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#SPEAKOUT Helps online consume get his money back 26.03.2015

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

UCT VC Max Price Rhodes VC, Dr Sizwe Mabizela & Eusebuis Mckenzie #Rhodes 25.03.2015

A meeting of all stakeholders of the University of Cape Town is expected to be held in a couple of hours to decide the future of a Cecil John Rhodes statue. The meeting will also discuss transformation at the institution. UCT Vice-Chancellor, Max Price says decisions coming out of the meeting will culminate in a proposal to the university council. A group of students has been occupying the main ad...

IPID Head Robert Mcbride suspended 25.03.2015

Independent Police Investigative Directorate IPID Head Robert Mcbride was suspended yesterday, following a notice of suspension that was served on him by Mnister of Police, Nkosinathi Nlheko. An urgent interdict McBride sought last week, to prevent his suspension from Ipid, was struck off the roll in the High Court in Pretoria. It's all about the ongoing debacle surrounding an investigation into t...

Home Affairs loses appeal to prevent Zim national to re-enter SA 24.03.2015

A Cape Town family is in limbo despite a ruling by the Constitutional Court which effectively allows the foreign spouse to remain in South Africa. The Department of Home Affairs lost a costly appeal over its attempt to prevent a Zimbabwean man from re-entering the country. But his residency status remains uncertain

#SpeakOut helps Yolanda Williams after months of fighting with Benoni Board 24.03.2015

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

former Proteas fast bawler Makhaya Ntini predictions on NZ vs SA game 23.03.2015

South Africa's national cricket team will take on co-hosts New Zealand for a place in the final of the 2015 Cricket World Cup on in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Following their clinical nine-wicket victory over Sri lanka in last week's quarter-final, Proteas skipper AB de Villiers says the team is oozing confidence before this clash at Eden Park, despite having been knocked out by the Kiwis...

Human Rights lawyers approach Court for refugee children to be granted asylum 23.03.2015

Lawyers for Human Rights have approached the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, asking that it removes obstacles which make it difficult for orphaned refugee children to be granted asylum. The Refugee Act does not include orphans in its definition of dependants for purposes of seeking asylum. This means that their aunts or uncles first have to be declared their legal guardians before they can a...

Latest update and analysis on the Bob Hewitt case 23.03.2015

The trial of tennis doubles champion, Bob Hewitt has been postponed to next month. Earlier Hewitt was found guilty on two charges of rape and one of sexual assault. He's been granted 10 thousand rand bail in the Palm Ridge magistrates court, east of Johannesburg.

#SpeakOut We help Mr Mawasha claim back money from SA Principals union 19.03.2015

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

Constitutional Court sanctions agreed timetable for grants tender processes 19.03.2015

The Constitutional Court has sanctioned an agreed timetable for the finalisation of the tender process for the multi-billion rand social grant system. In April last year the court ordered the rerun of the tender after it found the tender awarded to Cash Paymaster Service was unlawful. CPS wanted to challenge the new Request for Proposals. But before the matter could be heard, the Social Security A...

man convicted for the 2002 murder of police officer to have conviction reconside 18.03.2015

A third man convicted for the 2002 murder of a police officer will finally have his conviction reconsidered by the Constitutional Court. In May last year, the Constitutional Court rejected Thembekile Molaodzi's appeal because he failed to raise any constitutional grounds. But in a lucky strike, Moloadzi's case will be reconsidered after two others convicted for the same crime raised a constitution...

McBride's lawyers say only Parliamentary process can suspend head of IPID 13.03.2015

PM Live host Bongi Gwala speaks to Institute for Security Studies's Jacques Marais on Robert Mcbride's lawyers have told the High Court in Pretoria that a Parliamentary process should be the only way to suspend head of IPID to ensure independence

Tribute to Rapper Nkuli "Flabba" Habedi 13.03.2015

The funeral of murder hip hop icon, Nkululeko "Flabba" Habedi will take place on Sunday at the Alexandra Stadium, north of Johannesburg. The award winning rapper was stabbed to death allegedly by his girlfriend. Earlier this week, hundreds of fans paid respect to the Skwatta Kamp member at his memorial service in Newtown. Today we pay Tribute to the hip-Hop star featuring some of his closest frien...

