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Winile Mtungwa Deputy Director Durban Tourism - Post ATI2026 Interview.mp3
May 1400:04:41Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio interview with Ms Winile Mtungwa, the Deputy Director: Durban Tourism following the conclusion of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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Sithembile Ndaba SAT Chief Marketing Officer - Post ATI2026 Interview.mp3
May 1400:03:23Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio interview with South African Tourism’s Chief Marketing Officer, Ms Sithembile Ndaba at the conclusion of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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Hon Dr Abbas Araghichi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran
May 1400:03:22Tap to summarizeOpening remarks by Hon Dr Abbas Araghichi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran. New Delhi, India 14/05/2026
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Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Mr Ronald Lamola.
May 1400:10:40Tap to summarizeOpening remarks by Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lamola during the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. New Delhi, India
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Hon Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs of the Republic of India
May 1400:04:05Tap to summarizeWelcome remarks by Hon Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs of the Republic of India during the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
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Soza Simango City of Tshwane Head Of Tourism.mp3
May 1300:08:13Tap to summarizeSoza Simango City of Tshwane Head Of Tourism.mp3 by Ubuntu Radio
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Sebulon Chicalo Namibia Tourism Board CEO on Regional Collaboration.mp3
May 1300:07:50Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio conversation with Mr Sebulon Chicalu, the CEO of Namibia Tourism Board following a landmark announcement made on the margins of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 aimed at strengthening regional collaboration between Namibia, South Africa (specifically Cape Town), and Zimbabwe to promote integrated tourism routes and boost international arrivals, Durban. 13/05/2026
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The Universal Greening Organisation (UGO) Founder & Executive Chairman, Talifhani Tshitwamulomoni.
May 600:21:51Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio in conversation with Talifhani Tshitwamulomoni the Founder & Executive Chairman Universal Greening Organisation (UGO),
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Gauteng MEC Ewan Botha speaks to Ubuntu Radio in Dinokeng Game Reserve
May 500:01:20Tap to summarizeGauteng has it all! From the vibrant #CityOfGold to the historic #CradleOfHumankind, and the breathtaking #DinokengGameReserve—the only Big 5 destination in our province. Today, MEC Ewan Botha, spoke with Tali Munzhedzi of UbuntuRadioZA at the #ExperienceDinokeng event. He highlighted the critical role our #DiplomaticCommunity plays in showcasing #Gauteng’s world-class infrastructure and tourism offerings to the world. As we celebrate #AfricaMonth, we are proud to offer #AfricaInOneDay." It's time to bolster our local gems and invite the world to experience the heart of South Africa. 🇿🇦🦁 #MeetingsDinokeng #GautengTourism #VisitGauteng #DigitalDiplomacy #AfricaMonth2026
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Toshihiro Kitamura Japan's Foreign Press Secretary Interview on Sa-Japan Bilateral Meeting
May 500:08:41Tap to summarizeToshihiro Kitamura Japan's Foreign Press Secretary Interview on Sa-Japan Bilateral Meeting The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Ronald Lamola, will host the Foreign Minister of Japan, Mr Toshimitsu Motegi, on 05 May 2026 for bilateral talks in Pretoria. The visit will provide an opportunity to strengthen bilateral relations with emphasis on energy, security, critical minerals and the reaffirmation of Japan’s Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) investment commitments. The two Ministers are also expected to exchange views on key global political issues. South Africa and Japan maintain strong, long-standing diplomatic relations, particularly in trade and investment, science and technology, education and skills development. Formal ties were established on 13 January 1992 and elevated to a Strategic Cooperation Partnership in 2010.
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