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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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Lesotho gears up for post-election vote counting 08.10.2022 6:07
Vote counting is set to begin this morning in the mountain kingdom of Lesotho following YESTERDAY's parliamentary elections. More than 50 political parties are vying for a chance to govern. In reality, though it's a race between four major parties including the newly launched party Revolution for Prosperity (RFP). This is the first election the leaders of the four parties are contesting in, so w...
JZ foundation and DA react to Zuma's end of medical parole 08.10.2022 16:06
Spokesperson of Jacob Zuma Foundation Mzwanele Manyi AND DA's shadow Minister of Correctional Services Jahno Engelbrecht react to former president Jacob Zuma's end of medical parole.
Your employer may be liable if you are injured working from home 08.10.2022 6:29
Your employer may be liable if you are injured working from home. This is according to Independent Consulting Occupational therapist at Workforce HealthCare, Phumla Motsa. Motsa has has an interest in ergonomics which focuses on the interaction between a person and their environment. She says using home office spaces that are not set up correctly may lead to musculoskeletal disorders and repetitiv...
Government plans to decriminalise sex work by 2024 02.10.2022 26:31
The Deputy Minister of Social Development Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu THIS WEEK announced government plans to decriminalise sex work by 2024. This comes as many sex workers in the Northern Cape say the delay in decriminalising sex work endangers their lives and infringes on their rights to earn an income. Sebezile Nkambule spoke to Sex Workers Education & Advocacy Taskforce (SWEAT)'s Spokesperson...
The African Union condemns second coup in less than a year in Burkina Faso 02.10.2022 8:20
The African Union has condemned the "unconstitutional change of government" in Burkina Faso after the second coup in less than a year, in which a group of junior army officers removed military ruler Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba. The AU has demanded the return of constitutional order by July 2023 at the latest. The 34-year-old self-declared leader, Colonel Ibrahim Traoré says Damiba's inability to de...
Russia's President Vladimir Putin to formally annex four more areas of Ukraine 01.10.2022 5:46
Russia's President Vladimir Putin yesterday held a signing ceremony to formally annex four more areas of Ukraine after referendums condemned by Ukraine as a sham. In a speech in Moscow, Putin claimed people living in the regions had made their choice. Russian-backed officials had earlier claimed the five-day exercise secured almost total popular support. The votes were held in Luhansk and Donetsk...
"There is no longer a coalition between Action SA and the DA in the City of Johannesburg," Action SA's Gauteng provincial chairperson, Bongani Baloyi, 01.10.2022 13:47
Dada Morero is the new mayor of the city of Johannesburg- this follows the ousting of the former mayor, Mpho Phalatse. She was voted out by 139 votes in the 270-seat council - through a motion of no-confidence. Phalatse insists that the meeting was unlawful. Meanwhile, the Democratic Alliance Leader, John Steenhuisen says Action SA's Herman Mashaba is hellbent on destroying the coalition governmen...
Land Expropriation Bill has been adopted by the National Assembly taking it one step closer to becoming enacted in law 01.10.2022 6:20
Despite opposition from some parties, the Land Expropriation Bill was finally adopted by the National Assembly late on Wednesday evening, taking it one step closer to becoming enacted in law. The DA, EFF, IFP, Freedom Front Plus, and African Christian Democratic Party had objected to the bill for different reasons. The adopted draft allows expropriation only for "public purpose" and in the "public...
"Changing the board doesn't change the problem," Energy expert, Chris Yelland... 01.10.2022 4:37
Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan announced a new Eskom Board chaired by Mpho Makwana. Included in the new board are some engineers, Mthetho Nyathi, Busisiwe Vilakazi and Tsakani Mthombeni, nuclear scientist Clive le Roux, chartered accountants Fatima Gany and Ayanda Mafuleka as well as trade unionist Bheki Ntshalintshali. The board starts work today. Energy expert, Chris Yelland...
Today is International Gaucher Day- an inherited disorder that affects multiple organs 01.10.2022 5:51
Today is International Gaucher Day. The day highlights the need for greater awareness of rare diseases to promote early diagnosis. Currently, there are an estimated 6000 - 8000 rare diseases, which affect 350 million people worldwide. Locally, 1 in 15 South Africans is affected by rare diseases. One such rare condition is Gaucher - an inherited disorder that affects multiple organs. Sebenzile Nka...
EFF leaders Malema, Ndlozi found not guilty of common assault 29.09.2022 51:20
Magistrate Leiland Poonsamy has acquitted EFF leaders Julius Malema and Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi of the common assault charge laid against them by Lieutenant Colonel, Johannes Venter. Venter alleged that he was assaulted in 2018 when he tried to stop their vehicle from entering the Fourways Memorial Park, where the late struggle icon, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela was being laid to rest. Take a listen to p...
Shody work on Gauteng RDP houses on the spotlight 25.09.2022 19:56
Residents of Savannah City in De Deur south of Johannesburg say they fear for their lives due to some of the structural defects of their RDP houses. Some of the cracks on the walls are so big that one can fit all four fingers inside them. The plaster cement on the inside and outside walls are wearing off, roof tiles in some of the houses are falling apart and the water pipes are leaking causing da...
