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Breakfast with Nala - Fresh Morning / Breakfast Show

This morning we were joined in the studio by the Queen of Gqom, Busiswa her latest offering is titled Summer Life, A 10 track album

This morning we were joined in the studio by the Queen of Gqom, Busiswa her latest offering is titled Summer Life, A 10 track album

In This Episode Bussai Talks to Ema Lusenga, she is a Founder of Church Higher Home for People with Disability

TALKING POINTS:
*** President Ramaphosa’s SONA commitment to look into the development of a hydrogen economy is of great significance.
*** Transnet’s latest plans to rail manganese to the ports is an important boost for South Africa’s export potential.
*** South Africa should follow Australia’s example of allowing mining companies to generate their own solar power.

Economists say President Cyril Ramaphosa should be judged by how well he coordinate and implement plans announced in his state of the nation address. President Ramaphosa's SONA speech emphasised the need for economic growth and job creation, good governance and the importance to address Eskom's crisis. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to ensure the speed up of the release of the 230 billion-rand of support for the ailing power utility Eskom. Will throwing money at Eskom, solve the utililty crisis and the country's energy problems. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to energy analyst and managing director at EE Publishers Chris Yelland...

Health workers union, the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (DENOSA) has raised concerns about overcrowing at hospitals in Gauteng. The Union has called on it's members not to care for more than the number of patients that they can manage, as this could lead to litigation. Tembisa and Kopanong hospitals have since admitted that their facilities are overcrowded due to the increasing demand for healthcare services. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Chairperson of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (DENOSA), Simpiwe Gada and Gauteng Health Department HOD, Professor Mkhululi Lukhele

The High Court in Pretoria has dismissed former President, Jacob Zuma's request to appeal against the finding that he was not entitiled to state funding. The high court has now instructed the state attorney to take steps and recover the money. The Democratic Alliance says that they have always felt that Zuma 'Should be held liable to pay his legal fees', and they feel that justice has been served. Krivani Pillay spoke to James Selfe, Da's federal executive chairperson

Police say they're working around the clock to find the person or people behind the murders of homeless people in Pretoria. The body of the fifth homeless person was discovered at a bus terminal not far from the UNISA campus in Muckleneuk *yesterday. Criminologist and former head of the police's psychological investigating unit, Gerard Labuschagne, says because of the intimate nature of the crimes it is possible the killer knows the victims. He added that the police will make a big mistake if they don't investigate the deaths as a serial killer. Krivani Pillay spoke Gerald Labuschangne, Criminologist and former head of the police's psychological investigating unit...

Security is tight in and around the Parliamentary Precinct ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation Address this evening. Ramaphosa will deliver his second state of the Nation Address this year. The Presiding Officers of Parliament Thandi Modise and Amos Masondo say they are ready for the official opening of Parliament *this evening. Modise who is the Speaker of the National Assembly says she believes that this evening's proceeding will go well. Krivani Pillay spoke to Cas Coovadia, President of the Business Unity South Africa