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- The organisation open secrets says that it now has evidence of a squad of soldiers in the SANDF who have been involved in capturing people or kidnapping people - and in at least one case torturing them - and then killing them
Guest: Hennie Van Vuuren - Director of Open Secrets
9 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula - from Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International: UNISA
Afrika Update Report:
29 November 2023:
1. Madagascar- Antananarivo, Two Madagascan army colonels have been charged and detained on suspicion of attempting to destabilise power;
2. Togo-Lome, Togo's opposition coalition alerts about Constitutional vacuum and calls for talks with government ahead of legislative and regional elections in 2024;
3. Kenya-Netherlands, the International Criminal Court deputy chief prosecutor Nazhat Shameen pronounced that she is ending 13-year legal saga which involved senior Kenyan politicians;
4. South Africa-Liberia, University of South Africa-UNISA, host intellectual founders 20th lecture to be delivered by Nobel Laureate Her Excellency President Dr Ellen Johnson Sirleaf tonight in Tshwane;
5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 29 November 1991 when delegates from twenty groups agreed after preparatory talks on a date for the start of substantive negotiations on South Africa’s future constitution, a Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA).5 min - Mediated Conversation: Construction Mafias: How can they be stopped?
Thamsanqa Malinga - director at Mkabayi Management Consulting
Jenni Irish-Qhobosheane - researcher at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
Roy Mnisi, executive director, at Master Builders South Africa (MBSA)
24 min - SA-Belgium collaboration aims to extend availability of infertility care in underprivileged communities.
Guest: Gerhard Boshoff - Acting Deputy Director Medical Science, Reproductive Biology Laboratory, Dept Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Steve Biko Academic Hospital
5 min - Rubber stamping NHI Bill will have damaging consequences for SA for generations
Guest: Martin Kingston, Business for South Africa Steering Committee Chair
6 min - A GBV complainant may approach the police for assistance at any time, irrespective of when or where the incident took place.
Guest: Maj-Gen Oswald Reddy - Western Cape police ombudsman
5 min - My Vote Counts calls on the Minister of Home Affairs to publicise electoral reform progress reports
Guest: Boikanyo Moloto – My Vote Counts Political Systems Researcher
5 min - The Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola has confirmed that twenty thousand nine hundred and thirty three cell phones have been confiscated in prisons from April to October this year
Guest: Makgothi Thobakgale - National Commissioner: Department Of Correctional Services
10 min - Transnet authorities are putting the blame on the weather for disrupting the handling by cranes of ships docking in the chaotic ports of Durban and Richards Bay.
Guest: Andrew Pike - Head of Ports, Transport and Logistics: Bowmans'
9 min - 4 min
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