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The Weekend View
Current Affairs programme which provides listeners with the latest local and International news hosted by Elvis Preslin. Tune in 104-107 every Saturday and Sunday morning from 6 to 7 am
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Is ANC still the party of choice after 30 years in government? 14.01.2024 25:08
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa says after 30 years of democracy, the governing party still remains a party of choice. Ramaphosa delivered his January 8 Statement in a full packed Mbombela stadium in Mpumalanga yesterday. Dignitaries in attendance includes former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, alliance partners and representatives from fraternal parties such as Mozambique's Frelimo party, Zim...
Israelis have mixed reactions to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) case brought by South Africa against Israel. 14.01.2024 18:56
Days before that start of this week's case by South Africa accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, hundreds of Israelis signaled that they would be backing the case at the International Court of Justice. More than 600 Israelis signed a petition calling on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to rule in favour of South Africa's lawsuit against the state of Israel, calling for a decision that will...
Consumers warned to borrow money wisely this January if they need to make ends meet 13.01.2024 6:13
The National Credit Regulator (NCR) is warning consumers to borrow wisely this January if they need to. With the festive season is over, the New Year upon us, sadly for so many cash strapped consumers the harsh reality of January expenses has become a rude awakening from their festive spending. We spoke to Jimmy Golele, who is the National Credit Regulator's (NCR) Senior Education and Communicati...
All eyes on the possible outcome of International Court of Justice (ICJ) case on the Israel - Gaza war 13.01.2024 15:25
Israel has asked judges at the World Court to throw out the genocide case brought by South Africa, which has asked the U.N.'s top court to order an immediate end to Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip. In its response to accusations made before the court by South Africa on Thursday, Israel said the demands to stop its offensive against Palestinian group Hamas in Gaza lacked any merit. Mea...
Threat of Israel Hamas war spiraling into wider regional conflict 07.01.2024 11:27
On Thursday, thousands of people attended the funeral in Beirut of Saleh al-Arouri, the deputy Hamas leader assassinated in a suspected Israeli attack in the Lebanese capital. His assassination on Tuesday has raised fears that Israel's war with Hamas could spiral into a wider regional conflict that could involve Hamas' Lebanese ally Hezbollah and their powerful backer, Iran. Arouri was killed in...
Mixed emotions about the ANC’s continued promises vs service delivery 07.01.2024 28:28
The ANC turns 112 years old tomorrow and it will host its anniversary party celebrations in Mpumalanga next week Saturday. Party president Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to deliver the January 8th statement to thousands of ANC supporters at Mbombela Stadium. Ramaphosa is likely to also unveil the ANC's manifesto for the national and provincial elections set for this year. In our Sunday Discussion unt...
Mixed reactions to the parole release of murder convict Oscar Pistorius 06.01.2024 10:04
There has been mixed reactions to the release of murder convict Oscar Pistorius. Pistorius was released on parole on Friday after serving 10 years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp in 2013. The disgraced Paralympian became eligible for parole in March last year after serving half of his sentence of 13 years and five months for the murder. Our reporter Phumzile Mlangeni fi...
SACP refutes kickback claims 06.01.2024 9:28
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has confirmed that it has received OUTA's investigation report into alleged corruption and mismanagement at the National Student Financicl Aid Scheme (NSFAS). OUTA says it is in possession of recordings of meetings between NSFAS chairperson, Ernest Khosa and a representative of the NSFAS service providers who distributed funds to students. The recordings all...
Taking a look at the economic outlook for 2024 for consumers 06.01.2024 5:11
From increasing interest rates and high fuel and food prices, many South African consumers had a tough year in 2023. Recent data from Stats SA indicated that inflation declined in November 2023, but is there relief for consumers on the horizon in 2024? To answer that question, we spoke to Professor of Economics at the North West University, Prof Waldo Krugell
MOU signed in attempt to save Eskom 06.01.2024 8:02
Ministers of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan and Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that clarifies their respective responsibilities with respect to Eskom and the resolution of the electricity crisis. The MoU that has been approved by President Cyril Ramaphosa establishes a firm basis for a collaborative approach between the Ministers in exercising their...
Festive season not so festive for everyone 24.12.2023 25:06
This period of the year is traditionally a time for families to spend time together, however it is not always festive for everyone for various reasons. Not everyone is lucky enough to have people they have been longing to have around them all year. 2023 has been a difficult and trying year for many people who for different reasons, be they be financial, social or personal, are unable to be with t...
SA Christian leaders to spend Christmas in Bethlehem 24.12.2023 5:36
A delegation of Christian leaders from around the globe, including a team from South Africa led by Rev Frank Chikane, are in Palestine where they will spend Christmas in Bethlehem. This is in demonstration of solidarity with Palestinian Christians and all Palestinians in the occupied territories. This comes amid reports that churches across Palestine have cancelled Christmas. We spoke to Rev....
Cape Town firefighters still battling flare-ups in the Cape Peninsula 24.12.2023 5:11
Cape Town firefighters are still battling flare-ups in the Cape Peninsula. Emergency services are trying to contain a vegetation fire that has engulfed the area since Tuesday. Places such as Simon's Town, Fish Hoek, and Glencairn have been hard-hit by the blaze. We spoke to Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services spokesperson, Jermaine Carelse...
