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#ToTheBallot -Political Party Profile 05.10.2023 42:28
Guest: Masizole Mnqasela - President of Alliance of Citizens for Change (ACC) Every Wednesday on #SAfmNightTalk we put a focus on a political party in South Africa, getting to know them, finding out what makes them relevant as well as find out what is their party's promise to you, the electorate. This evening we get to know Alliance of Citizens for Change (ACC) under the leadership of leader is fo...
A focus on the NGO Sector in SA 05.10.2023 27:59
Guest: Dr. Matome Kganakga - Coordination Committee Member Of The South African National Aids Council Civil Society Forum NGOs play an indispensable role in South Africa, many times bridging the gap between governments and citizens, particularly in the provision of basic services, such as health, water, sanitation, and education, to name but a few. However, government has faced criticism, particu...
The department of basic education commissions survey on unusual behavior in schools 04.10.2023 25:34
Guest: Guest: Matakanye Matakanye, General Secretary of the National Association for School Governing Bodies Researchers from the Pretoria and Johannesburg universities have been commissioned to investigate unusual behavior and “strange experiences” at schools in South Africa. The department of basic education says the surveys will cover 3-thousand schools across the country after reports of stran...
The United Nations Security Council has authorized a foreign security mission to Haiti 04.10.2023 21:21
Guest: Johanna Leblanc, Partner at Adomi Advisory Group, PLLC The United Nations Security Council has voted to authorize a Multinational Security Support mission to the gang-controlled island-nation of Haiti for 12 months. 13 countries voted in favour of the text with abstentions from Russia and China. The country's leadership asked the Council almost a year ago for an international force to suppo...
Teenage Pregnancy in South Africa 03.10.2023 30:45
Guest: Phinah Kodisang CEO of the Soul City Institute Current statistics on adolescent/teenage pregnancy show that there has been a significant increase in young girls falling pregnant since then. These statistics reveal that over 150 000 young girls were pregnant in the 2022/2023 financial year. According to the Health Minister, health workers are now obliged to report cases of pregnant underage...
Open Line - Caller shares ADHD experience 03.10.2023 6:28
Open Line Guest: Brad from Durban
Understanding what the provision of mental health services to people living with different disabilities entails 30.09.2023 8:38
Guest: Tshepo Kgadima - Energy Analyst
Road to hiring the next Eskom CEO - Does SA have a shortage of Engineers? 30.09.2023 20:22
Guest: Tshepo Kgadima
Black Industrialist Policy 27.09.2023 8:49
Guest: Andile TLHOAELE. -B-BBEE and Transformation Analyst This evening we discuss the black industrialists policy and look at what it has achieved since inception in 2015, and how it has changed the landscape of our economy, and how sustainable it has been in terms of the entrepreneurs and enterprises created.
Crime IN SA - Following Police Minister's briefing today, do his promises inspire the nation's confidence? 27.09.2023 17:22
Guest: Mary de Haas - Independent researcher and violence monitor South African police Minister Bheki Cele briefed the media in Pretoria, and he highlighted some of the South African Police Service’s (Saps) recent successes. Amongst other things: -Police Minister Bheki Cele says academics, members of the media, and certain forces within the police have an agenda to undo their work - Cele says h...
Parental Leave 26.09.2023 15:54
Guest: Rumbi Chidoori Regional Advocacy and Policy Coordinator at sonke Gender Justice South Africa could soon have a new gender-neutral parental leave policy. A case against the Minister of Employment and Labour recently heard at the Gauteng High Court recently, is seeking a gender-neutral parental policy that enables all employees to take parental leave regardless of their gender. Current laws...
Heritage Day 2023 - Language rights 26.09.2023 32:36
Guest: Dave Steward - Chairperson of the FW de Klerk Foundation Guest: Mr Julius Dantile -PanSALB Executive Head of Languages Heritage Day on 24 September recognises and celebrates the cultural wealth of our nation. South Africans celebrate the day by remembering the cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa. As we mark heritage day, we put a focus on lan...
Organ donation in South Africa 22.09.2023 29:44
Guest: Stella De Kock - Managing Director at TELL Approximately 4700 people are waiting for a life-saving organ or cornea transplant in South Africa, but only 0.2% of our population are registered organ donors. Organ and tissue donation is a simple choice that will cost you nothing but a few minutes of your time to register. How can attitudes towards organ donation be changed? Our guest today i...
