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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- SA National Taxi Council has decided to extend its strike in cape town for another two days - it’s still demanding that the taxis impounded by the city of cape town be released
Guest: Nceba Enge – Deputy President: Western Cape SANTACO
Guest: Roberto Quintas, Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility
Guest: Muhammad Khalid Sayed – ANC Western Cape Spokesperson
21 min - The battle for DA's top position in Gauteng is heating up, with Khume Ramulifho challenging Solly Msimanga
Guest: Khume Ramulifho, DA MPL in Gauteng
6 min - Amnesty International SA says that urgent measures needed to hold SAPS accountable for denying GBV victims and their families justice
Guest: Genevieve Quintal, Amnesty international spokesperson
5 min - There are now claims that the companies involved in managing NSFAS payments to student do not have the correct licenses
Guest: Rudie Heyneke, Portfolio Manager at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse
5 min - In China, official figures show that the cost of goodshas fallen by point three percent in the last year, meaning it’s entering a period of deflation - where the prices of goods goes down rather than up
Guest: Dr Iraj Abedian, Chief Executive of Pan-African Investment and Research Services
7 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from TM Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs
Afrika Update Report: 10 August 2023; 1. Niger- Niamey, Military Coup leaders have accused French forces of freeing captured "terrorist", breaching a ban on the country's air space and deposed President Mohammed Bazoum running low on food and without electricity; 2. Ethiopia-Amhara-Gondar, Ethiopia's military has pushed local militiamen (FANO) out of Amhara's second biggest city in significant breakthrough for Ethiopian federal forces; 3. Kenya- Nairobi, Kenya's government and opposition leaders have launched fresh talks yesterday aimed at resolving a bitter political feud following a spate of violent protests over the high cost of living and calls for electoral reforms;4. Zimbabwe-Harare, Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan will lead a joint observer mission of the Afrikan Union and Common Market for East and Southern Afrika (COMESA) with former Prime Minister of Uganda Ruhakana Ruganda; 5. In our historical archives , it was on this day 10 August 1985 when Allan Boesak was arrested on charges of trying to enter a Black township without permit.
5 min - The organisation Lawyers for Human Rights says it’s found that there are a large number of women and children who not able to get themselves officially registered as South Africans
Guest: Sharon Ekambaram, head of the Refugee and Migrant Rights Project at Lawyers for Human Rights
4 min - The Commissioner for Correctional Services Makgothi Thobakgale is due to officially announce whether he as decided if Former President Jacob Zuma must return to jail
Guest: Singabakho Nxumalo, Correctional Services Spokesperson
5 min - Mediated Conversation: China has proposed a limit for children’s smartphone time to a maximum of 2 hours daily. Can this work in SA?
Guest: Khosi Jiyane, Clinical Psychologist
Guest: Victorine Mbong Shu – Involved Parenting Conversationalist and Author
Guest: Pam Tudin, Clinical psychologist and Co-founder of Klikd (specialising in cyber safety education and digital parenting)
25 min - The Ombudsman for Banking Services has sent out a warning that digital payment fraud on the rise in South Africa
Guest: Jan Vermeulen, Editor of my Broadband
6 min
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