured employees say they were unfairly overlooked for promotion within the Western Cape Department of Correctional Services because of the colour of their skin. The case concerns the Department's Employment Equity Policy and the fact that it does not take into account regional demographics. Senior constitutional court reporter Candice Nolan reports
    5 min
  • AU to decide on hether to expand UN peacekeeping mandate in South Sudan
    African Union Heads of State will decide this week whether to expand the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in South Sudan. Rwanda's Foreign Affairs Minister Louise Mushikiwabo says the latest fighting in South Sudan - the world's newest nation - will be given priority when African Presidents meet in Kigali. The mandate of United Nations Mission for South Sudan will expire at the end of this month, but there are proposals for an extension until the end of August and also the expansion of the troops' mandate to include combat. Recent clashes in the capital Juba left more than 270 people dead. Sarah Kimani reports from Kigali
    3 min

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