Humanitarian aid to continue flowing into Gaza 24.12.2023 6:22
The United Nations Security Council has passed a resolution for a boost in humanitarian aid to Gaza but no ceasefire. The Council voted on Friday for the creation of "conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities". The vote comes amid international calls to end the conflict between Israeli and Hamas forces. For more on this, We spoke to Professor Ricky Mukonza, a Political Analyst and Asso...
Countdown to the Democratic Republic of Congo's Presidential elections results 23.12.2023 6:58
Preliminary results are coming in after polls closed in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Presidential elections. The elections marred by delays forced officials to extend the balloting in the general election. The delays drew criticism from some opposition candidates who are questioning the credibility of the results. This as President Felix Tshisekedi, is seeking his second and final five-year...
Battle for the ownership of the name uMkhonto Wesizwe continues 23.12.2023 8:18
As the battle for the ownership of the name uMkhonto Wesizwe continues- the African National Congress (ANC) has served the newly formed, uMkhonto Wesizwe (MK) party with a letter to cease and desist using the name. The ANC maintains that uMkhonto Wesizwe has historical links to it and it's paramilitary wing which was disbanded in 1994. This follows an announcement by ANC former President, Jacob Z...
Festive Safety 23.12.2023 18:53
It's that time of the year again were many South Africans will be visiting the coastal towns to enjoy some sunshine and fresh breeze at our different beaches. However people need to always be cautious of their surroundings for their own safety. Meanwhile, The City of Cape Town says their Identikidz project that tags children with their parents details is in full swing at various beaches around the...
" There was a time when some of us thought [former president, Jacob Zuma] would leave the ANC, especially after the party left him in the lurch" - Prof Bheki Mngomezulu 17.12.2023 22:44
Former President Jacob Zuma has urged South Africans to vote for the newly-formed party, uMkhonto weSizwe. Speaking in Orlando East in Soweto, Zuma said this will rescue the ANC, whose current leadership he says, is a proxy of White Monopoly capital. The UMkhonto weSizwe party takes its name from the ANC's former armed wing, that was disbanded in 1994. To explore the meaning and impact of former p...
"In denying allegations that minister is not cooperating with SAA-Takatso probe, Public Enterprises department revealed the re-assessment of the deal" - Independent Analyst, Khaya Sithole 17.12.2023 7:57
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has faced criticism from members of parliament's public enterprises committee who have accused him of not fully co-operating with the committee's investigation into the allegations of irregularities in the SAA deal with Takatso Consortium. The committee is probing accusations made by former public enterprises director-general Kgathatso Tlhakudi, which cas...
Youth organisations highlight need for vigilant parenting as children sometimes fall prey to substance abuse during the festive season 17.12.2023 9:30
Over a year after the Enyobeni Tavern tragedy, which claimed the lives of 21 underaged children in the Eastern Cape, youth organisations are warning parents and guardians to be extra vigilant in the fight against substance abuse. Anti-drug activists warn that the festive season is a time when young people experiment with drugs and alcohol, particularly at events such as pens down parties. Lucas...
COSATU spokesperson, Matthew Parks rubbishes Zuma's campaign for uMkhonto weSizwe Party as meanderings of "a confused 82-year-old" 17.12.2023 5:44
A press conference by former President Jacob Zuma has been met with mixed feelings after he urged South Africans to vote for the newly-formed party, uMkhonto weSizwe in next year's elections. Speaking in Orlando East, Soweto Zuma said it is by voting for uMkhonto weSizwe, that the ANC will be rescued. Zuma added that the current leadership has become what he calls a proxy of White Monopoly capital...
Nelson Mandela Children's Fund releases annual report focusing on the plight of children 17.12.2023 10:51
The festive season is often a joyous time for some as they look forward to spending time with their loved ones. It is also a time when inequalities are laid bare. The SABC has been bringing you stories of children going hungry in the Eastern Cape, and the desperate pleas for help. This year the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund presented its report focusing on the plight of children. Dr Linda Ncube-N...
Africa Muslim Agency South Africa hopes to take humanitarian aid to Gaza through Israeli crossing 17.12.2023 6:44
Desperately needed humanitarian aid may start moving into Gaza, through an Israeli crossing- for the first time since the October the seventh attack by Hamas. The Israeli Prime Minister's office yesterday announced that this would be permitted via the Kerem Shalom crossing- near the border with Egypt. Trucks laden with aid from the Africa Muslim Agency South Africa are also hoping to make the cros...
Road Traffic Management Corporation releases list of hazardous hotspots on SA roads 16.12.2023 6:32
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) recently released a list of hazardous hotspots on the roads of South Africa as motorists travel to and from their December holiday destinations. These include the Moloto Road in Mpumalanga, the N2 in the Eastern Cape and the R71 in Limpopo The RTMC has some advice for long distance motorists this festive season. We are joined by Simon Zwane who is th...
COSATU in the Free State Province says interventions by Cogta have yielded no results as municipal workers face Christmas without salaries 16.12.2023 6:28
A bleak festive season looms for workers of some municipalities in the Free State. Several municipalities in the province (about 6 municipalities) are allegedly failing to pay workers their December salaries. These municipalities are said to be some of the most dysfunctional and worst-run councils that are nearing total collapse after years of alleged corruption and mismanagement. Sebenzile Nkamb...
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