The National Briefing

Guest: Piet Eloff, Director of valuations in the City of Joburg

The City of Joburg has now said that the increase in rates and taxes will affect property owners

 

 

Guest: Ashley Sauls - mayor of Beaufort West

Ashley Sauls has been elected as the mayor of Beaufort West in the Central Karoo. He recently resigned as a Cllr in the City of Johannesburg, where he was MMC for Health and Social Development.

 

 

Guest: Matome Chiloane, Gauteng Education MEC

Guest: Karabo Motlhomi, Public relations officer for the Greater Johannesburg Scholar Transport Association.

In Protea Glen, Gauteng, a grade eleven learner was killed yesterday when the scholar transport vehicle she was in over turned - Three other children are in a critical condition

 

 

 

 

 

Guest: Melusi Xulu, Managing director and founder of DONDA attorneys

Lawyers say that you should not distribute videos like the killing of AKA, because they are being used as evidence.

 

 

 

 

Guest: Raymond Dlamini, Speaker of Ekurhuleni Council

Guest: Nkululeko Dunga, Gauteng EFF chairperson

There was a court ruling yesterday that the Ekurhuleni council meeting that saw the DA’s speaker Raymond Dlamini being voted out of office was illegal and that the decision by the City Manager to Chair the meeting after Dlamini closed it was wrong.

Guest: Jan Vermeulen, Editor of MyBroadband

Vodacom blocks police spying services over R3 million bill.

 

 

Guest: Lesiba Thobakgale, Spokesperson for South African Policing Union

SAPU taking SAPS members to a strike.

 

 

 

Guest: Anton van der Bijl, Head Of Legal At Solidarity

Solidarity has now said that they will take legal action against state of disaster to deal with the energy crisis.

 

 

 

Guest: Cyril Ripinga, Nkomazi Local Municipality spokesman

Mpumalanga municipality suspends schooling and hospital activities due to flooding.

 

 

 

Guest: Sindisiwa Changuion, Tapsosa Spokesperson

Guest: Phakamile Hlubi-Majola, Spokesperson of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa

The Association of Private Security Owners of SA is claiming that several unions including the union Numsa is misleading people by claiming that some employers in the security industry are not making proper medical aid contributions for their workers