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MEDIATED CONVERSATION: What is the state of crime and safety in SA cities? 17.09.2020 23:38

Guest: Andy Mashaile - Interpol's Turn Back Crime ambassador Guest: Dr Chris De Kock - Crime Analyst Guest: Siphelele Ngobese - a Researcher in the Urban Safety Programme at SA Cities Network

What Is the #StopHateForProfit All About? 17.09.2020 4:16

Guest: Arthur Goldstuck – CEO of World Wide Worx

The Public Servants Association is preparing salary demands for the 2021-22 financial year & warns government on two-pro 17.09.2020 5:12

The Public Servants Association says it is preparing to table salary demands for the 2021/22-financial year as public servants continue to await payment of increases that were due in April 2020. Guest: Reuben Maleka - Assistant General Manager for the Public Servants Association.

Pool Feed Details and Road closures for the Special Official Funeral of the Late Advocate George Bizos 17.09.2020 5:25

Guest: Phumla Williams, GCIS Director-General

Unite Behind reacts to PRASA Group's Integrated Security Plan by the Department of Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula 17.09.2020 6:22

Guest: Zukie Vuka – Organizer of Unite Behind

department of education has scrapped this year's final exams for grade 10&11 and replaced them with “controlled" tests 17.09.2020 5:02

Guest: Elijah Mhlanga – Department of Basic Education Spokesperson

Vusi Thembekwayo talking economic recovery as we move to lockdown level 1 17.09.2020 3:39

Guest: Vusi Thembekwayo

Political analysis on the announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa to move to lockdown level 1. 17.09.2020 6:02

Guest: Mcebisi Ndletyana - Political analyst from the University of Johannesburg

The economy and how it will benefit as we move to Level 1 lockdown, following the President’s announcement. 17.09.2020 6:45

Guest: Iraj Abedian – CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services

Cosatu Reacts to Announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa to move to lockdown level 1 17.09.2020 3:35

Guest: Sizwe Pamla - Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) Spokesperson

Tourism Business Council of SA Reacts To Announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa on the Gradual Opening of Borders 17.09.2020 7:53

Guest: Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of the Tourism Business Council of SA

What could be the cause of the water crisi in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality 17.09.2020 8:06

Guest: Councillor Mongameli Bobani Mayoral Committee Member for Infrastructure, Engineering, Electricity and Energy at the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

Israel has reportedly bombed Gaza, following the signing of normalization deals in Washington 17.09.2020 4:27

Israel has reportedly bombed Gaza, following the signing of normalization deals in Washington. The normalization moves by the UAE and Bahrain with Israel prompted demonstrations in the Palestinian territories earlier in the week. Guest: Matshidiso Motsoeneng – Researcher at the Afro Middle East Centre

MEDIATED CONVERSATION: Working from home - What will happen if people don't go back to their offices? 16.09.2020 26:55

Guest: Sharron McPherson - CEO of the Centre for disruptive technologies Guest: Ofenste Mokwena - Transport Analyst Guest: Arthur Goldstuck - CEO World Wide Worx

SACTWU reports 156 companies for alleged non-compliance 16.09.2020 4:20

The Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers' Union (SACTWU) has reported companies for alleged non-compliance. As employees at these companies might lose out on UIF COVID TERS benefit funds, to which they are entitled to. Guest: Andre Kriel - The Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers' Union (SACTWU) General Secretary

Eskom has secured farmland estimated at R2.5 billion as security for a debt owed by the Matjhabeng Municipality 16.09.2020 5:14

Guest: Sikonathi Mantshantsha - Eskom SA National Spokesperson

The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), has extended the processing COVID TERS benefit claims for April to September 16.09.2020 3:51

Guest: Ms Marsha Bronkhorst - Acting Commissioner at the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF)

Lawyers for Human Rights releases corruption report in SA’s Asylum System 16.09.2020 4:43

Guest: Sharon Ekambaram - Head of the Refugee and Migrant Rights Programme Lawyers for Human Rights

The South African Medical Association's statement regarding a call from Dr Shasha Kholekile defending Andile Lungisa 16.09.2020 4:41

Dr Shasha Kholekile defending Andile Lungisa

The DA leadership candidate Mbali Ntuli says that there is a power grab going on inside her party 16.09.2020 10:01

Guest: DA leadership candidate Mbali Ntuli

The ANC says it will pay back the costs incurred to fly the party’s delegation led by Secretary-General Ace Magashule 16.09.2020 5:07

The ANC says it will pay back the costs incurred to fly the party’s delegation led by Secretary-General Ace Magashule to meet with ZANU-PF leaders in Zimbabwe Guest: Pule Mabe – ANC National Spokesperson

State Capture Update 16.09.2020 4:56

Guest: Amina Accram – SABC Reporter

Andile Lungisa petitions for leave of appeal with the Constitutional Court SA to extend bail 16.09.2020 3:10

Guest: Alwyn Griebenow criminal defense attorney

The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill has been released for public comment 16.09.2020 3:55

The Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill has been released for public comment. The South African Drug Policy Initiative (Sadpi) asserts that only affluent communities will benefit enormously from the Cannabis for Private Purposes Bill. According to them it does not reflect the spirit of the Constitutional Court ruling that decriminalized the private use of dagga Guest: Dr Keith Scott - Chairperson o...

The US imposed on Chinese goods in 2018 was "inconsistent" with international trade rules 16.09.2020 4:11

The US imposed on Chinese goods in 2018 was "inconsistent" with international trade rules. This is according o a ruling by the World Trade Organization said the US did not provide evidence that its claims of China's unfair technology theft and state aid justified the border taxes. Guest: Sanusha Naidu, Senior research associate at the Institute of Global Dialogue and political Analyst