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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- Mediated Conversation: A report released by the Institute for Security Studies show a steady climb in the murder rate over the past decade.
TJ Masilela - Chairperson of Gauteng Provincial Community Police Board
Dr Dumisani Quiet Mabunda, Senior Lecturer/Criminologist: Police Practice, College of Law at Unisa
David Bruce - Independent Researcher in Policing and Security: Institute for Security Studies
22 min - SA Municipal Workers’ Union welcomes Labour Court ruling setting aside Municipal Systems Act amendments, it says the act was an infringement on municipal worker's right to association.
Guest: Dumisane Magagula - General Secretary of SAMWU
9 min - The people who were left homeless after the Marshalltown fire that killed at least seventy six people in the centre of Joburg earlier this year - have now been moved to shacks in Denver in Joburg
Guest: Nomzamo Zondo - Executive Director at The Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI)
Guest: Zamantungwa Mbeki - Gauteng provincial manager: SA Human Rights Commission
6 min - Venezuela Mr. Leopoldo Lopez who is in South Africa to present the WLC Founding Document to Robben Island on behalf of all political prisoners across the world
Guest: Leopoldo López is a Freedom Activist from Venezuela
5 min - The Electoral Commission says two point nine million people interacted with its registration machinery during the voter registration weekend - while five hundred and sixty eight thousand people registered to vote for the first time
Guest: Sy Mamabolo – IEC CEO
7 min - It’s emerged that the backlog of containers needing to be processed by Transnet’s ports terminal in Durban is now over seventy thousand - there are 63 ships waiting offshore to come in and offload their terminals.
Guest: Earle Peters - Transnet Port Terminals Managing Executive at the Durban Terminals
8 min - Zero Carbon Charge broke ground on its first 100% renewable energy charging station in what will become SA’s first national network of 120 solar-powered charging facilities spaced out at 150km intervals.
Guest: Andries Malherbe - co-founder: Zero Carbon Charge
5 min - In Argentina, the country’s politics has been rocked by the election of Javeir Milei as President
Guest: Professor Lyall White - Faculty at Gibs and research associate at the Brenthurst foundation
7 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula - from Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International: UNISA
Afrika Update Report: 21 November 2023;
- Germany- Africa Union , The AU Chairperson and President of Comoros Azali Assoumani has told the AU's G20 partners in Berlin to support Africa’s call for reform of international financial architecture;
- Kenya- Mombasa, Kenya's national railway company has resumed freight services to and from the port city of Mombasa after heavy rains and landslides;
- Liberia -Monrovia, Liberian President elect Joseph Boakai says his administration will take a close look at mining concession;
- Angola-Launda, The third edition of the Biennale of Luanda 2023 organised by the African Union , government of Angola and UNESCO begins tomorrow in Luanda; 5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 21 November 1989 when the last remaining SADF troops have been withdrawn from Namibia.
5 min - The South African Police Service (SAPS) statistics for April to June 2023 reveal nowhere is safe for women. There is a relationship between the normalisation of sexual violence and the inability of the state to deal with it, writes Amanda Gouws.
Guest: Professor Amanda Gouws - SARChI Chair in Gender Politics, Stellenbosch University
4 min
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