Four new ANC members have been sworn in as Members of Parliament. They are  ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile, Second Deputy Secretary General Maropene Ramokgopa, NEC members Parks Tau and Sihle Zikala. They take the place of Tshilidzi Munyai, Mervyn Dirks, Masefako Dikgale and Matshidiso Mfikoe who resigned as MPs recently. The four are expected to be appointed to the executive amid a much anticipated cabinet reshuffle by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Mashatile is expected to replace David Mabuza as the country's Deputy President after mabuza announced his resignation over the weekend.  Moments before the swearing in, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Joseph Mosia.

Four new ANC members have been sworn in as Members of Parliament. They are  ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile, Second Deputy Secretary General Maropene Ramokgopa, NEC members Parks Tau and Sihle Zikala. They take the place of Tshilidzi Munyai, Mervyn Dirks, Masefako Dikgale and Matshidiso Mfikoe who resigned as MPs recently. The four are expected to be appointed to the executive amid a much anticipated cabinet reshuffle by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Mashatile is expected to replace David Mabuza as the country's Deputy President after mabuza announced his resignation over the weekend.  Moments before the swearing in, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Joseph Mosia.

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The City of Johannesburg has reiterated that the sheriff of the court has no legal authority to effect a warrant of arrest, saying that it is sorely the responsibility of the South African Police Service (SAPS). This follows an attempt by the sheriff to enforce a warrant of arrest against Johannesburg City Manager, Floyd Brink, at his residence in Roodepoort, Johannesburg. The City failed to adhere to a court order prohibiting its officials from disconnecting services to a client. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Director at Mojapelo Attorneys, Tshepho Mojapelo.

The City of Johannesburg has reiterated that the sheriff of the court has no legal authority to effect a warrant of arrest, saying that it is sorely the responsibility of the South African Police Service (SAPS). This follows an attempt by the sheriff to enforce a warrant of arrest against Johannesburg City Manager, Floyd Brink, at his residence in Roodepoort, Johannesburg. The City failed to adhere to a court order prohibiting its officials from disconnecting services to a client. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Director at Mojapelo Attorneys, Tshepho Mojapelo.

Director at Mojapelo Attorneys, Tshepho Mojapelo, clarifies circumstances under which a sheriff of the court may effect a warrant of arrest

As South Africa marks 30 years of Democracy, SABC News is gearing up to launch a programme dedicated to marking this important milestone. In the build-up to the launch of SABC News' Democracy 30 Project on the 26th of April, Update@Noon zooms in on the Boipatong Massacre which is widely regarded as a key moment in South Africa's transition to democracy. The massacre is also frequently cited as an example of the state's complicity in the political violence that shook the country during a period of negotiations and reform. Following the harrowing massacre, the African National Congress announced its sudden withdrawal from the talks with the white-controlled government. The ANC accused the then government of a systematic campaign to subvert democracy through violence. In this SABC News ' extract, then ANC leader, Nelson Mandela addressed members of the media where he revealed that the party had issued several demands, including an international inquiry into the massacre.

As South Africa marks 30 years of Democracy, SABC News is gearing up to launch a programme dedicated to marking this important milestone. In the build-up to the launch of SABC News' Democracy 30 Project on the 26th of April, Update@Noon zooms in on the Boipatong Massacre which is widely regarded as a key moment in South Africa's transition to democracy. The massacre is also frequently cited as an example of the state's complicity in the political violence that shook the country during a period of negotiations and reform. Following the harrowing massacre, the African National Congress announced its sudden withdrawal from the talks with the white-controlled government. The ANC accused the then government of a systematic campaign to subvert democracy through violence. In this SABC News ' extract, then ANC leader, Nelson Mandela addressed members of the media where he revealed that the party had issued several demands, including an international inquiry into the massacre.

SABC News Democracy 30 Project reflects on then ANC leader, Nelson Mandela's response to the 1992 Boipatong Massacre

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority says about 4 000 employers have been failing to pay the retirement contributions of workers. According to the FSCA, approximately R7 billion in contributions remain unpaid, with companies lagging between 5 months and 252 months (21 years) in outstanding payments , and the figure covers the period up until July last year. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Retirement Funds Conduct Supervision Manager at FSCA, Takalani Lukhaimane. 

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority says about 4 000 employers have been failing to pay the retirement contributions of workers. According to the FSCA, approximately R7 billion in contributions remain unpaid, with companies lagging between 5 months and 252 months (21 years) in outstanding payments , and the figure covers the period up until July last year. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Retirement Funds Conduct Supervision Manager at FSCA, Takalani Lukhaimane.

Financial Sector Conduct Authority urges pension fund members to actively participate in complaint processes with employers failing to pay retirement contributions

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