The National Briefing

Guest: Steven Sidley, professor of practice at Johannesburg Business School, University of Johannesburg

Guest: Siphumelele Zondi, Senior Producer and Presenter of SABC Network

Guest: Prof Tshilidzi Marwala, University of Johannesburg's Vice-Chancellor and Principal

Mediated Conversation: Chat GPT and the rise of artificial intelligence.

 

 

Guest: Johnny Moloto, General Manager at British American Tobacco SA

British American Tobacco South Africa (BAT) says it has started a Section 189 retrenchment process which could impact 200 jobs at the company due to illicit market

 

 

 

 

Guest: Jennifer Murray, Wits masters student at the School of Geography, Archaeology and Environmental Studies.

SA’s longest beach is disappearing fast, and the erosion rate recently accelerated

 

 

Guest: Pule Mabe – ANC Spokesperson

Who should be blamed for the current devastating loadshedding?

 

 

Guest: Lebogang Montjane, Executive Director, Independent Schools Association of Southern Africa (ISASA)

The private schools the independent schools have released their matric results overnight with a pass rate of 98.42%

 

Guest: Velenkosini Hlabisa, Inkatha Freedom Party Leader

Guest: Rev. Kenneth Meshoe, leader of the African Christian Democratic Party

Who should be blamed for the current devastating loadshedding?

 

 

 

Guest: Lumka Mangoejane, Director: Maternal Child Women Health at the Free State Department of Health

The Free State health department to start administering the measles vaccine to all children aged between six months and 15 years in the Thabo Mofutsanyana district with immediate effect.

 

 

Guest: Zola Majavu – Lawyer representing victim of the Tiger attack

A man who was attacked by the Gauteng's escaped female tiger, Sheba is now suing the owner

 

Guest: Gresham Mandy from De Deur sector 2 CPF

Gauteng's escaped female tiger, Sheba has been euthanased

 

 

Guest: Roland Henwood, lecturer at the Department of Political Sciences, University of Pretoria.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has now said that a report by Chinese authorities shows a decline in Covid-19 case numbers.