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Gerrie Nel says new Afriforum position will be a new challenge 31.01.2017

Top prosecutor Gerrie Nel says his position at Civil Rights Organisation, Afriforum will be a new challenge. Afriforum's CEO, Kalie Kriel and Nel were briefing the media in Pretoria. Nell will join its newly established prosecuting unit as from tomorrow after he announced his resignation at the National Prosecuting Authority earlier today. Afriforum CEO Kallie Kriel says the unit's job will prosec...

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga visits Vuwani Schools. 30.01.2017

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has visited Ha-Masia near Vuwani in Limpopo to congratulate schools that performed well in last year's matric results, despite the demarcation protests. She was accompanied by Education MEC Ishmael Kgetjepe. They have also gone to a school that performed poorly and encouraged the learners. Thousands of learners in Vuwani and surrounding areas missed three m...

Dept of Labour investigates alleged import of workers from China. 30.01.2017

The department of Labour and Home Affairs have set up seperate investigations into the alleged import of over two hundred workers from China. Sephaku has reportedly imported hundreds of Chinese labourers to work at its plant in Lichtenburg . PPC cement company in Slurry near Mahikeng also recently imported over two hundred workrs from China on a project worth R1,7 billion rands. The company says t...

Analyst _ Ralph Mathekga on the Ghordan Vs Gupta saga. 30.01.2017

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has accused the Gupta family and its associates of launching an organised campaign against National Treasury and himself, according to court papers filed today. Gordhan filed his counter affidavit in the North Gauteng High Court in Tshwane this morning, after Oakbay Investments filed court papers on January 20. The papers revolve around a bid by Gordhan, in October...

ANC SG Gwede Mantashe on Brian Molefe, Trump, Succession and War room. 30.01.2017

ANC Secretary-general, Gwede Mantashe says Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe is not yet on the ANC's list for Parliament. Mantashe's statement comes as the party's secretary in North West, Dakota Legoete implied that Brian Molefe is heading to Parliament. During a press briefing at Luthuli House on the outcome of the ANC NEC and Legkotla meeting, Mantashe outlined the party's nomination process...

DA to submit report of Phahlane forensic services corruption. 26.01.2017

The DA says it is in possession of a forensic report that supports allegations by the Police and Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) of corruption in the forensic services, which at that time was headed up by the now Acting National Police Commissioner, General Khomotso Phahlane. The report allegedly contains evidence of procurement irregularities and irregular appointments, among other findings. The DA w...

Acting Police Commissioner Phahlane to approach court to stop IPID investigation 25.01.2017

The SABC has learnt that Acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane will approach a court to stop police watchdog IPID's investigation into the building of his house and acquisition of luxury cars. The investigation into Phahlane is centred around allegations that he received a stereo system, worth 80-thousand rand, from the same chemical company that supplied the SAPS during Phahlane's...

Grace bible church defends itself against those calling the church homophobic 23.01.2017

The Grace Bible Church has defended itself against those calling the church homophobic saying they do not discriminate against anyone. The Soweto based church has been responding after Ghanaian pastor - Bishop Dag Heward-Mills - a guest speaker from Lighthouse chapel international- said animals do not have same sex relationships and therefore its regarded as "unnatural" for humans to do so.

Class action lawsuit against Ford. 17.01.2017

The family of a 33-year-old Ford Kuga driver who died when his car caught fire say they will go ahead with a class action lawsuit against Ford. Speaking to the media in Pretoria, Kaveen Jimmy, the brother of the late Reshall Jimmy says Ford should take responsibility and stop making a mockery of his brother's death in the name of saving their brand. About 30 drivers whose Ford Kugas caught fire ar...

Miners stage sit- in at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine 12.01.2017

The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU)say it's still negotiating with workers who have staged a sit-in underground at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine in Carletonville on the west rand. About one thousand seven hundred workers have been refusing to come out since yesterday morning.

Transport Minister Dipuo Peters releases festive season road stats 10.01.2017

MOTORISTS are in for a few surprises. Transport Minister Dipuo Peters is working on some drastic measures aimed at reducing road fatalities, particularly over the festive season. Over one-thousand-700 people died on the roads during the recent festive season. Among other things the minister is planning to confiscate drivers licences.

Guptas to spill the beans on 'plot' against them 10.01.2017

There is 'smear campaign' engineered 'to eliminate the business of the Gupta family and gain obvious political achievement', this according to Gupta family lawyer, Gert van der Merwe. The Gupta family intend to prove their conspiracy claims in court documents due to be filed on the 20th of January, next week. This is in relation to the explosive affidavit submitted by Minister of Finance Pravin Go...

