UN launches emergency appeal

In the second episode of our podcast series ‘In First Person’, crime survivor Nonhlanhla Khubeka opens up to host Bomkazi Malobola about her trauma. She recounts the events that led to the hijacking, and a nightmare that her life became.

Wesley Diphoko, Editor-In-Chief of the Fast Company (SA) magazine, says although the use of technology is important in helping reduce the number of infections, there are serval challenges that needs to be taken into consideration when using technology.

Theatre Benevolent Fund's Gert van Niekerk explains how the Food Assistance Fund distributes vouchers to needy artists.

The World Health Organisation applauded South Africa's efforts to curb the number of coronavirus infections in the country at their daily briefing in Geneva, Switzerland.

The Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association- FITA says it plans to take legal action and serve government with papers after it failed to respond to its demands to have the ban on the sale of cigarettes lifted.

Unions at South African Airways (SAA) have agreed to some level of job cuts in order to reposition the cash-strapped airline as the fallout from coronavirus worsens the economic situation for the carrier.

Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).

Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).

SABC News is introducing the first episode of the podcast series, In First Person, where South Africans give their first-hand accounts of their experiences with trauma and the often challenging journey to survival.