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The National Briefing
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Built in Mzansi: How JSE has built an accelerator programme that has helped small businesses become investment-ready, embrace new technologies and scale their businesses into engines of inclusive economic growth.
1w ago00:05:13Tap to summarizeBuilt in Mzansi: How JSE has built an accelerator programme that has helped small businesses become investment-ready, embrace new technologies and scale their businesses into engines of inclusive economic growth. Guest: Vuyo Lee - Chief Marketing & Corporate Affairs Officer at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Transcribe →The realities and hardships surrounding repatriations in South Africa: the process of repatriation is often far more complex than many realise, involving legal procedures, human rights considerations, diplomatic cooperation and significant logistical ...
1w ago00:19:36Tap to summarizeThe realities and hardships surrounding repatriations in South Africa: the process of repatriation is often far more complex than many realise, involving legal procedures, human rights considerations, diplomatic cooperation and significant logistical challenges Guest: Jo Vearey, Associate Professor and Co-Director of the African Centre for Migration & Society at Wits University Guest: Malipo Lukandamiza Mbalanga, Human Rights Activist and African Refugee and Migrants Aid Director
Transcribe →About 2,500 migrants were processed and repatriated over the weekend, as hundreds more continue to stream through the Beitbridge Border Post in Musina, Limpopo.
1w ago00:06:01Tap to summarizeAbout 2,500 migrants were processed and repatriated over the weekend, as hundreds more continue to stream through the Beitbridge Border Post in Musina, Limpopo. There was also chaos at Epping Repatriation Centre in Cape Town where hundreds of migrants are said to have spent nights outside while women and babies slept inside the Home Affairs offices. Guest: Thulani Mavuso - Spokesperson for the Department of Home Affairs
Transcribe →Market Brief with Ntaoleng Lechela - Business Reporter
1w ago00:02:52Tap to summarize1. Chery completes takeover of Nissan’s Pretoria plant2. Moody’s flags downgrade risk for South323. Market update
Transcribe →Today marks exactly a year since KZN Provincial Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi held a press briefing where he revealed explosive information of the involvement of high profile politicians and senior police leadership in corruption. How has thi...
1w ago00:08:45Tap to summarizeToday marks exactly a year since KZN Provincial Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi held a press briefing where he revealed explosive information of the involvement of high profile politicians and senior police leadership in corruption. How has this changed the Police department? Guest: Jabu Mabena - Deputy spokesperson for the South African Police Union
Transcribe →Reality Check with Abongile Xhantini: The Diversity We Still Don't See - South Africa has become increasingly comfortable discussing race, gender and representation.
1w ago00:12:25Tap to summarizeReality Check with Abongile Xhantini: The Diversity We Still Don't See - South Africa has become increasingly comfortable discussing race, gender and representation. Guest: Abongile Xhantini - Founder of NPO Holding Albus, Veritas Inclusion Advisory a South African and International Advisory.
Transcribe →Today marks exactly a year since KZN Provincial Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi held a press briefing where he revealed explosive information of the involvement of high profile politicians and senior police leadership in corruption.
1w ago00:04:45Tap to summarizeToday marks exactly a year since KZN Provincial Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi held a press briefing where he revealed explosive information of the involvement of high profile politicians and senior police leadership in corruption. What has changed and is corruption being rooted out? Guest: Lebogang Ramafoko - Executive Director of Corruption Watch
Transcribe →New research from Stellenbosch University and Erasmus University suggests the loss of the Child Support Grant is linked to a decline in adolescents' mental health, raising important questions about social protection and youth wellbeing
1w ago00:04:48Tap to summarizeNew research from Stellenbosch University and Erasmus University suggests the loss of the Child Support Grant is linked to a decline in adolescents' mental health, raising important questions about social protection and youth wellbeing. Guest: Professor Marisa von Fintel - associate professor in the department of economics at Stellenbosch University
Transcribe →Africa in Focus with Advocate Sipho Mantula, Researcher: Thabo Mbeki African School of Public & International Affairs: Unisa
1w ago00:06:23Tap to summarize1.South Afrika - UgandaFirst batch of 273 Ugandans arrives from South Africa amid unrestA total of 273 Ugandan nationals arrived at Entebbe International Airport aboard a special Uganda Airlines charter flight in the early hours of Friday, marking the first phase of the government's voluntary repatriation programme.Uganda has launched the first phase of a large-scale evacuation of its citizens from South Africa, bringing home 273 nationals amid rising anti-illegal immigration protests and xenophobic violence.More charter flights are planned as hundreds more Ugandans seek voluntary repatriation. 2. Somalia – Afrikan Union – USASomalia: African Union Calls Emergency Meeting as U.S. Ends Somalia Army FundsThe African Union called an emergency meeting on its military mission in Somalia on Friday after Washington announced it would end critical funding over the lack of progress against Islamist insurgents.Somalia has been battling the Al-Shabaab insurgency for around two decades, but the Islamist group still controls vast swathes of the country.The African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) is the leading force supporting the Somali army, providing roughly 12,000 troops. 3. Zimbabwe - HarareZimbabwean War Veteran Reuben Zulu Seeks Urgent High Court Order to Stop CAB3, Argues Chivayo's Gifts Tainted Parliamentary VoteA war veteran has filed an urgent High Court application seeking to stop the certification and further processing of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No.3 (CAB3), arguing that the parliamentary vote that passed the proposed law was unlawfully tainted by gifts received from controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo.Reuben Zulu filed the urgent chamber application in the High Court in Harare against CCC legislator Samantha Murenyanyi, Zanu PF Bindura South MP Remigious Matangira, the Clerk of Parliament, the Speaker of Parliament and Parliament of Zimbabwe. 4. In our historical archives, it was yesterday 5 July 1990 when Teboho Macdonald “Tsietsi” Mashinini dies in Guinea- Conakry, West Africa. June 16 revolutionary student leader Cde Teboho “Tsietsi” Mashinini died under strange circumstances in Conakry, Guinea. Mashinini was hospitalised with multiple injuries, apparently sustained following an attack – he died a few days after his admission into hospital.
Transcribe →Market Brief with Ntaoleng Lechela - Business Reporter
1w ago00:03:11Tap to summarize1. OPEC raises oil production but conflict concerns keep oil on edge2. EV sales jump as global oil shock reshapes demand3. Market update
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