South Africa's National Association of School Governing Bodies, NASGB, says government is not doing enough to ensure the safety of residents of townships.

The association has called on the government to urgently investigate who is behind the food poisoning incidents.

This as the country sees a rises in deaths related to food poisoning, especially among children.

The latest incident involves a ten-year-old girl from Alexander township in northern Johannesburg.

For more on this,  the association's national chairperson, Matakanye Matakanya.

South Africa's National Association of School Governing Bodies, NASGB, says government is not doing enough to ensure the safety of residents of townships.
The association has called on the government to urgently investigate who is behind the food poisoning incidents.
This as the country sees a rises in deaths related to food poisoning, especially among children.
The latest incident involves a ten-year-old girl from Alexander township in northern Johannesburg.
For more on this,  the association's national chairperson, Matakanye Matakanya.

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SA Government not doing enough to ensure the safety of residents of townships: NASGB

Mauritius heads to the elections in less than a week.

The country holds parliamentary elections every five years.

The president, largely a ceremonial figure, is elected by the National Assembly, which comprises 70 members.

 The executive power resides with the Prime Minister.

Now to unpack the Mauritius upcoming elections, Peter Ndoro spoke to Dr Nicole Beardsworth, lecturer in Politics at Wits University.

Mauritius heads to the elections in less than a week.
The country holds parliamentary elections every five years.
The president, largely a ceremonial figure, is elected by the National Assembly, which comprises 70 members.
 The executive power resides with the Prime Minister.
Now to unpack the Mauritius upcoming elections, Peter Ndoro spoke to Dr Nicole Beardsworth, lecturer in Politics at Wits University.

Mauritius pre election analysis

The Mauritian government has come under fire for the November 1st social media ban which it later lifted after pressure from across all sectors of the country, ahead of the island's November 10th polls.

The government has said it imposed as a result of what it called a cyber-terrorism risk.

The restrictions were ordered by country's communications regulator following a wiretapping scandal that shook the country, where about 20 leaked conversations involving politicians, police, lawyers, journalists, and civil society members have surfaced on social media.

Thuto Ngobeni compiled this report.

The Mauritian government has come under fire for the November 1st social media ban which it later lifted after pressure from across all sectors of the country, ahead of the island's November 10th polls.
The government has said it imposed as a result of what it called a cyber-terrorism risk.
The restrictions were ordered by country's communications regulator following a wiretapping scandal that shook the country, where about 20 leaked conversations involving politicians, police, lawyers, journalists, and civil society members have surfaced on social media.
Thuto Ngobeni compiled this report.

Mauritian government comes under fire for the November 1st social media ban

The Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus Igor Sir-je-yenko has called for the total removal of economic sanctions imposed by the West on Zimbabwe.

He delivered the keynote address at the opening of the Fourth Ordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand South Africa. Channel Africa's Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

The Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus Igor Sir-je-yenko has called for the total removal of economic sanctions imposed by the West on Zimbabwe.
He delivered the keynote address at the opening of the Fourth Ordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand South Africa. Channel Africa's Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

SA Government not doing enough to ensure the safety of residents of townships: NASGB

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