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The National Briefing
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The National Briefing episodes
- The African Rail Industry Association (ARIA) is participating at the Africa Rail 2023 in Sandton on 27 – 28 June
Guest: Mesela Nhlapo, African Rail Industry Association CEO
5 min - There is still no certainty about how many people may have died while mining illegally in the Virginia (Free State) after thirty-one people Basotho national died there six weeks ago.
Guest: Ernest Mulibana, Director: Media Relations Department of Mineral Resources and Energy
3 min - the Minister of Mobility in the Western Cape Ricardo Mackenzie has now met with the South African Police Services (SAPS) and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to fight taxi violence in the province
Guest: Ricardo Mackenzie, Western Cape Minister of Mobility
4 min - It’s emerged that the wife of the person who ran the national lotteries commission during the time money was stolen from the commission has said in an affidavit - that money she received from the national lottery - was lent to the ANC Secretary General Fi
It’s emerged that the wife of the person who ran the national lotteries commission during the time money was stolen from the commission has said in an affidavit - that money she received from the national lottery - was lent to the ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula.
Guest: Raymond Joseph, Journalist: GroundUp
6 min - In the US, recordings have now emerged of the former president Donald Trump discussing classified documents with a group of people - and saying that he had not declassified them.
Guest: Prof Christopher Isike, Director for African Centre for the Study of the United States at University of Pretoria.
5 min - RISE Mzanzi has a complaint at the office of the public protector about claims that the Deputy President Paul Mashatile has been using homes and properties owned by business people who were benefitting from state contracts.
Guest: Songezo Zibi, RISE Mzansi Leader
5 min - The ANC held its Western Cape 9th Provincial Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, with Vuyiso JJ Tyhalisisu elected as the new Chairperson of the ANC in the Western Cape
The ANC held its Western Cape 9th Provincial Conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, with Vuyiso JJ Tyhalisisu elected as the new Chairperson of the ANC in the Western Cape
Guest: Vuyiso JJ Tyhalisisu, new ANC Western Cape.
9 min - The City of eThekwini has confirmed that at least seven of its beaches are closed again because of high levels of E. coli in the water- that’s because a pumping station is simply not working
The City of eThekwini has confirmed that at least seven of its beaches are closed again because of high levels of E. coli in the water- that’s because a pumping station is simply not working
Guest: Lindiwe Khuzwayo, EThekwini Municipality spokesperson
6 min - Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from TM Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs
Afrika Update Report: 27 June 2023; 1. Sierra Leone -Freetown, Sierra Leone have decided and provisional results indicate Julius Maada Bio leading with 60 percent of votes counted; 2. Sudan-Khartoum, Deadly battle for the police headquarters and arsenal in the amongst the Sudanese army and the Paramilitary Rapid Support; 3. Burkina Faso-Ouagadougou, The Presidency of the transitional government under Captain Ibrahim Traore has reshuffled security and justice ministries ; 4. DR Congo-North Kivu, The conflict-ridden eastern DR Congo hopes to inspire peace through creativity and fashion ; 5. In our historical archives, it was on this day 27 June 1976 when the National President of the Black People's Convention Kenneth Hlaku Rachidi declares that the Soweto uprising and rebellion have led to a new of political consciousness amongst the African youths and students.
5 min - the 160 million rand Kliptown Walter Sisulu Square where the Freedom Charter was adopted in 1955 has been vandalized with almost all shops closed. Tourists have also deserted the site.
the 160 million rand Kliptown Walter Sisulu Square where the Freedom Charter was adopted in 1955 has been vandalized with almost all shops closed. Tourists have also deserted the site.
Guest: Seth Mazibuko, Anti-Apartheid Veteran
6 min
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