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Zimbabweans call for peaceful transition of power 15.11.2017

Zimbabweans are calling for a peaceful transition of power, rather than a coup. This comes after the country's military has taken over the capital city Harare. Mugabe informed President Jacob Zuma that he is safe but confined to his home. Zimbabweans say President Jacob Zuma is only intervening quickly now that President Robert Mugabe has put in tight corner but did not do much when the entire cou...

Zanu-PF vets calls on party to recall Mugabe 15.11.2017

The Zanu-PF War Veterans' League is calling on Zimbabwe's ruling party to recall President Robert Mugabe. This comes as the Zimbabwean army moves towards what it calls a peaceful transition of power, rather than a coup. The war veterans' proposal would compel Mugabe to resign and provide a constitutional means of removing him from power. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to our reporter Ephert Musekiwa

Communications Minister to appeal SABC high court judgement 14.11.2017

The SABC board say they are committed to carrying out its tasks as laid out in the Broadcasting Act. This follows the decision by Communications Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane to appeal a high court judgement that gave the SABC board the right to appoint the broadcaster's top executives. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the Chairperson of the SABC Board, Bongumusa Makhathini

Damning evidence against Brown at Eskom Inquiry 14.11.2017

The Parliamentary Inquiry into Eskom has heard damning evidence implicating Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown in state capture. Eskom board spokesperson Khulani Qoma said Brown was incompetent and not able to act as a shareholder representative. He added that Brown had failed to take action against Eskom executives that were damaging the reputation of the company. Qoma says one board member...

BMGs for ANC elective conference almost complete - Mantashe 14.11.2017

ANC Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe says the processes of holding branch general meetings towards the December elective conference is close to completion. Speaking at a briefing in Johannesburg earlier Mantashe said there will be no extensions for Branch General Meetings which must be completed this weekend. Mantashe said that they were working hard to complete all branch meetings and resolve dis...

DA welcomes fees report, EFF rejects it 13.11.2017

The DA has welcomed the Fees report released President Jacob Zuma, earlier today. In the report, the commission recommends that all university students who can't afford to pay fees, should be awarded government-guaranteed bank loans. In January 2016, Zuma established the Heher Commission to investigate the feasibility of Fee-Free Higher Education and Training in South Africa. The report says South...

UNISA and analyst react to Fees Commission report 13.11.2017

Universities South Africa says its shocked that President Jacob Zuma released the Fees Commission report when students are sitting for their exams. Zuma released the long awaited report at midday today. The report recommends that government hike spending on higher education by 1% of GDP and that TVET college students not pay fees. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Universities South Africa CEO, Professor...

Treasury confirms Sachs resignation 13.11.2017

The National Treasury has confirmed the resignation of the department's Deputy Director General, Michael Sachs. The department of Finance Spokesperson, Mayihlome Tshwete says Sachs had expressed an interest to move to other areas of government to continue serving the public in a different role. He is reported to have quit over the Presidency's alleged interference in the budget process. Tsepiso Ma...

Zuma releases long awaited fees report 13.11.2017

President Jacob Zuma has finally released the Fees Commission report. The report recommends that South Africa increase spending on tertiary education - especially for poor students. The report says South Africa should hike spending on higher education to one per cent of GDP. However it says the country cannot at this stage afford the cost of such an increase. The report was first released to Zuma...

How to prevent dog attacks 10.11.2017

The parents of a fourteen month-old baby who was mauled to death by two dogs in Malmesbury, say they are still trying to come to terms with her death. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the Chairperson of Animal Behaviour Consultants of South Africa, Shannon McKay

TRENDS WATCH with Molebogeng Sebidi 10.11.2017

Time now for our weekly edition of TRENDSWATCH where we take a look at news that dominated social media this week. Our producer Molebogeng Sebidi has more

Attacks on Emergency Medical Services on the rise 10.11.2017

Two Emergency Medical Services crew members who came under attack from robbers on the N2 this week while transporting a seven-year-old boy to the Red Cross Children's Hospital, have recalled the traumatic night. They relived the ordeal at a press conference by the Western Cape Departments of Health and Community Safety where a plan was announced how to improve the safety of emergency workers. Ther...

