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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- Mediated Conversation: 'how a mine shaft is closed'.
Mariette Van Liefferink - CEO: Federation For A Sustainable Environment
Gundo Maswime - Lecturer: Civil Engineering Department at UCT
Frans Baleni - Former National Union Of Mine Workers Leader
24 min - The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg will commence with the trial into the murders of Eustice ‘Bimbo’ Madikela, Peter “Ntshingo” Matabane, Fanyana Nhlapo and the attempted murder of Zandisile Musi on 21 August 2023. The four anti-apartheid activists wer
Guest: Dr Zaid Kimmie the Executive Director at the Foundation for Human Rights
7 min - Nearly eight years since it was closed to visitors, South Africa’s famous submarine museum is coming ashore thanks to two specially constructed cradles from shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Cape Town (DSCT).
Guest: Sefale Montsi, Director at Damen Shipyards Cape Town
5 min - In Canada in the province of British Columbia massive wildfires are now threatening homes - as the province has imposed an emergency - it’s told thirty five thousand people to leave their homes
Guest: Roland Ngam - Project Manager for Climate Justice at the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung
7 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from TM Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs
Afrika Update Report: 21 August 2023; 1. Zimbabwe- Harare, Ahead of the August 23 harmonised elections, five key issues at stake in the Zimbabwean elections; 2.Gabon -Libreville, Gabon’s main opposition have named their joint candidate for August 26 precedential elections; 3. Niger -Niamey, Niger military coup leaders proposes a three-year transition of power after meeting a delegation of ECOWAS this weekend ;
4. Kenya-South Sudan, Kenya is committed to strengthening bilateral relations with South Sudan for the mutual benefit of the citizens of the two nations; 5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 21 August 1962 when the first largest university in Mozambique was established and renamed Eduardo Mondlane University.6 min - Violent crimes decreased between April and June, compared to the previous quarter.
Guest: Dr Guy Lamb - Criminologist from Stellenbosch University
8 min - Last night President Cyril Ramaphosa gave a national address ahead of the BRICS summit - he said South Africa will stay non-aligned and will not
Guest: Prof. Siphamandla Zondi - Director: Institute for Pan-African Thought & Conversation, University of JohannesburgGuest: Sophie Mokoena – International Editor: SABC
10 min - There’s been some reporting in the last few days that a child over the age of ten who is convicted of bullying another child - can in fact be sent to prison - and that a child can also apply to a magistrate to get a protection order against a bully
Guest: Elijah Mhlanga - Department of Basic Education Spokesperson
7 min - KZN MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, Siboniso Duma in office for 365 days
Guest: Siboniso Duma - KZN MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs
7 min - The City of Cape Town has taken an uncompromising stance towards the Public and NERSA on flouting the Rule of Law with its electricity tariff hike for 2023/24. This hike is 2.5% higher than what NERSA set the ceiling at. The City did the same in the pre
Guest: Sandra Dickson - Stop CoCT founder
5 min
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