SABC News and Current Affairs
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Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).
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Jun 26, 2026
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Hawks spokesperson Paul Ramoloko speaks about underworld criminals 17.10.2013 1:05
Hawks spokesperson Paul Ramoloko says they are winning the battle against under underworld criminals.
Peter Gastrow, says he believes that South Africa is safe haven for underworld 17.10.2013 4:15
Senior Research Consultant, Peter Gastrow, says he believes that South Africa is safe haven for underworld crime syndicates.
Paul O'Sullivan says it’s a blatant lie that Krejcir was not associated with Iss 17.10.2013 1:02
Independent Forensic Investigator Paul O'Sullivan says it’s a blatant lie that Krejcir was not associated with Issa - Forum @ 8.
Brigadier Neville Malila gives the latest on the Diepsloot suspects 17.10.2013 4:27
Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).
Lumka Oliphant, spokesperson for the Department of Social Development 17.10.2013 5:59
Lumka Oliphant, spokesperson for the Department of Social Development talks about the Child Protection Register
Thuli Madonsela 16.10.2013 2:09
Thuli Madonsela speaks about her mandate as the Public Protector.
Joe Mavuso-Dermacation Board 16.10.2013 3:19
Political analyst, Joe Mavuso says the Dermacation Board’s decision to merge the African National Congress -run Emfuleni and Sedibeng municipalities with the Democratic Alliance-led Midvaal municipality is not politically motivated.
Matlotleng on the Mo Ibrahim index 15.10.2013 3:35
Political Analyst at Excelsior Africa Consulting Dr. Matlotleng Matlou shares his views on why African leaders still have a lot to learn in terms of meeting governance standards.
Israel, Egypt Gaza blockade causing harm 14.10.2013 2:03
Israel and Egypt’s continued blockade of Gaza is causing suffering to the coastal territory’s inhabitants.
US citizen found dead in Egyptian prison 14.10.2013 0:27
A US citizen found dead in his prison cell in Egypt follows the death of a Frenchman who was beaten to death by fellow inmates in a Cairo prison several weeks ago.
Naledi Pandor 14.10.2013 2:29
Naledi Pandor speaks about the Smart Id card on the forum @ 8
Home Affaris Minister Naledi Pandor 14.10.2013 2:10
Naledi Pandor talks about the security features of the Smart ID card
Mkuseli Apleni 14.10.2013 2:33
Mkhuseli Apleni talks about the smart card
EFF support is "overestimated", says political analyst Ebrahim Fakir 14.10.2013 3:52
Political analyst Ebrahim Fakir speaks on AM Live about Julius Malema's newly-formed EFF party and its impact in the South African political landscape.
Muzi Mkhize 11.10.2013 0:50
Chief Director at the Department of Energy Muzi Mkhize says one of the aims why the government is considering the blending of biofuels is to create jobs.
Charles Rethman 11.10.2013 0:50
Charles Rethman says government’s aim in the blending of biofuels is not to reducing carbon emissions
Muzi Mkhize 11.10.2013 4:42
Chief Director At The Dept of Energy Muzi Mkhize Talks About Food Security In Relation With Biofuel.
Amcu strike was unnecessary: Amplats 11.10.2013 2:52
Anglo American Platinum says the two week long strike by Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) was unnecessary. Amcu affiliated workers are set to return to work on Friday morning, following the strike at shafts in Rustenburg and Limpopo over the retrenchment of more than 3000 workers.
Amcu says over a thousand jobs have been salvaged. 11.10.2013 2:43
Amcu President, Joseph Mathunjwa says over a thousand jobs have been salvaged from the more than three thousand that were to be retrenched. Amcu affiliated workers are set to return to work on Friday morning, following the strike at shafts in Rustenburg and Limpopo over the retrenchment of more than 3000 workers.
FAWU must pay up in "game-changing" unfair dismissal case 10.10.2013 4:10
The Food and Allied Workers Union says it has taken note of the Constitutional Court decision, which effectively holds it liable to pay compensation in an unfair dismissal case. This after the union bungled a case brought by two of its members against their former employer. Earlier court judgments had held the union liable and ordered it to pay R200 000 in compensation. The Constitutional Court di...
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