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Current Affairs programme which provides listeners with the latest local and International news hosted by Elvis Preslin. Tune in 104-107 every Saturday and Sunday morning from 6 to 7 am
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Be smart about managing student loans 04.03.2023 7:43
Education is the key to a great future, but, like all good things, it comes at a steep price tag. For many graduates, this means shouldering part of the national R16.5 billion student debt and starting a working life with this financial burden. John Manyike, Head of Financial Education at Old Mutual says graduates must have knowledge of better managing student loans so that they are not held host...
Eskom woes on the spotlight 26.02.2023 23:01
Another cabinet member, Gwede Mantashe, this week added his voice in challenging former Group Executive of Eskom, Andre de Ruyter, to name the minister he alleged is involved in corruption at the power utility. Earlier this week, De Ruyter made startling revelations during a television interview relating to entrenched corruption at Eskom implicating the ANC. Appearing before Parliament's Portfoli...
Vote counting underway in Nigeria 26.02.2023 7:34
Vote counting is under way in Nigeria's tightest presidential election since military rule ended in 1999. Saturday's voting was marred by long delays at polling stations, as well as scattered reports of ballot box snatching and attacks by armed men. And some parties have raised alarm over allegations of irregularities, which could lead to a disputed outcome. Tens of thousands of polling stations...
Judge Makhubele's leadership conduct questioned 25.02.2023 4:20
The Judicial Conduct Tribunal into former PRASA interim board chairperson, Judge Tintswalo Nana Makhubele's conduct has been adjourned until May. Makhubele is accused of breaching the separation of powers principle by serving as a judge of the High Court while being chairperson of Prasa. Civil society organisation #UniteBehind lodged a complaint with the Judicial Service Commission three years ago...
Nigerians head to the voting polls 25.02.2023 8:20
Voters in Africa's biggest economy and most populous country, Nigeria, head to the polls this morning to elect a new president and lawmakers, in what is set to be a close contest amid rising frustration over cash and fuel shortages, unprecedented insecurity and surging inflation. President Muhammadu Buhari, who will complete his constitutionally allowed two terms in May, is not on the ballot. Vote...
SA's grey list status on the spotlight 25.02.2023 7:39
Global financial crime watchdog the Financial Action Task Force - FATF has added South Africa to its grey list group of countries under special scrutiny to implement standards to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing. Being added to the grey list is a reputational knock for the country, which has been trying to address shortcomings identified by the FATF. Critics say the government le...
Ukraine marks first anniversary of the Russia's invasion 25.02.2023 6:30
Ceremonies took place across Ukraine yesterday to mark the first anniversary of the Russia's invasion. President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a message of defiance to his people vowing Ukraine will do everything to win the war while NATO leaders pledged continued support for Ukraine. On 24 February 2022, Vladimir Putin sent troops into Ukraine, hoping to take over the country in a matter of days....
Sunday Discussion: What kind of Cabinet does Ramaphosa need to drive and execute his SONA vision? 12.02.2023 22:42
President Cyril Ramaphosa is anytime now expected to unveil his new cabinet that will drive and fulfill the agenda he set out in Thursday's State of the Nation Address. The speech centered on finding solutions for key issues facing South Africans, among them the load-shedding crisis, reducing unemployment, poverty, and the rising cost of living as well as combating crime and corruption. He announc...
EFF threatens to take National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula to the Constitutional Court 11.02.2023 6:11
The EFF has threatened to take National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula to the Constitutional Court for allowing armed police into the chamber of parliament at the Cape Town City Hall, where President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his State of the Nation Address. EFF President Julius Malema says Mapisa-Nqakula's actions were unconstitutional. At a media briefing in Parliament, Malema said onl...
The Credit Ombud urges couples to plan carefully for their expenses on Valentine's Day 11.02.2023 4:17
The Credit Ombud says couples should carefully plan for their expenses on Valentine's Day. The ombud also warns that couples should not use credit to enjoy the lovers' day. Among tips that money-savvy and creative couples could consider are making their own gifts, cooking together at home rather than going out, and offering a bouquet of flowers from their own garden. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to Cr...
Rapper, Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes shot dead outside a restaurant in Durban 11.02.2023 3:32
Police have opened two murder cases after a famous South African Rapper, Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes, and another person was shot dead outside a restaurant in Durban, last night. According to reports, the rapper and his bodyguard were leaving Wish' restaurant on Florida road when two men on foot fired shots at them. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to Kwazulu-Natal police spokesperson Colonel Robert Netshiund...
Sunday Discussion: Seven year Anniversary of the 2016 tragedy of the collapse of the Lily Mine container that trapped 3 workers 05.02.2023 23:11
Today marks exactly seven years since the 2016 tragedy of the collapse of the Lily Mine container that trapped 3 workers, Yvonne Mnisi, Pretty Nkambule and Solomon Nyirenda. THIS MORNING prayer sessions and a site visit to the mine will be conducted as part of commemorations of the disaster. Labour unions and some political parties have been working over the years trying to assist the families of...
