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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- Mediated Conversation: Competition Commission releases latest essential food pricing monitoring report
James Hodge - Economist: Competition Commission of South Africa
Mervyn Abrahams - Programme Coordinator: Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity Group
Paul Makube - Senior Agricultural Economist at First National Bank
27 min - Free State Liquor Authority sends a stern warning against liquor abuse and irresponsible trading during this summer
Guest: Kenny Dichabe – CEO: Free State Liquor Authority
5 min - SECTION27 and Blind SA make oral submissions to UN committee on challenges faced by persons who are blind and visually impaired in South Africa
Guest: Christo De Klerk – Vice President: Blind SA
5 min - The Russian president Vladimir Putin and the leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un have now held lengthy meetings and with Kim telling Putin that he has north Korea's full and unconditional support to defend its security interests
Guest: Prof David Monyae is an Associate Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Johannesburg, and Co-Director of the UJ Confucius Institute and the Centre for Africa-China Studies
5 min - The South African Human Rights Commission says that people and politicians should not blame NGO’s for simply trying to uphold the prevention of illegal eviction act and the Joburg Decay
Guest: Zamantungwa Mbeki - Gauteng provincial manager of the South African Human Rights Commission
5 min - Activists from Greater Johannesburg and South Africa, who gathered on the 07 September 2023 at the Forge in Braamfontein are outraged at the circumstances under which 77 people lost their lives in the Marshalltown fire.
Guest: Mametlwe Sebei – President: General Industries Workers Union of SA
5 min - South Africa’s largest labour union federation is threatening to go on strike if the government backs proposed austerity measures, which could include reneging on a public sector wage agreement.
Guest: Matthew Parks – Spokesperson: The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu)
6 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from the Thabo Mbeki Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs: Unisa
Afrika Update Report: 14 September 2023; 1. Libya-Benghazi-Bayda and Derna, Mapping Libya' s catastrophic flood damage in Derna after storm Daniel; 2. Niger-Benin, The Military power in Niger have denounced a military cooperation agreement concluded in 2022 with Benin; 3.Kenya-Nairobi, Challenging first year for Kenya's President William Samoei Arap Ruto; 4.Mozambique-Maputo, Mozambique's government to start paying Renamo guerrillas pensions from September; 5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 14 September 1998 when former Umkhonto We Sizwe and Senior Foreign Affairs public servant Robert Mcbride was released from Mozambican prison after 6 months on charges of gun-running and espionage.
6 min - Cell number recycling by SA networks leaves customers fuming and inconvenienced
Guest: Michelle Banda – Journalist: Daily Maverick
6 min - It appears that Kusile is not generating any electricity at the moment - despite the fact we have spent two hundred and thirty-three and on it in the last fifteen years
Guest: Ruse Moleshe - development finance specialist
5 min
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