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  • Mixed reaction to government handing over houses in Marikana
    There has been mixed reaction to government handing over houses in the mining township of Marikana in the North West. While recipients were elated, others have cried foul. President Jacob Zuma announced the Presidential Housing Project after the 2012 shooting that left 34 mine workers dead. Tension was further heightened in the township when residents heard President Zuma will no longer be handing over the houses. Presidential correspondent Ntebo Mokobo reports
    4 min
  • Unpacking the Eurozone inflation data
    Analyst at 27four investments Nadir Thoken speaks to Sakina kamwendo about the latest Eurozone inflation data. The impact of higher interest rates in the U.S. on equities and China's intervention in the stock market to restore some calm.
    8 min
  • Poor Europe results impacts Asian markets negatively
    Asian markets are trading lower at this hour, although mainland China's bourses are higher after state media reported a ban on share sales by major shareholders will remain in place until new rules are announced to manage the sale of shares. The ban on share sales by major shareholders was put in place six months ago when the Shanghai Composite sold off around 30 percent in a short period of time. For more markets analyst Clive Ramathibela spoke to Sakina Kamwendo...
    5 min
  • ANC calls for zero tolerance against racism.
    The ANC has called for laws to criminalize racism. The governing party today (Tuesday 5 December) laid charges of crimen injuria against several South Africans for racist comments posted on social media. They include economist Chris Hart, Justin van Vuuren, DA member of parliament Mike Waters and Penny Sparrow. The ANC says using influential platforms such as social media to spread racism has the potential to move the country back into the apartheid era. Senior political journalist Amos Phago reports.
    4 min
  • Economist warns downgrade of Eskom will Impact economic growth.
    Most analysts and economists have warned that the downgrade of Eskom by ratings agencies will hamper growth and will hit consumers hard. This could also mean that electricity prices will go up next quarter as Eskom is due to review its annual tariff increases. Eskom was downgraded by all major ratings agencies last year. But government has warned that it will be tough on state-owned enterprises - especially with regard to corporate governance. Morafe Tabane reports....
    3 min
  • ANC expects huge number of people to attend 104 anniversary in Rustenburg.
    The platinum capital of the Bafokeng Kingdom - Phokeng village near Rustenburg in the North West Province is gearing up to host the ANC's 104th anniversary. Thousands of ANC supporters are expected to flock to Rustenburg on Saturday to listen in as President Jacob Zuma delivers the party's January 8 statement at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium. Members of the ANC National Executive have arrived in the area and begun to engage communities as a build to the weekend's festivities. Sentleeng Lehihi reports…
    3 min
  • EFF says, most of the pupils that failed in Limpopo,EC and KZN are black.
    Opposition parties in the national parliament in Cape Town have lamented the poor performance in matric pass rates in the three former homelands provinces of KwaZulu-Natala, Limpopo and the Eastern Cape. Even the majority party in parliament, the ANC has acknowledged the unfortunate decline as compared to well resourced provinces such Western Cape and Gauteng in particular. Our Senior Reporter in Parliament Abongwe Kobokana has filed this report.
    4 min
  • Latest economic up-date with Nadir Thokan.
    The JSE closed lower, except for the gold mining index, which rose by 6-point-4 percent on the back of a firmer gold price. The JSE's decline came amidst renewed concerns over China's economic slowdown as well as escalating tensions in the Middle East.
    Nadir Thokan, analyst at 27four investment speaks to Sakina Kamwendo
    10 min
  • US pushing ahead with suspending South Africa from AGOA.
    Several political parties in parliament say they are worried about the stalemate in the negotiations between South Africa and the US, over the African Growth and Opportunity Act, known as AGOA. Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says government has made some significant progress on the negotiations despite the failure to meet the deadlines. Some political parties are hopeful that a win-win solution will be achieved soon, while others are critical of what they see as South Africa's poor negotiating skills. Our Reporter in Parliament Abongwe Kobokana compiled this report.
    3 min

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