Pope Francis concludes his visit to Africa with a mass in Juba, South Sudan 05.02.2023 10:00
Pope Francis is today winding up his visit to Africa and is expected to celebrate Mass in Juba, South Sudan, before flying back to Rome. The pope's visit to South Sudan is aimed in part at shoring up a 2018 peace deal that has reduced violence and stopped a return to full-scale war in the country. Before his arrival in Juba on Friday, Pope Francis was in the Democratic Republic of Congo from Tuesd...
The ANC to seek leave to appeal the court ruling ordering it to hand over its cadre deployment records to the opposition DA 04.02.2023 4:41
The ANC yesterday announced that it will seek leave to appeal the court ruling ordering it to hand over its cadre deployment records to the opposition DA. Last week lawyers for the DA argued that the ANC's deployment policy was unconstitutional and the court should declare it invalid as it is the root cause of problems in the delivery of basic services including electricity. But the ANC said the c...
Three board members resign over the highly contentious South African Tourism deal with English Premier League football club 04.02.2023 8:01
The highly contentious South African Tourism deal with English Premier League football club, Tottenham Hotspur deepens as 3 board members have reportedly resigned. Board members, Enver Duminy, Ravi Nadasen and Rosemary Anderson have tendered their resignation from the board of South African Tourism, effective immediately. Resulting of a difference of opinion, Nadasen and Duminy's resignation and A...
Residents in several parts of Gauteng grapple with water outages due to technical issues with the system caused by load shedding 04.02.2023 8:23
Residents in several parts of Joburg and Tshwane were this week grappling with water outages. This was after Rand Water confirmed that there were problems with water supply to municipalities because of technical issues with the system caused by load shedding. Many residents complained that there was no notice or communication from authorities on what the problem is and when they could expect the p...
Consumer Slot: Understanding the insurable and uninsurable events due to loadshedding 04.02.2023 8:25
With load shedding not going anywhere anytime soon, consumers' continuous 'powerless' struggles are set to persist for the foreseeable future. Although load shedding is seen as an "uninsurable" risk under insurance policies, its effects of it can still be covered. A question that many consumers ask is if insurance policies will cover breakage or theft due to load shedding. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke...
Many SA doctors remain unemployed 29.01.2023 22:31
While government health-care facilities across the country are operating on skeleton staff negatively impacting the quality of medical care provided to patients, many qualified medical doctors continue to sit at home without work. It is this untenable situation that led the South African Medical Association Trade Union - SAMATU - to the streets on Thursday as they marched in four provinces to bri...
Are 18 year olds really ready for University? 29.01.2023 11:31
With the recent release of the class of 2022 matric results, many matriculants who have achieved their desired results will be looking to enter the higher education stage of their academic careers by registering at various universities and colleges. While those who feel they did not perform to their expectations will be looking at many other options that offer them a successful second chance. Howe...
New Jhb Mayor Thapelo Amad ready for the challenge 28.01.2023 24:17
The ANC, Patriotic Alliance and Minority Parties coalition in the City of Johannesburg will strengthen, rather than destabilise the local authority. This is according to ANC Gauteng Chairperson Panyaza Lesufi while briefing the media alongside the coalition partners and the newly elected executive mayor of the City of Johannesburg Thapelo Amad. We spoke to the newly elected Mayor of the City of J...
If you have debt, your repayment amount has just gone higher 28.01.2023 7:46
If you have debt, your repayment amount has just gone higher. This comes after the Reserve Bank on Thursday hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points taking the new base interest rate to 7.25%. This means the prime lending rate -- the rate that banks charge when clients borrow money is now at 10-point 7-5%. Experts are warning that homeowners are likely to feel the pinch from the latest increase in t...
Russia launches a wave of missiles on Ukraine 28.01.2023 8:24
Russia launched a wave of missiles on Ukraine on Thursday, a day after Germany and the United States pledged tanks to aid Kyiv's fight against the invasion. Eleven people died after 35 buildings were struck across several regions. The strikes also damaged two energy facilities. The barrage came as Russia said it perceived the new offer of military support as direct Western involvement in the confl...
Female circumcision on the spotlight 22.01.2023 24:34
Diverse cultures in Matatiele near the border between the Eastern Cape in South Africa and Lesotho are still unified by an initiation ritual for young girls. Different ethnic groups that include the amaHlubi, amaXhosa and baSotho take their young girls for Female Circumcision. Fourteen girls from kwaSibi village in Matatiele were welcomed back after undergoing this rite of passage. However, views...
Matric results out; where to from here? 21.01.2023 6:43
Finally, the much-anticipated 2022 matric results are out. Learners who were anxiously waiting for their results can now focus on the next big step of their lives as many of them enter the various universities around the country. And that presents a new set of problems including confirmation of registration, registration fees and securing funding from NSFAS. We now look at what's in store for lear...
7 farm-workers die of heat stroke 21.01.2023 6:50
The Agricultural Food and Allied Democratic Workers Union - AFADWU - says it is deeply disturbed by the death of 7 farmworkers who succumbed to heat stroke while working on a farm in Kakamas in the Northern Cape. Temperatures in the Lower Orange region peaked at over 40-degrees celcius over the past few weeks, and it keeps on soaring. It's also harvest time for table grape farmers and farmworkers...
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