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Africa Melani talks to Fr Anthony Egan Priest at Jesuit Institute
Every year about this time we begin to hear again about the “war on
Christmas,” and this year is no different. More and more people have come out
to say that the secular agenda has set out is to secularize Christmas--to turn it
from a holiday celebrating the historical birth of Jesus into just another cultural
event.
John speaks to Prof Ruth Hall The ANC conference agreed to make amendments to the Constitution and Land Restitution Act that will pave the way for the State to expropriate land without compensation, said the party’s outgoing economic transformation subcommittee head Enoch Godongwana on Wednesday.
John speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail
John speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories
1). The Security Report (a snapshot by MPs of the U.K.’s primary dangers).
2). A Nativity Play Dust-Up (at a junior school in Wales).
John speaks to Julius Kleynhans OUTA Portfolio Manager for water
A few weeks ago we heard from The Executive Mayor of the City of Cape Town, Patricia De Lille about a proposed Drought Levy for residence of Cape Town.Their main justification, amongst others, was that because more people are using less water, as their revenue collection has decreased while they still need to find the money to fund the water augmentation projects. OUTA believes that this levy is illegal and unfair on residents. They have written a letter of demand the Executive Mayor.
John speaks to Rev. Chris Nissen Part-Time Commissioner at South African Human Rights Commission
The Human Rights Commission has dealt with about 500 farm eviction cases in the Western Cape this year. This month it has also been called in to attend to various other cases of human rights violations in over twenty areas in the province.
John speaks to Hadlee Simons Whether you enjoyed a Tetris showdown in the lounge on your 'TV games or rolling around as Sonic on a Sega if you were around in the 1980s and 1990s, you will remember the arrival of home gaming or hours spent in the arcade.
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