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The National Briefing episodes
- Mediated Conversation: Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has published the National State Enterprises Bill.
Prof. Peter Goss - Professor of Practice in Corporate Governance, Forensic Auditing and Fraud Prevention at the University of Johannesburg
Professor Iraj Abedian - CEO of Pan-African Capital Holdings
Carol Paton – Writer-at-Large at News24 Business
25 min - Postbank wishes to provide SASSA beneficiaries and the public the assurance that, according to our records, all outstanding SASSA grant payments to recipients that were impacted by the system incident of the 5th and 6th of September have been made.
Guest: Dr Bongani Diako - Postbank spokesperson
4 min - South African Police Service Colonel Frans Mathipa was shot in the head and killed by unknown assassins on Sunday, 6 August 2023. Who assassinated Frans Mathipa and how is the SANDF involved?
Guest: Hennie van Vuuren – Director: Open Secrets
7 min - Pollen in pee: fossilised urine from a small African mammal helps us understand past environments
Guest: Lynne Quick, Senior Research Fellow: Nelson Mandela University
6 min - there are figures showing that the number of girls between the ages of just ten and fourteen having babies has risen by almost fifty percent in just the last four years - so just since the pandemic started.
Guest: Dr Shaheda Omar - Clinical Director – Teddy Bear Foundation
6 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from the Thabo Mbeki Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs: Unisa
Afrika Update Report: 20 September 2023; 1. Libya-Derna, Hundreds of protesters rallied in Libya's disaster-hit Derna accusing the authorities of neglect after Storm Daniel swept thousands into death and huge devastation; 2.Kenya-Somalia, Kenyan security agents informed the media anonymously about the Kenyan military helicopter crash near Somalia border; 3. Sudan -Port Sudan, Clashes broke out between the Sudanese army and a tribal militia in Port Sudan (east) for the first time since war began in April 2023; 4. South Sudan-Juba, Members of South Sudan's ruling party under the vice president Riek Machar (SPLM) walk out of parliament over electoral law passed; 5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 20 September 2019 When Rocklands Community Hall located in Mitchell's Plain, Western Cape was declared a provincial heritage site.
5 min - SECTION27 and Treatment Action Campaign join forces on a crucial submission to the Select Committee on Health and Social Services regarding the #NHI B11B-2019. They say Gaps in the legislative process for the NHI Bill may hinder its implementation.
Guest: Sibusisiwe Ndlela - Attorney at SECTION27.
6 min - City Power says that in the Naturena area, only around half of the three thousand homes are paying for their electrity - and that one thousand five hundred homes are connected illegally
Guest: Lulama Memela – Naturena Resident
8 min - Children’s Institute in court today as amicus curiae in case against Department of Home Affairs, to highlight the severe harms to children when parents’ IDs are wrongly “blocked”
Guest: Mbonisi Nyathi – Children’s Institute Legal Researcher
7 min - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said in the country’s parliament - that they have credible evidence that the Indian government is responsible for the assassination of a Sikh leader who was living in Canada
Guest: Thembisa Fakude - senior research fellow for Africa Asia Dialogues
4 min
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