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Clive Ramathibela on India's growth exceeds economists estimates 09.02.2016 4:16
1. Emerging-market stocks ended a two-day gain amid the widest price swings this year as slumping oil prices sapped energy companies and traders weighed the timing of U.S. interest-rate increases 2. More than a quarter of the African nations south of the Sahara Desert have presidential elections this year, and renewable energy developers could stand to benefit 3. India sees its growth exceeding ec...
Constitutional Court hearing into the powers of the Public Protector underway 09.02.2016 5:01
The much-anticipated Constitutional Court hearing into the powers of the Public Protector is set to get underway this morning (tuesday 9 february). The marathon hearing before the highest court in the land is expected to settle the dispute over whether President Jacob Zuma is obliged to pay to pay back money for non-security features at his Nkandla home. Senior Constitutional Court reporter, Candi...
Analysis on NDPP's decision to prosecute Soweto Special Branch 09.02.2016 4:52
Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza on NDPP's decision to prosecute members of the Soweto Special Branch for the murder of Nokuthula Simelane.
NDPP decides to prosecute member of the Soweto Special Branch 09.02.2016 5:09
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says they have decided to prosecute four members of the Soweto Special Branch for the murder of Nokuthula Simelane. Simelane disappeared in September 1983. She was an ANC underground operative. She disappeared in the hands of the Soweto Special Branch. Sakina spoke to spokesperson of the NPA Luvuyo Mfaku and Thembi Nkadimeng , sister to Nokuthula Simelane L...
Police confirm incident where EFF allegedly attempted set alight Maine’s house 09.02.2016 3:29
The North West police have confirmed an incident where a group of EFF members allegedly attempted to attack and set alight the house of the ANC Youth League President, Collen Maine, at his home village outside Taung. The alleged attack happened yesterday afternoon. This is apparently linked to the comments made by Maine at a youth league's rally in Shoshanguve north of Pretoria, over the weekend....
Pharmacy Council of SA on the sale of HIV Testing kits at pharmacies 09.02.2016 4:12
HIV testing kits are now available over the counter. The Pharmacy Council of South Africa says pharmacists can now sell HIV testing kits at their pharmacies. The Council says the ban on the sale of the testing kits was removed last year and is now ready to be implemented. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to CEO of Pharmacy Council of South Africa Amos Masango...
Nadir Thokan on economic news and markets update 09.02.2016 6:58
1. Amplats earnings 2. India's economic growth numbers 3. Janet Yellen's testimony to congress later this week
Lily Mine not loosing hope on workers strapped in Barberton 09.02.2016 3:55
The search for the three missing staff members of the Lily gold mine continues. Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Lilly Mine Operations Director who says the search is at the critical stage, but they are not loosing hope.
China foreign-exchange reserves shrink | Oil Prices | Saudi Arabia and Venezuel 08.02.2016 6:38
Markets Analyst Clive Ramathibela looks at China's foreign-exchange reserves shrank to the smallest since 2012, Oil traded near $31 a barrel after Saudi Arabia and Venezuela met to discuss cooperating to stabilize the market and U.S. data signalled investors are split on the direction for prices and U.S. companies created 151,000 jobs in January, a disappointment compared to the economist consensu...
US jobs numbers | Shrinking Chinese foreign reserves | Budget Speech 08.02.2016 9:02
Nadir Thokan, Analyst at 27Four Investment Managers looks at US jobs numbers that came out on Friday, shrinking Chinese foreign reserves and why is this happening and the tough task facing Pravin Gordhan for the budget speech.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks outt against racism in South Africa 08.02.2016 3:39
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has spoken out against incidents of racism in the country. He said that the government is working hard to improve the economy and create employment. The Deputy President also promised solutions to mitigate against the downgrading of the economy by rating agencies including a negative forecast by the World Bank on the country's growth prospects. He was speaking duri...
Two Durban cyclists have been killed by an alleged drunk driver 08.02.2016 1:59
Two Durban cyclists have been killed by an alleged drunk driver. The incident happened just after five o' clock on Sunday morning. Both cyclists were members of the Kings Park Cycling Club. Minoshni Pillay compiled this report
ANCYL says it is ready to defend its mother body and its president, Jacob Zuma 08.02.2016 3:16
The ANCYL says it is ready to defend its mother body and its president, Jacob Zuma. Addressing thousands of members at the Kgala-mela len-yatso rally in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria, youth league president, Collen Maine, told the crowd they must protect the ANC and not be distracted as the Local Government Elections approach. Maine also had a strong message for opposition parties. Phumzile Mlange...