More than 40-thousand pupils are yet to be placed in Gauteng schools 09.01.2017

More than 40-thousand pupils are yet to be placed in Gauteng schools for the 2017 academic year, two days before schools re-open for the new academic year. This has been attributed to late applications, among other factors. The Gauteng Department of Education had implemented an online application process for grade 1 and grade 8 pupils in the past year.

Matric 2016 Top Achievers 05.01.2017

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga will today announce the 2016 matric results here in Midrand, Johannesburg at 6 pm. The matric class of 2016 was the third Grade 12 batch to write examinations under the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statements- CAPS. Earlier on Producer Ronald Phiri spoke to Nomaan Mulla from Rob Ferreira High School and Hannah Clayton of Rustenburg Girls' High, two top Matr...

Umalusi welcomes 2016 matric results. 29.12.2016

The Department of Basic Education has welcomed the approval of the 2016 matric results. The Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training, UMALUSI has approved the results despite some concerns in the performance of learners regarding mathematics. This is the last matric exams written under Curriculum Assesment Policy Statement (CAPS).

Independent Examinations Board results to be realeased at midnight 29.12.2016

Umalusi has also given the thumbs up to the Independent Examinations Board National Senior Certificate 2016. The board which oversees exams written by pupils from private schools had a 98.3 percent pass rate. It will release the 2016 matric results at midnight.

Panashe Chigumadzi on the Abantu Book Festival 28.12.2016

As yr draws to a close , we reflect on one of the biggest events on the South African literary calendar, the inaugural Abantu Book Festival. It took place earlier this month and saw hundreds of book lovers flock toea Soweto. The event was the first of its kind in South Africa at its magnitude, with an exclusive focus on black writers. It featured authors, storytellers and poets. To reflect on this...

3 Dead After St Albans Prison Brawl 27.12.2016

The Eastern Cape government has condemned the violent clashes that have claimed the lives of three inmates during in a brawl between prisoners and warders in St Albans Correctional Centre in Port Elizabeth yesterday. Over twenty others including five officials were injured. For more on this Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Deputy Justice Minister Thabang Makwetla and Golden Miles Bhudu, president of the...

St Albans prison on lockdown after killings 21.12.2016

The Eastern Cape government has condemned the violent clashes that have claimed the lives of three inmates during in a brawl between prisoners and warders in St Albans Correctional Centre in Port Elizabeth yesterday. Over twenty others including five officials were injured. For more on this Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Deputy Justice Minister Thabang Makwetla and Golden Miles Bhudu, president of the...

Transport ministry responds to calls for Minister to resign. 21.12.2016

The Road Safety Action Campaign in Cape town has come out guns blazing against Transport Minister Dipuo Peters saying she should resign. This after the minister confirmed yesterday that nearly 850 people have died in car accidents since the beginning of December. This is a 17 precent increase from last year's figure of 725 recorded around the same time. The minister says eighty two percent of all...

#ARTSANDCULTURE The great Moscow circus. 21.12.2016

Regarded as Russia's most-famous calling card, the Great Moscow Circus is coming to South Africa. With the funniest clowns, most-daring acrobats, death-defying daredevils, aerial artists, balancers, jugglers and much much more all under the mighty Great Moscow Circus Big Top tent.

Increase in new HIV infections after Vuwani shutdown. 21.12.2016

Limpopo health officials are in the process of enrolling Vuwani teens who were recently found to be pregnant and HIV-positive on the Prevention of Mother-to- Child Transmission programme. The teen girls will also be put on anti-retro viral treatment. Health officials earlier said they had noted an increase in new HIV infections after the resumption of services in Vuwani.

Road Safety Action campaign in CT calls for transport minster's resignation. 21.12.2016

The Road Safety Action Campaign in Cape town has come out guns blazing against Transport Minister Dipuo Peters saying she should resign. This after the minister confirmed yesterday that nearly 850 people have died in car accidents since the beginning of December. This is a 17 precent increase from last year's figure of 725 recorded around the same time. The minister says eighty two percent of all...

Calls for British government to put pressure on Kabila not to seek third term 20.12.2016

Congolese around the world have been mobilizing large-scale demonstrations against the country's long serving President Joseph Kabila whose mandate as a president expired yesterday. It seems Kabila is adamant to stay in power despite the expiration. For more on this SAfm presenter Ike Phaala spoke to Francois Tshimpuki, Director of The Voice of Congo In London.

Former SABC Board member Krish Naidoo on Maguvhe resignation. 19.12.2016

Political parties across the board have welcomed the resignation of the Chairperson of the SABC Board Mbulaeni Maghuve. He was the only remaining member of the beleaguered SABC Board. President Jacob Zuma has accepted Maghuve's resignation and wished him well in his future endeavours.

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