COSATU gears up for its 14th congress 25.09.2022 8:20
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) is gearing up for its 14th congress which starts tomorrow. Cosatu leaders say this year's congress comes at a critical time in the country's history - with high unemployment rates and an ailing economy among other issues. Cosatu is expected to reveal its future plans and provide comprehensive reports on various functions during the congress. Two...
Paying tribute to legendary "Mbube" composer Solomon Popoli Linda 24.09.2022 22:58
Heritage Day today is being marked under the theme, "Celebrating the Legacy of Solomon Linda and South Africa's Indigenous Music". The theme pays tribute to the 60th anniversary of the passing of singer and song writer Solomon Popoli Linda. He is best known as the composer of the song "Mbube" which later became the popular music success "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and gave its name to the world famo...
African Union celebrates its 20th anniversary 18.09.2022 21:52
As the African Union - AU - turned 20 this year, the debate about its effectiveness is back on the table once again. Established here in South Africa, in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, in 2002 with 53 African nations as members, the AU became the successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which had existed since 1963. While the OAU concentrated its efforts primarily on decolonization and the e...
Eskom has implemented Stage 6 load-shedding following the tripping of generation units at Kusile and Kriel power stations 18.09.2022 10:24
Eskom has implemented Stage 6 load-shedding from around 04:00 this morning. This follows the tripping of generation units at Kusile and Kriel power stations. Yesterday, five generating units at Kusile, Arnot, and Camden, as well as two units at Duvha Power Station, broke down. The embattled power utility has warned that should any further breakdowns occur, higher stages of load-shedding may be imp...
The annual Reed Dance to take place at the Enyokeni palace at Nongoma 17.09.2022 4:10
The annual Reed Dance is expected to take place at the Enyokeni palace at Nongoma TODAY. However, last night over ten men, some of whom are members of the AmaZulu Royal family, disrupted a SABC News interview with Prince Simakade's spokesperson, Prince Mandlakapheli. There have been disagreements since the start of the week between those supporting Prince Simakade and the official representatives...
Minority political parties push for suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane to allowed back in the office 17.09.2022 12:27
Judgment has been reserved in the urgent application brought by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane to be allowed to go back to work immediately. This follows the Western Cape High Court that set aside her suspension by the president in June. Mkhwebane wants to be allowed back at work despite an appeal application at the Constitutional Court. Public Protector Busisiwe Mkwebane also had the support...
"Legal practitioners are required by law to have a sense of integrity" President of Black Lawyers Association, Bayethe Maswazi 17.09.2022 7:10
Advocate Malesala Teffo has been ordered by the Pretoria High Court to surrender all his legal documents. Teffo was YESTERDAY struck off the roll after the Legal Practice Council brought an application following numerous complaints against him. Some of these pre-date the Senzo Meyiwa trial. These include contemptuous behaviour in court, misleading the court, and mishandling the clients' monies. In...
The Gauteng Government has instituted lifestyle audits on driver's license officials as it tries to clamp down on corruption 11.09.2022 22:08
The Gauteng Government has instituted lifestyle audits on driver's licence officials as it tries to clamp down on corruption. This is after reports of widespread bribery, collusion between examiners, fee dumping and eye-test corruption at Gauteng driver's license testing centres. The results of a 2021 investigation, commissioned by the premier's office, which was presented this week conclude that...
Members of the public from 12th to 16th September can visit any South African National Park of their choice for FREE! 11.09.2022 5:32
Members of the public can, from tomorrow (Monday) until Friday, visit any South African National Park of their choice for FREE! That's because this year's National Parks Week, running from 12th to 16th September, sees entry fees at just about every SANParks gate dropped. SANParks says the initiative aims to give the public an understanding of the role that SANParks plays as custodian of the countr...
The lives of hundreds of thousands of people in Somalia are now at immediate risk and millions more are facing extreme levels of acute hunger 10.09.2022 5:06
The United Nations has again warned that a full-blown disaster is looming in Somalia with famine now unfolding in two areas of the country's south-central Bay region. The Horn of Africa is in the grips of its worst drought in four decades with experts predicting that the region is on track for a fifth consecutive failed rainy reason. The situation has been exacerbated by geo-political tensions tha...
Healthy Living Alliance is calling for clearer food warning labels to empower South Africans to make healthy food choices 10.09.2022 7:20
South Africans are being encouraged to carefully consider the contents of the food they are eating and giving to their children, particularly processed, packaged foods. Unhealthy packaged food may be high in sugar, salt, and saturated fat - all of which have been directly linked to life-threatening conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. This is why the advocacy group, He...
The suspension of the Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been set aside by the Western Cape High Court 10.09.2022 6:10
A full bench of the Western Cape High Court set aside President Cyril Ramaphosa's suspension of the Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane. The justices said it was reasonable to perceive the suspension of the public protector was triggered by her probe into the 2020 Phala Phala farm burglary. The Constitutional Court is now set to consider the Court's ruling. Any court ruling that a decision of the...
700,000 people a year take their life around the world 10.09.2022 7:01
700,000 people a year take their life around the world. In South Africa, there are 23 known cases of suicide every day and for every person that commits suicide, 10 have attempted it. Experts say the prevalence of suicides in our communities points to the mental health crisis we are facing as a society. It is against this backdrop that TODAY the World is observing Suicide Prevention Day. It is a d...
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