SADC nations to tackle malaria 10.11.2017

As part of events to mark SADC Malaria Day, Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi together with a team of Health Ministers from other member states have conducted anti-malaria spraying missions at Giyani in Limpopo. The ministers were on site carrying canisters containing anti-malaria chemicals at Thomo village. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the Minister of Health, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi

SSA lays charges against Jacques Pauw 09.11.2017

The State Security Agency (SSA) has laid charges against veteran journalist Jacques Pauw for contravening certain sections of the State Security Act. The charges stem from the publication of Pauw's book "the President's Keepers which alleges that millions of rands of tax payers' money flowed into the bank accounts of bogus spies among other revelations about government and dirty tricks in SA's law...

SA companies fingered in controversial Paradise Papers 07.11.2017

A huge new leak of financial documents has revealed how the powerful and ultra-wealthy, including Britain Queen Elizabeth's private estate, secretly invest vast amounts of cash in offshore tax havens - based in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda. US President, Donald Trump's commerce secretary - Wilbur Ross - is shown to have a stake in a firm dealing with Russians sanctioned by the US. The leak, dubb...

Mugabe fires Vice President Emerson Mnangagwa 06.11.2017

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has fired Vice President Emerson Mnangagwa, after Mugabe and his wife Grace repeatedly denounced him over the weekend. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to our SABC foreign Desk Editor, Sophie Mokoena

ANC concerned about leadership pronouncements 06.11.2017

The ANC in the Eastern Cape is confident that the party would be united in the province before the highly anticipated party's National Elective Conference in December. The newly elected Provincial Executive Committee met with its alliance partners and Nelson Mandela Bay Regional Executive Committee in Port Elizabeth. The aim of the meeting is to strengthen relations within party's structures. The...

Interview with new SAA Chief Executive Officer Vuyani Jarana 01.11.2017

The new South African Airways (SAA) Chief Executive Officer Vuyani Jarana started his first day at the national carrier today following his appointment in September. Jarana has being credited with transforming and positioning Vodacom Business as a growth engine of Vodacom. National Treasury said Jarana has built a solid and transformed organisation with emphasis on both top line business growth, a...

SAMWU demands pre suspension against two metro police officers be canceled 01.11.2017

Municipal workers union - SAMWU - says it has written to the of the Ekurhuleni city manager to demand that pre suspension hearing against two metro police officers be canceled. The Ekurhuleni Metro police officers appear on a video brandishing piles of cash in take-away containers. SAMWU says it's just mere speculation that the money in possession of the officers was the proceeds of crime. We are...

Romantic comedy Zulu Wedding set to hit the cinema screens 01.11.2017

The much anticipated romantic-comedy Zulu Wedding is set to hit the cinema screens nationwide in February 2018. Produced and directed by Lineo Sekeleoane, the movie follows the life of a woman who leaves South Africa to America to persue her dance career, where she finds love. When she brings her American lover home, she discovers she had traditionally been engaged to a Zulu king, since birth. The...

IFP calls for Ad Hoc Committee to look into the Social Grants payment system 01.11.2017

INTRO: The Department of Social Development and the South African Post Office, are set to brief a joint sitting of the Social Development Portfolio Committee and Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) on the way forward following a deadlock yesteday regarding the social grants distributions contracts. SAPO and SASSA were sent packing, with an order to come up with an agreement to ensure eve...

2 appear in court for harbouring escapees 31.10.2017

Five prisoners who were re-arrested after escaping from the Kutama Sinthumule maximum security prison have briefly appeared at the Louis Trichartd Magistrate's court in Limpopo. They have been charged with escaping from custody. They escaped last week during a strike by prison warders. During the strike, inmates went on the rampage, and setting parts of the prison on fire. Two of the prisoners are...

SA warned about Black Death plague 31.10.2017

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases says South Africans need not be alarmed about the so-called Black Death plague. This follows an outbreak of the disease in neighbouring Madagascar where some 1-thousand 300 cases have been reported. A South African died after visiting the Island. The NICD held a media briefing to given an update of the disease. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the spokespe...

Unemployment rate remains unchanged - StatsSA 31.10.2017

The unemployment rate for the third quarter of 2017, remains unchanged at 27-point-7 percent. However, the financial sector did record some growth in employment- with the industry creating 68 000 jobs. Manufacturing, Construction and Agriculture are the only sectors that didn't report any employment growth quarter-to-quarter and they've declined by 50 000, 30 000 and 25 000 respectively. Tsepiso M...

We are prepared to work with SAPO - Dlamini 31.10.2017

The Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini says they are prepared to work with the South African Post office. She, also urged SAPO to enter again into procurement processes on alternative payment services for social grants distributions. Dlamini was was speaking in Parliament where the Treasury, SASSA and the Post Office - accompanied by ministers, were briefing joint committes on progr...

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