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Episodes

SA should use influence to advice DRC: Analyst 13.11.2013

Programme Manager, Conflict Prevention and Risk Analysis Division, at the ISS, Stephanie Wolters speaks to Am Live about the DRC situation

Jay Naidoo says active citizenship is knowing your rights 13.11.2013

Former Cosatu general secretary Jay Naidoo says active citizenship is knowing your rights and being able to change what you do not like.

Nicky Goldberg says active citizenship starts with acting responsible. 13.11.2013

SRC member at the University of Stellenbosch, Nicky Goldberg says active citizenship starts with acting responsible.

Zubair Sayed speaks about active citizenship 13.11.2013

Head of communications at the CIVICUS, Zubair Sayed says one of the challenges for many ordinary people is the perception that being an active citizen is demanding

William Bird defines Media Ethics 12.11.2013

Director at Media Monitoring Africa William Bird ddefines the concept of Media Ethics

Joe Thloloe and constitution's role in media 12.11.2013

Director in the Press Council Joe Thloloe says that the constitution should guide all media users.

Zodwa Ntuli speaks on Piracy 12.11.2013

The Department of Trade and Industry, (DTI) Deputy Director General, Zodwa Ntuli has urged consumers not to buy pirated good as they kill the economy.

Vusi Shongwe on Moloto accident 12.11.2013

Mpumalanga Community Safety and Security MEC, Vusi Shongwe blames human error for the notorious Moloto road accident in Vlaklaatgte in the former Kwa Ndebele.

Romeo More speaks about Moloto road accident 12.11.2013

Putco bus Spokesperson, Romeo More describes how Moloto road accident happened.

Phumla Williams speak about Moloto road accident 12.11.2013

Acting government spokesperson, Phumla Williams has sent her condolences to the family of the diseased.

Phumla Williams on Madonsela response to Nkandla Report 12.11.2013

Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Government Communication and Information System Phumla Williams has reiterated government's support for the public protector.

Khutsong residents blames the criminal justice system for failing them 11.11.2013

Khutsong residents have blamed the criminal justice system for failing prosecute the alleged criminals.

Police say community members should not take the into their own hands 11.11.2013

Gauteng police spokesman Neville Malila says community members should not take the law into their own hands.

My brother was killed wrongfully says a community member. 11.11.2013

One of the family members whose brother was killed during last week’s mob justice says his brother was innocent.

Emmanuel Maravanyika says it is unfair to put the blame on police officers 11.11.2013

Lecturer in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Monash University, Emmanuel Maravanyika says it is unfair to put the blame on police officers for the recent mob justice incidents.

IEC happy with registration turn out 11.11.2013

IEC chair Pansy Tlakula says, "people heeded our call .. and we have done fairly well" despite some communities boycotting the process.

SAPS calls on community to help find mother of Diepsloot baby 11.11.2013

Police have appealed to residents of Diepsloot to assist them to track down the mother of a baby who was found murdered at the weekend.

Diepsloot community shocked over toddlers death 11.11.2013

Diepsloot community member, Scelo Shezi says the community needs to work hand in hand with the police to find information on the mother of the toddler.

Some callers on the Forum @ 8 say South Africans don’t practice exceptionalism 08.11.2013

Some of the callers on the Forum @ 8 say South Africans don’t practice exceptionalism.

Adekeye Adebajo was speaking about the origins of exeptionalism on the Forum @ 8 08.11.2013

Dr Adekeye Adebajo was speaking about the origins of exeptionalism on the Forum @ 8, on Friday morning

Dr Adekeye Adebajo is warning against the dangers of exceptionalism. 08.11.2013

Dr Adekeye Adebajo is warning against the dangers of exceptionalism.

Dr Siphamandla Zondi says we have internalised exceptionalism. 08.11.2013

Director at the Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD) Dr Siphamandla Zondi says we have internalised exceptionalism.

Judge’s family to offer support to Thandi Maqubela’s daughters 08.11.2013

Duma Maqubela son of the late acting judge Patrick Maqubela says his family will try to extend a hand to his step-sisters, but says they will not be too pushy.

Put aside rivalryfor CAF 07.11.2013

Football analyst and journalist Neal Collins says thatshe doesnt see why with the firendly rivalry between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates, why supporters cant support Pirates at the CAF's.

Private security disappointed with amendments to Bill 07.11.2013

The private security industry has stressed that the decision of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police to adopt the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill comes as a huge disappointment.

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