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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- South Africa has achieved its lowest-ever score on the Corruption Perceptions Index and it reveals that our governments is largely failing to stop corruption.
Guest: Melusi Ncala: Acting Lead Coordinator for Stakeholder Relations and Campaigns at Corruption Watch
4 min - The Gauteng Human Settlements and Infrastructure Development is calling for communities and the state to come together and eradicate hostels
Guest: Sthenjwa Ngcobo. Chief Director: Hostel Redevelopment, Gauteng Department of Human Settlements
5 min - There was a strong series of comments by president Cyril Ramaphosa in his closing address to the ANC NEC Lekgotla yesterday - he attacked opposition parties - and claimed that some parties were trying to be counter-revolutionary
Guest: Samkele Maseko: SABC Political Reporter
7 min - After the suspension of former president Zuma from the ANC, will he take any other members from the ANC?
Guest: Dr Snuki Ziklala – President: ANC veteran’s league
4 min - There were more protests about water issues in parts of Durban yesterday - with residents in the phoenix area blocking some roads - after huge water disruptions in places like Phoenix, Verulam and oThongathi.
Guest: Vassie Govender - Exco member for Voice Of Phoenix
4 min - Mediated Conversation: Why do we have qualified doctors but have to wait a long time to get a position in a hospital?
Guest: Dr Percy Mahlati: Deputy Director General for Hospital Services, National Health Department
Guest: Mvuyisi Mzukwa: Chair, South African Medical Association
Guest: Russell Rensburg: Director, Rural Health Advocacy Project
25 min - Water Management: Contrasting approaches in Australia and South Africa
Guest: Prof Anthony Turton, Centre for Environmental Management, University of the Free State.
5 min - Yesterday, the SA Human Right Commission and CRL Rights Commission released the July Unrest Reports which found that the violence was not linked to the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma
Guest: Jackie Cilliers: Head, African Futures and Innovation Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
8 min - Yesterday, the SA Human Right Commission and CRL Rights Commission released the July Unrest Reports, was poverty a factor that led to the violence?
Guest: Dr Trevor Ngwane - Director: Centre of Sociological Research and Practice at the University of Johannesburg
5 min - Yesterday, the SA Human Right Commission and CRL Rights Commission released the July Unrest Reports, how did it affect business?
Guest: Cas Coovadia: Managing Director, Business Unity South Africa
5 min
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