The National Briefing

Palestinian officials say that at least eight Palestinians have been killed and fifty hurt after Israeli forces launched their biggest incursion - or perhaps attacks is a better word in the city of Jenin on the West Bank 04.07.2023 5:43 ↓

  Guest: Na’eem Jeenah, Senior Researcher, Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection

The SA Police Services says it’s now trying to trace the people it believes are police officers - and VIP Protection officers - who were caught on camera beating up several motorists on the N1 in Gauteng 04.07.2023 6:09 ↓

    Guest: Ian Cameron - Director of Community Safety: Action Society

Following the High Court judgement in the AmaBhungane and Moti Group dispute, the Moti Group says the High Court’s ruling is just a first round in the publication's favour. 04.07.2023 17:26 ↓

    Guest: Dondo Mogajane, Moti Group, Chief Executive Officer

At least four people have died and several are still missing in the Namaqaland region after huge flooding - several roads including the N7 and the N8 have been closed. 04.07.2023 2:41 ↓

    Guest: Jason Milford, Nama Khoi municipal spokesperson

Judgement has been handed down in amaBhungane case to set aside the Moti Group’s unprecedented gag order against the #MotiFiles. 04.07.2023 3:31 ↓

    Guest: Sam Sole - managing partner of the amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism

Policy uncertainty deepens distrust between government and private sector. 04.07.2023 3:53 ↓

    Guest: Raymond Parsons, professor at the NWU School of Business & Governance

The ANC Youth League is due to hold its first leadership conference in eight years today - the last time it held a conference was in 2015. 30.06.2023 14:09 ↓

  Guest: Samkele Maseko, SABC Political Reporter Guest: Rebone Tau, author of “The Rise and Fall of the ANCYL” and former ANCYL Task Team Member

There are now reports that Russia and India are in talks with SA over use of own currencies for transactions. 30.06.2023 9:22 ↓

  Guest: Patrick Bond - Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Director of the University of Johannesburg Centre for Social Change.

In Tshwane last night, a motion brought by ActionSA and supported by the da to remove the African Transformation Movement’s speaker Mncedi Nzwanana was disallowed - which means he is still the speaker 30.06.2023 1:52 ↓

In Tshwane last night, a motion brought by ActionSA and supported by the da to remove the African Transformation Movement’s speaker Mncedi Nzwanana was disallowed - which means he is still the speaker Guest: Dr. Corne Mulder, Spokesperson for the Multi-Party Coalition in the City of Tshwane

Africa Update Report with Adv. Sipho Mantula from TM Afrikan School of Public and International Affairs 30.06.2023 4:11 ↓

  Afrika Update Report: 30 June 2023; 1. Sudan -Khartoum, A 24-hour ceasefire deal agreed in Sudan on the eve of the Eid al-Adha Muslim holiday has been  breached again since the start of the conflict; 2.Mali-Germany-UN, The German Defence Ministry  is planning to pull its soldiers out of Mali faster in the light of UN multidimensional integrated stabilisation mission in Mali ending today; 3. Eswa...

In Mpumalanga, the Premier and the top leadership of the police have been holding a summit to deal with crime - as you know crime levels and levels of violent crime have risen sharply in the last two years 30.06.2023 13:05 ↓

In Mpumalanga, the Premier and the top leadership of the police have been holding a summit to deal with crime - as you know crime levels and levels of violent crime have risen sharply in the last two years Guest: Semakaleng Manamela, SA Police Service Provincial Commissioner: Mpumalanga

SAFTU has written to the minister of police and state security enquiring about the progress on the arrest of an Eskom executive 30.06.2023 4:50 ↓

  Guest: Zwelinzima Vavi - General Secretary, SAFTU

In France, police have now arrested more than four hundred people after demonstrates set fires on the streets of towns and cities - to protest against the police killing of a seventeen year old boy known only as Nahel. 30.06.2023 5:57 ↓

In France, police have now arrested more than four hundred people after demonstrates set fires on the streets of towns and cities - to protest against the police killing of a seventeen year old boy known only as Nahel. Guest: Koffi Kouakou - Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Africa China Studies at the University of Johannesburg