South Afrcia Water Crisis - How do we get it right? 22.09.2023 21:57
Guest: Carin Bosman - Independent water governance advisor. Rand Water and Johannesburg Waterrecently made a call to consumers and citizens, cautioning them to use water sparingly due to an alarming deficit between supply and demand. In the begginning of this year, the country saw the community of Hammanskraal struck by a deadly cholera outbreak, Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink has come out to say th...
#ToTheBallot -Labour Union Role in Politics 21.09.2023 25:06
Guest: Mathew Parks - Spokesperson for the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) Do labour movements still have significant influence over electoral politics outcomes? Also touching on the role we can expect them to play, as SA's political landscape moves towards being that of coalition government?
Court Challenge to the “arbitrary” ID blocking practice by Home Affairs 21.09.2023 21:27
Guest: Thandeka Chauke - Statelessness Project Manager at Lawyers for Human Rights The Minister of Home Affairs had previously revealed in Parliament in the year 2020 that his department was dealing with more than 800,000 blocked ID cases, involving alleged duplicates and what it claims are “fraudulent” IDs. In response to this, Lawyers for Human Rights launched a campaign: “My ID, Unlock My Life”...
The National State Enterprises Bill 20.09.2023 20:18
Guest: Sandile Swana - Political and Governance Analyst South Africa has released a draft law that is aimed at facilitating the creation of a holding company which will house struggling SOE Such as power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. But some experts have said that this newly published National State Enterprises Bill- aimed at re-organizing SOEs, is not immune to state capture. Does this bill ai...
The United Nations General Assembly 20.09.2023 23:26
Guest: Roland Henwood - Lecturer in the Department of Political Sciences at the University of Pretoria While delivering the country statement to the United Nations General Assembly in New York., President Cyril Ramaphosa made a call to transform the global financial architecture. He also says urgent action is needed to address the effects of the covid-19 pandemic - and climate change. The Preside...
The Night Talk - Role of Corectional Service 19.09.2023 23:02
Guest: Dr Simon Howell - Senior Researcher, Center of Criminology at the University of Cape Town. South Africa has opted for a human rights-based rather than a stringent law enforcement punitive approach to the management of the country's correctional facilities.
City of Tshwane's Plans to end reliance on Eskom 19.09.2023 20:29
Guest: Prof Hatmunt Winkler - University of Johannesburg Physics professor with a research in interest in sunlight modeling. Guest: Tshepo Kgadima - Energy Analyst The Executive Mayor of Tshwane Metro, Cilliers Brink has announced that the City is considering a private partnership to enhance the functioning of the Rooiwal and Pretoria West Power Station. This they foresee assisting the city to...
Nigerian Grid Collapse - Adekunie Owolabi 15.09.2023 23:18
Guest: Adekunie Owolabi - Journalist and Researcher Digital Editor at the Diplomatic Watch now a US based Diplomatic Affairs news agency. Nigeria's electricity distribution companies reported "a total system collapse"on Thursday, causing widespread blackouts across Africa's economy. Power generation fell to zero in the early hours and had risen to 273 mega watts (MW) by 10:30 GMT, still well below...
SASSA Grant paymenrs - Alexandra Abrahams 15.09.2023 19:19
Guest: Alexandra Abrahams - Democratic Alliance (DA) Member of Parliament (MP) and Deputy Shadow Minister for Social Development Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu says those responsible for the delays in social grant payments will be held responsible. Thousands of social grants recipients were affected.
#ToTheBallot - Can the IFP Remain relevent beyond Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi's passing? 14.09.2023 24:37
Guest: Mr. Sakhile Hadebe - Academic in the School of Politics at UKZN President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared a Special Official Funeral. Prince Mangasuthu Buthelezi will be burred on Saturday. (16 September 2023) "The Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement founded by Dr. Mangosuthu Buthelezi in1975 had some of its roots in the cultural organisation, Inkatha" established by King Solomon in...
Climate Change impact on Africa 14.09.2023 19:10
Guest: Chris Trisos - The Director of The Climate Risk Lab based at the African Climate and Development initiative at University of Cape Town While Africa global carbon emission stand at 4%, according to the African development bank, Africa is the most vulnerable continent to climate change impacts under all climate scenarios above 1.5 degrees Celsius. There are fears the number of fatalities in L...
Austerity Measures by National Treasury 14.09.2023 7:44
Guest: Trevor Shaku - South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu) Spokesperson President Cyril Ramaphosa this evening held a closed-door meeting with organised labor federation to discuss among other things , concerns over economic crisis. In the end of August, National Treasury send a communication to all government departments instructing them to implement austerity measures as part of the...
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