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Africa speaks to Moloto Mothapo Parliamentary spokesperson
With President Zuma's announcement last night of his resignation, Parliament will be holding a meeting later today to determine the programme for Friday
Africa speaks to Prof Dilip Menon Mellon Chair of Indian Studies and the Director of the Centre for Indian Studies in Africa at Wits University
1).Students refuse to sit for school examinations in north Indian state
2). Supreme Court of India intervenes in mining in Goa.
Africa speaks to Adam Gilchrist UK Correspondent
1). The New Alzheimer’s Drug (designed to help stop a serious side effect).
2). The Strangest Speech This Year? (by the U.K. foreign secretary Boris Johnson).
3). A Political Top Dog (Kansas vetoes a canine candidate for state governor).
Africa speaks to Sanusha Naidu Political Analyst
Western Cape High Court ruled that the Cape Town Council Speaker must decide whether today's vote of no confidence in Mayor Patricia De Lille will take place in the form of a secret ballot or not. You will know that the DA council caucus decided late last month that they have lost confidence in Mayor de Lille as she has been embroiled in political scandals in the City of Cape Town.
Africa speaks to Paddy Attwell Spokesperson for the Western Cape Department of Education
According to statistics that are circulating - the Western Cape have an overwhelming amount of students that are yet to be placed in schools. As of the 8th of February - 4660 Western Cape students have not beenplaced in schools.
Africa speaks to EWN Parliamentary Correspondent Gaye Davis
Africa speaks to Christine Colvin Freshwater Programmes Manager World Wide Fund for Nature South Africa
WWF's Wednesday Water File and this morning they are going to talk to us about how your community can help your water saving measures and how communities should be
preparing for a possible day zero situation.
Africa speaks to Mpumelelo Mkhabela Political Analyst and with the Department of Political Sciences at UNISA
ANC Secretary General Ace Magashule announced that the parties National Executive Committee has made the decision to recall president Jacob Zuma from his position as head of Government.
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