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Senior Lecturer at the Department of Nature Conservation at TUT says that Sanparks has experience

The brain drain of highly skilled professionals from South Africa is showing signs of reversing.

CEO of Homecoming Revolution, Angel Jones says they have always encouraged South Africans who want to go abroad and gain experience.

Tom Wheeler talks about the about the unrest in some African countries

Head of Public Relations William Mabasa says the killing of an elephant was in the best interest of the people in the park

Head of Public Relations William Mabasa says the killing of an elephant was in the best interest of the people in the park.

Lorayne Excell speaks on the importance of early childhood development

Advisor to Angie Motshekga, Panyaza Lesufi talks about the importance of supporting early learning

Researcher in the Economics Department at Stellenbosch University Nicholas Spaull on the drop outs

Head of Research at the Early Learning Resource Linda Biersteker speaks on how parents can help their children to be ready for school

Humanitarian organisation the Gift of the Givers says face-to-face negotiations with Al-Qaeda will be vital in trying to secure the release of South African teacher Pierre Korkie captured in Yemen.

Director and Chief Economist at Econometrix, Dr Azar Jammine, says if the ANC is serious about creating jobs it must focus on improving the standard of education in the country.

Chief Economist of Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt, says the government must now focus on the obstacles hampering its efforts to create jobs.

Meanwhile, Chairperson of Times Media Group and former CEO of Anglo American South Africa, Kuseni Dlamini says after reading the ANC’s manifesto it is evident that the government is talking the issue of creating jobs in the country serious.

Political Analyst Professor Somadoda Fikeni says the ANC needs a commanding majority now more than before if it aims at changing some parts of the constitution.

Political analyst Professor Somadoda Fikeni says the ANC in 2004 didn’t reach its highest possible level.

Mkhize says the economic resection and national mood play a role in how elections are conducted.

African National Congress (ANC) Treasurer General Zweli Mkhize says they are confident that the ruling party will win the upcoming national election.

African National Congress (ANC) policy head Jeff Radebe has dismissed suggestions that the ruling party is contemplating on whether to use President Jacob Zuma or his deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa as the face of the party during its election campaign.

Radebe adds that in the next five years the ruling party plans to build one million houses.

Opposition parties have criticised the African National Congress (ANC) for what they call its failure to fulfil its promises.

Mangosuthu Buthelezi from the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) says the ANC should keep it’s promises.

The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) has vowed to continue with more protests and demonstrations against the newly introduced E-toll system in Gauteng.

North West MEC for Public Works and Transport, Raymond Elisha maintains that his department did not flout any procurement policies or directives from the Finance Minister

Another North West government official has defended the purchase of an expensive new luxury vehicle for Premier Thandi Modise.