Public Entrerprises Minister Lynne Brown confirms suspension of Eskom Execs 12.03.2015

Entrerprises Minister Lynne Brown has confirmed that she approved the suspension of four senior Eskom Executives by the utility's board. Brown says she's hopeful that the inquiry into Eskom will help put to rest, all the concerns about the running of the utility. I earlier spoke to the minister and first asked her if she was consulted before the decision was taken.

Shoprite checkers to convince con court about wine licence. 12.03.2015

Grocery chain, Shoprite Checkers, has to convince the Constitutional Court that its grocers wine licence constitutes a property right and that the Eastern Cape government did not have sufficient reason to take it away. The provincial government's new liquor law effectively bans the sale of table wines inside grocery stores. If retailers like Shoprite want to continue selling those table wines they...

#SPEAKOUT 12.03.2015

We attempt to help Leon Bester get his money back for items bought online but were never delivered. We Speak to online ombuds on what to look out for when shopping online.

court battle is looming against Lonmin Platinum Mine and the Bapo Ba Mogale 11.03.2015

A bitter court battle is looming against the world's third largest platinum producer, Lonmin Platinum Mine and the Bapo Ba Mogale Traditional Council over a R600 million rand equity deal closed in December 2014. This comes after Chairperson of a local Community Based Organisation, Kholisile Dingiswayo announced plans to approach the North West High Court, through the University of Western Cape's L...

Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke laments slow pace of rural reform in SA 11.03.2015

Deputy Chief Justice, Dikgang Moseneke, has lamented the slow pace of rural land reform in South Africa. The Deputy Chief Justice participated in a dialogue on land reform last friday. The inaugural dialogue series was launched at the Womens Jail on Constitution Hill. It is hosted by the Centre for Law and Society in partnership with Heinrich Boll Stiftung

#SpeakOut helps Benny Obayi get money from removal company a year later 10.03.2015

Benny Obayi contacted VIP movers to help him relocate from Eastern Cape to Gauteng. VIP Movers could not help after payment was made and Benny wanted his money back

@Candice_klein reports on possible release for wrongfully accused cop killers 10.03.2015

Three men wrongfully convicted for the 2002 murder of a police officer, face the prospect of being released after spending over a decade in prison. This follows concessions from the National Prosecuting Authority during a Constitutional Court appeal. Although the Constitutional Court has reserved judgment, all indications point to the three being freed

Health Care Ombudsman is to be appointed to monitor health institutions 09.03.2015

Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi says this will assist in addressing mounting cases of negligence that are cost the health system millions of rand in litigation claims. Motsoaledi says South Africa will for the first time employ the services of a Health Care Ombudsman. He says the new office will investigate all wrong doings committed by health institutions and health practitioners. Motsowaledi wa...

Sports Minister @FikileMbalula on SA bid to host 2022 commonwealth games 06.03.2015

The government will inject two-billion-rand into sports development over the next seven years if Durban wins the 2022 Commonwealth Games bid.

Cosatu President Sdumo Dlamini says there is no bad blood between #cosatu & Vavi 05.03.2015

A forensic report into alleged impropriety in the sale of Cosatu's old head office and purchase of a new one in Johannesburg has implicated general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi. The report, by auditing firm Sizwe Ntsaluba Gobodo shows that the auditors have not been able to meet Vavi despite attempts to do so. Cosatu deputy general secretary Bheki Ntshalintshali says a letter will be written to Vavi,...

#SpeakOut 05.03.2015

Anna Mokhaba bought 3 Garage doors and Motors that stopped working a dew days after installation.

Lesotho Prime Ministers form coalition 04.03.2015

Former Lesotho Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili of the Democratic Congress and deputy prime minister, Mothetjwa Metsing of the Lesotho Congress for Democracy have signed an agreement to form a coalition with five other parties. The deal will make Mosisili leader of the coalition with Metsing his deputy. The development came after the Independent Electoral Commission announced the final results of...

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