ARTS: Today is the last day of the two day Film Indaba hosted by the KZN Film Commission in Durban. We now find out more about the outcomes of the gathering.

Nise Malange, Chairperson of the KZN Film Commission

INTERVIEW: The Public service commission today released a report on the performance of public service departments covering the period from 01 October to 31 December 2022. We now speak to Commissioner Anele Gxoyiya

INTERVIEW: Section 27 together with the Centre for
Child Law have launched The Michael Komape
Sanitation Progress Monitor to track progress made
by the Limpopo Education Department to eliminate
unsafe and undignified toilets in Limpopo schools.
The tool is named after the five-year-old learner,
Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet at his
school in Limpopo in 2014. The most recent case is
that of Langalam Viki, the four-year-old learner

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whose lifeless body was discovered in a pit toilet in a
public school in the Eastern Cape on 7 March 2023.
We now speak to Pearl Nicodemus, Senior
Communications Officer at Section 27.

The Legal Resources Centre is
challenging the birth and deaths registration act.
This comes after they’ve been inundated with
requests from parents who have tried to register
their children without success. The LRC launched an
application in the Cape Town High Court on behalf
of 17 parents who have been denied birth certificates
for their children. We now speak to Muyenga
Mugerwa-Sekawabe who is a candidate attorney at
the Legal Resources Centre.

INTERVIEW: The 5 th edition of the Constitution Hill
Human Rights Festival takes place this weekend. Pre
events for the festival include a virtual live stream
dialogue happening this evening. We now find out

more from Dawn Robertson, Constitutional Hill CEO.

INTERVIEW: The Human Sciences Research Council

hosted a dialogue on race and racism last week
Thursday. We now find out about the outcomes of this
dialogue from Dr Gregory Houston who is the Chief
Research Specialist at the Human Sciences Research
Council.

 Nature Vybz Radio 2000

INTERVIEW: British citizen Richard Marsden who is the
alleged kingpin in the theft of at least R31.5 million
through the so called R99 debit order scam failed in his
attempt to leave SA when his application to have his
bail conditions eased was dismissed. We now speak to
a journalist following this story, Khaya Koko.