The University of South Africa's Vice Chancellor Puleng LenkaBula has affirmed the institution's commitment to helping students with historical debt. Students, mostly from marginalised and disadvantaged backgrounds owe approximately 57 million dollars in tuition fees.The university faced challenges of poor leadership, governance issues, maladministration, and corruption. LenkaBula says Unisa has made significant progress under her leadership. She spoke to Channel Africa reporter Michael Mbewe.

The University of South Africa's Vice Chancellor Puleng LenkaBula has affirmed the institution's commitment to helping students with historical debt. Students, mostly from marginalised and disadvantaged backgrounds owe approximately 57 million dollars in tuition fees.The university faced challenges of poor leadership, governance issues, maladministration, and corruption. LenkaBula says Unisa has made significant progress under her leadership. She spoke to Channel Africa reporter Michael Mbewe.

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UNISA commited to helping students with historical debt -Vice Chancellor

Now, we look at some of the stories making headlines in the Central Africa region and we speak to Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Nga'mbi


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** Central African Republic uneasy border with Sudan

** Cameroon's President Paul Biya marks 100 days in office

** Chad,  together with Libya and Egypt -form a corridor as strategic backbone of African Economic Intergration

** Gabon move to strengthen relations with the US

** Cameroon and Equatoriaol Guinea sign an agreement to give green light to the Yoyo-Yolanda Gas deal

** in the DRC, the M23 rebels have claim responsibility for a drone attack on northeast airport of the country?

Now, we look at some of the stories making headlines in the Central Africa region and we speak to Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Nga'mbi
 TALKING POINTS
** Central African Republic uneasy border with Sudan
** Cameroon's President Paul Biya marks 100 days in office
** Chad, &nbsp;together with Libya and Egypt -form a corridor as strategic backbone of African Economic Intergration
** Gabon move to strengthen relations with the US
** Cameroon and Equatoriaol Guinea sign an agreement to give green light to the Yoyo-Yolanda Gas deal
** in the DRC, the M23 rebels have claim responsibility for a drone attack on northeast airport of the country?

Central Africa wrap with Aaron Ngambi

The DECIDE Platform Mozambique, in partnership with the Mediation Center in Africa, convened a high-level roundtable discussion titled "Human Security, Community Resilience, and the Challenges of Conflict Expansion in Northern Mozambique" on Wednesday at the University of Pretoria (UP), bringing together a select group of experts, academics, and civil society actors in a closed and reflective setting.

The discussions focused on recent developments of insecurity across Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa Provinces, examining the humanitarian and socio-economic impacts on affected communities among other things.

To unpack the outcomes of the meeting, is DECIDE Platform Mozambique Director, Wilker Diaz.

The DECIDE Platform Mozambique, in partnership with the Mediation Center in Africa, convened a high-level roundtable discussion titled "Human Security, Community Resilience, and the Challenges of Conflict Expansion in Northern Mozambique" on Wednesday at the University of Pretoria (UP), bringing together a select group of experts, academics, and civil society actors in a closed and reflective setting.
The discussions focused on recent developments of insecurity across Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa Provinces, examining the humanitarian and socio-economic impacts on affected communities among other things.
To unpack the outcomes of the meeting, is DECIDE Platform Mozambique Director, Wilker Diaz.

Experts sound alarm over expanding conflict in northern Mozambique

Waterall City north of Johannesburg in Gauteng South Africa (SA) continues to attract international companies.Property developer Attacq is planning several new developments for the area.

This includes a conference centre and a hotel amongst others.The new developments come amid the group's strong performance, which has been boosted by several transactions in recent years.

Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

Waterall City north of Johannesburg in Gauteng South Africa (SA) continues to attract international companies.Property developer Attacq is planning several new developments for the area.
This includes a conference centre and a hotel amongst others.The new developments come amid the group's strong performance, which has been boosted by several transactions in recent years.
Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports.

UNISA commited to helping students with historical debt -Vice Chancellor

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