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The National Briefing
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- The COP27 climate change talks have now ended in egypt - with what appears to be a deal that will see richer nations helping poorer nations who are affected by climate change
Guest: Dr Roland Ngam, project manager for Climate Justice and Socio-Ecological Transformation: Rosa Luxemburg Foundation
9 min - In Malaysia it now appears there will be a hunge parliament for the first time ever in that countgry - after a general election with the highest turnout on record saw no clear winner in the country’s parliament.
Guest: Ayesha Kajee, Research fellow at Africa- Asia dialogues
5 min - There’s been more reporting over the weekend about the situation on the beaches around eThekwini - because of the huge amounts of sewage pumped into the sea there.
Guest: Duncan Heafield, chairperson of the Umhlanga Tourism Association
5 min - Yesterday, Eskom announced that it would be implementing stage five load shedding during the evening this week and said that this was because it had no more money for diesel.
Guest: Chris Yelland - Energy Analyst: EE Business Intelligence
7 min - The City of Joburg blames the ANC after the car company Avis was repossessing vehicles due to non-payment.
Guest: Leah Knott, City Of Joburg MMC Corporate Services & Leader of Executive Business
5 min - There’s now just 24 days to go until the start of the ANC’s leadership conference - and we expect more developments through the week. There is intense speculation about the ANC’s branch nomination lists
Guest: Bheki Mngomezulu, Professor of Political Studies and International Relations at the University of the Western Cape
7 min - There were dramatic scenes in Henneman in the free state over the weekend - where it’s reported that a pit bull terrier dog broke free and attacked a three year old boy.
Guest: Sizwe Kupelo, founder: Sizwe Kupelo Foundation
4 min - 26 min
- Large tortoises lived in South Africa long ago: how we recorded their fast-disappearing traces
Guest: Dr. Charles Helm, Research Associate, African Centre for Coastal Palaeoscience, Nelson Mandela University
6 min - The public service commission is holding workshops to help workers in government - public sector workers deal with issues around self-awareness, mediation skills and interpersonal relations
Guest: Prof. Mandla Makhanya - Public Service Commission Commissioner
4 min
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