The National Briefing

Guest: Jessie Willard, Chair: Gandaganda Residence Forum also a permanent resident of Port st John's and also Affected by the floods

What's it like living in Port st John's after the floods?

 

 

 

 

Guest: Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association

The Road Freight Association calls for urgent resolution to delays at border posts

 

 

 

Guest: Dr Tim Maake, Local Government Expert

Guest: Thami Ntuli, Salga KZN Chairperson

Guest: Andrew Akkers, Durban the ward 34 ratepayers' and residents' association

Mediated Conversation: Can residents stop paying rates and taxes if there is no service delivery?

 

 

Guest: Noxolo Nguqu, Imizamo Yethu Community Member

There were huge fires at the Imizamo Yethu informal settlement in Cape Town which left hundreds of people displaced

 

 

 

Guest: Dr. Ida Wilson, Lecturer at the Department of Agronomy at Stellenbosch University

Scientists identify 100 important questions facing plant science.

 

 

 

 

Guest: Tertuis Simmers, DA provincial leader

The DA in the Western Cape has defended its decision to remove Malusi Booi from the City of Cape Town's mayoral committee after he was fired by Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis

 

 

 

Guest: Anele Gxoyiya, Commissioner of Public Service Commission

According to the Public Service Commission, South African taxpayers coughed up R25 million for 167 suspended public servants where some have been sitting at home for nearly three years

 

 

 

 

Guest: Pierre Gildenhuys, Forensic Investigator

Facebook Rapist and Murderer is on the run after escaping the private Mangaung prison. how difficult is it going to be to track them down?

 

 

Guest: Mzi Khumalo, MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

The City of Tshwane still does not have a mayor - and while there is due to be a mayoral election again today - yesterday the council was unable to meet to consider a confidence vote in the speaker

 

Guest: Rusell Rensburg - Director of Rural Health Advocacy Project

There are now reports that patients who go to the Livingstone hospital in Gqeberha with broken bones are being told they cannot be fixed there because the metal pins used in the bones are not available