Tokyo Sexwale pushing on with the race to be FIFA's next president 08.02.2016 4:47
South African Businessman Tokyo Sexwale says he is pushing on with the race to be Football World Governing body FIFA's next president despite a decision by the Confederation of African Football to endorse Bahrain Football Association's President Sheikh Salman bin Khalifa. Sexwale says the continent needs a person who understands what ails football in Africa and he is that man. Sarah Kimani spoke t...
Eskom sensitive to socio-economic challenges in application for tariffs hike 05.02.2016 4:25
The public hearings by the National Energy Regulator, NERSA into Eskom's application to increase tariffs by more than 16 percent were held at Gallagher Estate in Gauteng today. The utility says it is applying for this increase, bearing in mind that consumers are hard pressed. It maintains that it is sensitive to the current socio-economic challenges and the increase will help it meet its financial...
ConCourt case looking into powers of Public Protector set to go ahead on Tuesday 05.02.2016 3:47
The Constitutional Court case looking into the powers of the Public Protector is set to go ahead next Tuesday. President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday proposed how he might go about paying back part of the money for non-security related features to his Nkandla home. The Constitutional Court responded by saying that the parties should decide the issue among themselves. But such an agreement seems unlikely....
Traditional healers are fighting against gave sharing 05.02.2016 4:09
The eThekwini Municipality may soon be forced to revisit its practice of grave sharing if the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities, disapproves it. The issue came under the spotlight at the Commission's recent sitting in Durban. Legal experts say the body has every right to force the municipality to urgently reconsider this. Mi...
COSATU fight for the new pension tax laws to be scrapped 05.02.2016 2:51
COSATU says it is gearing up for a must win battle. The federation is going ahead with their fight for the new pension tax laws to be scrapped. The labour federation held a special Central Executive Committee meeting to map out a way forward with just three months to go before the law comes into effect. The new laws limit workers to withdrawing a third of their pension as a lump sum upon retiremen...
Zimbabwe lost close to two billion US dollars or 160 billion rand in 2015 05.02.2016 2:11
Zimbabwe's Central Bank has unveiled a draft of measures aimed at tightening exchange controls and keeping money in the formal banking sector. The country's Reserve Bank Governor John Manguya says Zimbabwe lost close to two billion US dollars or 160 billion rand - in externalization of funds in 2015. He tabled his 2016 monetary policy yesterday. Shinga Nyoka reports....
Moody’s low GDP growth | What role can professionals do to curb unemployments 05.02.2016 7:38
Moody’s Investor Services indicates that the GDP low growth prospects is credit negative. What does this mean and what would be the impact if any and can professionals play their part in curbing the scourge of unemployed graduates.
Theoretical physicist Adriana Marais on her one way trip to Mars 04.02.2016 4:01
Adriana Marais is preparing herself for a one-way trip to Mars. She has been short-listed for the Mars One project. If selected, she will see her dream of travelling to the Red Planet fulfilled in 2026. Marais, who is a theoretical physicist and member of the Quantum Research Group, says her fascination with living on another planet started at a young age. She joins us on the line now to tell us m...
Riya Phiyega, claims there's a high-level conspiracy to discredit her 04.02.2016 5:03
Suspended Police Commissioner, Riya Phiyega, claims there's a high-level conspiracy to discredit her. She was responding to police watchdog-Independent Police Investigative Directorate's recommendation to Parliament, that she should be criminally charged. This for allegedly withholding information from the Farlam Commission probing the 2012 Marikana shootings. Phiyega says she will fight to clear...
Presidency accuses Zille of leaking confidential Information 04.02.2016 4:40
Presidential spokesperson Bongani Majola says no steps will be taken agains Zille for leaking the confidential information.
Zille denies leaking any confidential information 04.02.2016 5:13
The Presidency says it not impressed with Western Cape Premier Helen Zille for disclosing confidential information. Helen Zille speaks to Sakina Kamwendo about the alleged leak
Grathel Motau looks at governments role in creating jobs 04.02.2016 5:33
1. Under the current economic climate, can government still maintain the role of creating jobs? 2. Often we think education is the life saver, but there are unemployed graduates. How does this happen and how can this be addressed?
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