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  • SADC leaders instruct DRC to publicise electoral calendar ahead of election
    SADC leaders have instructed the Electoral Commission in the DRC to publicise the revised electoral calendar that will take the country to the much anticipated elections. This is part of the resolutions of the 37th session of the SADC Summit which ended in Pretoria on Sunday. The two day meeting also approved the appointment of a former head of state as the special envoy to the trouble-torn southern African country. And as the SADC Chair, President Jacob Zuma will have to oversee the realisation of this resolution with a possibility of elections taking place next year. Our Presidential Correspondent Ntebo Mokobo has more.
    4 min
  • Political parties condemn Grace Mugabe diplomatic immunity
    Some political parties in Parliament have condemned the government's decision of granting diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe to answer charges of assault. The Department of International Relations (Dirco) at the weekend issued a statement confirming that Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane had indeed given Mugabe diplomatic immunity for the alleged assault of Gabriella Engels 2 weeks ago . Lulama Matya reports
    3 min
  • 19 people killed, 11 injured in KZN taxi crush
    Nineteen people have been killed and eleven others sustained serious injuries when their taxi crashed off the bridge at KwaXimba at Camperdown between Durban and Pirtermaritzburg. It is believed that the taxi was carrying 26 church members who were attending an unveiling ceremony of a tombstone of another church member in the area. Fanele Mhlongo and Nhlanhla Nxele report.
    4 min
  • Afriforum to continue defending #GraceMugabe assault victim Gabrielle Engels
    Some political parties in Parliament have condemned the government's decision of granting diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe to answer charges of assault. The Department of International Relations (Dirco) yesterday issued a statement confirming that Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane had indeed given Mugabe diplomatic immunity for the alleged assault of Gabriella Engels 2 weeks ago .
    4 min
  • Zimbabwean correspondent Ephert Musekiwa on #GraceMugabe's return home.
    Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe has faced a barrage of criticism after returning home from South Africa, where she is accused on assault. Mugabe left the country in the early hours of yesterday morning alongside President Robert Mugabe. Mugabe allegedly attacked Gabriella Engels at a hotel in Sandton.Mugabe has been given a diplomatic immunity by the South African government.
    4 min
  • Political & Policy specialist, Theo Venter unpacks Diplomatic immunity.
    The IFP says it wants the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Maite Nkoane-Mashabane to be summoned to Parliament to explain the reasons for granting Zimbabzwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe diplomatic immunity. A number of political parties in Parliament have condemned Nkoane-Mashabe's decision of granting Grace diplomatic immunity. Mugabe is accused of assaulting model Gabriella Engels in a hotel in Sandton, north of Johannesburg. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to political analyst from the North West University, Theo Venter
    4 min
  • [ECON] A look at 37th SADC summit and Brics bank with Nerina Visser
    We look at the 37th SADC summit took place in Pretoria over the weekend, but was arguably overshadowed by the focus on Grace Mugabe's diplomatic immunity and the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, the BRICS bank is expected to focus more on infrastructure finance, yet its promised loan to Eskom has now been put on ice, we look at the reasons behind this with market commentator, Nerina Visser.

    " Coming back to the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, it is still unsure if this was related to the diplomatic spat or not, but what we do know is that both these airlines are currently experiencing financial difficulties. State airlines are not something that will be funded by the BRICS bank, so where to next for SAA?
    9 min
  • Veteran journalist & SABC radio news assignment Editor Zola Ntutu dies
    Veteran journalist, photographer and SABC's Radio News Johannesburg Assignment Editor, Zola Ntutu has died. Ntutu was found dead at his apartment in Kennilworth south of Johannesburg. He had been ill for some time. He joined the SABC in the early nineties as a reporter. Ntutu also covered the truth and Reconciliation Commission. His brother Eric Ntutu says the family is still shocked..
    4 min

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