South Africas Deputy President Paul Mashatile says its crucial to recognize  the vital role of the work force in the economy.This as the world commemorates International Workers day. He was speaking a dialogue hosted by the African United Business Confederation (AUBC) role of leadership in economic growth in Bryanston, north of Johannesburg .He says by investing in quality education and training,  leaders can empower their citizens to contribute meaningfully to economic development. Channel Africas Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports....

South Africas Deputy President Paul Mashatile says its crucial to recognize  the vital role of the work force in the economy.This as the world commemorates International Workers day. He was speaking a dialogue hosted by the African United Business Confederation (AUBC) role of leadership in economic growth in Bryanston, north of Johannesburg .He says by investing in quality education and training,  leaders can empower their citizens to contribute meaningfully to economic development. Channel Africas Nhlanhla Mahlangu reports....

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SA Deputy President addresses dialogue by AUBC

The Information Regulator of South Africa(SA) says if political parties and independent candidates want to use personal information of voters for campaign purposes, they must collect such personal information from you, the voters directly, and not from data brokers or lead generators and use it for campaign purposes only. The Regulator has published a new guidance note for how political parties and independent candidates can use the personal information of voters.

For more on this Lulu Gaboo spoke to Commissioner for POPIA at the IRSA, Advocate Collen Weapond.

The Information Regulator of South Africa(SA) says if political parties and independent candidates want to use personal information of voters for campaign purposes, they must collect such personal information from you, the voters directly, and not from data brokers or lead generators and use it for campaign purposes only. The Regulator has published a new guidance note for how political parties and independent candidates can use the personal information of voters.
For more on this Lulu Gaboo spoke to Commissioner for POPIA at the IRSA, Advocate Collen Weapond.

New guidance on personal information use by independent candidates - SA information regulator

A growing pattern of crackdowns against journalists in Tunisia continues to emerge, following the arrest of two more journalists yesterday bringing the total of arrested journalists to five. These targeted arrests of government critics, including lawyers and the press, has drawn concerns from the country's allies.

To get more perspective on this Lulu Gaboo spoke to Molaodi wa Sekake the president of the National Writers Association of South Africa (NWASA).

A growing pattern of crackdowns against journalists in Tunisia continues to emerge, following the arrest of two more journalists yesterday bringing the total of arrested journalists to five. These targeted arrests of government critics, including lawyers and the press, has drawn concerns from the country's allies.
To get more perspective on this Lulu Gaboo spoke to Molaodi wa Sekake the president of the National Writers Association of South Africa (NWASA).

A pattern of crackdowns against journalists in Tunisia continues to emerge

Professor at the Wits School of Governance in South Africa(SA), Alex Van den Heever says that the government's National Heath Insurance (NHI) bill which President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to sign into law is likely to be challenged as it is viewed as ambiguous and premature.  Van den Heever, says what some government leaders have allegedly been saying that the private sector will cater for the millions public health care users is rather misleading and untrue. Channel Africa's Sisi Segalo reports

Professor at the Wits School of Governance in South Africa(SA), Alex Van den Heever says that the government's National Heath Insurance (NHI) bill which President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to sign into law is likely to be challenged as it is viewed as ambiguous and premature.  Van den Heever, says what some government leaders have allegedly been saying that the private sector will cater for the millions public health care users is rather misleading and untrue. Channel Africa's Sisi Segalo reports

SA Deputy President addresses dialogue by AUBC

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