Johannesburg Water and the office of the MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services briefed the media about the current water challenges being experienced in Johannesburg. The Zuikerbosch Water Treatment Plant had a power failure and residents have not been able to access water since Wednesday. The City is also experiencing level one water shedding to conserve the water supply. To share the outlined intervention, we are joined by...

Guest: Prof Mike Muller - Professor at the Wits School of Governance, former DG of Water Affairs and National Planning Commissioner

Johannesburg Water and the office of the MMC for Environment and Infrastructure Services briefed the media about the current water challenges being experienced in Johannesburg. The Zuikerbosch Water Treatment Plant had a power failure and residents have not been able to access water since Wednesday. The City is also experiencing level one water shedding to conserve the water supply. To share the outlined intervention, we are joined by...
Guest: Prof Mike Muller - Professor at the Wits School of Governance, former DG of Water Affairs and National Planning Commissioner

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News just in: Creditors have voted in favour of the Business Rescue Plan that is aimed at rescuing the ailing South African Post Office, and this unfortunately means that the retrenchment of approximately 6 000 employees will now go ahead as proposed by the Business Rescue Practitioners.

Recently, the joint Business Rescue Practitioners of SA Post Office, Mr Anoosh Rooplal and Mr Juanito Damons painted a very disturbing picture about the state of affairs surrounding the Post Office. According to them, the organisation’s financial sustainability is a critical concern that demands immediate attention. For instance - as of July this year, the Post Office had a negative shareholder equity of R7.9 billion and its costs have exceeded 200% of its revenue. But can the organisation be saved or it’s just too little too late?

GUEST: Mr Anoosh Rooplal, SA Post Office Business Rescue Practitioner

News just in: Creditors have voted in favour of the Business Rescue Plan that is aimed at rescuing the ailing South African Post Office, and this unfortunately means that the retrenchment of approximately 6 000 employees will now go ahead as proposed by the Business Rescue Practitioners.
Recently, the joint Business Rescue Practitioners of SA Post Office, Mr Anoosh Rooplal and Mr Juanito Damons painted a very disturbing picture about the state of affairs surrounding the Post Office. According to them, the organisation’s financial sustainability is a critical concern that demands immediate attention. For instance - as of July this year, the Post Office had a negative shareholder equity of R7.9 billion and its costs have exceeded 200% of its revenue. But can the organisation be saved or it’s just too little too late?
GUEST: Mr Anoosh Rooplal, SA Post Office Business Rescue Practitioner

THE INNERVIEW: 6000 Post Office employees are to be retrenched

This Festive Season, Gauteng Tourism will be promoting the province’s diverse and breathtaking leisure and adventure activities. Family friendly spaces, water parks to curb the heatwave, mouth-watering Gauteng food. Gauteng will ensure that everyone is covered, from parents, kids right to the visiting OoMakhulu. Joining us to tell us more about Gauteng’s Festive Summer is …….

GUEST: Barba Gaoganediwe, Head of Destination Marketing @Gauteng Tourism

This Festive Season, Gauteng Tourism will be promoting the province’s diverse and breathtaking leisure and adventure activities. Family friendly spaces, water parks to curb the heatwave, mouth-watering Gauteng food. Gauteng will ensure that everyone is covered, from parents, kids right to the visiting OoMakhulu. Joining us to tell us more about Gauteng’s Festive Summer is …….
GUEST: Barba Gaoganediwe, Head of Destination Marketing @Gauteng Tourism

This Festive Season, Gauteng Tourism will be promoting the province’s diverse and breathtaking leisure and adventure activities. Family friendly spaces, water parks to curb the heatwave, mouth-watering Gauteng food.

As 16 Days of Activism against Women and Children draw to a close, we pay close attention to how the scourge of gender based violence and femicide is impacting the local economy. According to a report (University of Johannesburg, Africa Shared Value Initiative and KPMG) released back in 2021, the the financial implications of gender-based violence and femicide costs up to R36 billion per year. To tell us about what indicators and segments of society are considered, we are joined by... 



Guest: Dr Nthabiseng Moleko - Economist at Stellenbosch Business School

As 16 Days of Activism against Women and Children draw to a close, we pay close attention to how the scourge of gender based violence and femicide is impacting the local economy. According to a report (University of Johannesburg, Africa Shared Value Initiative and KPMG) released back in 2021, the the financial implications of gender-based violence and femicide costs up to R36 billion per year. To tell us about what indicators and segments of society are considered, we are joined by... 
 
Guest: Dr Nthabiseng Moleko - Economist at Stellenbosch Business School

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