Kenya has advised lawmakers against banning TikTok but instead recommends stricter rules to regulate the social media platform. It comes as countries look to regulate the platform to combat false information, fraud and the distribution of sexual content. Government has proposed that TikTok screen content to ensure that it complies with the country's laws. For more Thami Ngubeni spoke to journalist in Kenya, Jimmy Mbogoh

Kenya has advised lawmakers against banning TikTok but instead recommends stricter rules to regulate the social media platform. It comes as countries look to regulate the platform to combat false information, fraud and the distribution of sexual content. Government has proposed that TikTok screen content to ensure that it complies with the country's laws. For more Thami Ngubeni spoke to journalist in Kenya, Jimmy Mbogoh

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Kenya has advised lawmakers against banning TikTok

Lulu Gaboo spoke to SABC's economics editor, Tshepo Mongoai to discuss some of the stories expected to come out of the continentin the coming week....

Lulu Gaboo spoke to SABC's economics editor, Tshepo Mongoai to discuss some of the stories expected to come out of the continentin the coming week....

Business Preview with SABC's economics editor, Tshepo Mongoai

Key players in the tourism and hospitality industry are convening in Durban, South Africa(SA), for Africa's Travel Indaba. The event commenced with BONDay, short for Business Opportunity Networking Day.

To set the scene Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter Lebogang Mabange, live from the venue…

Key players in the tourism and hospitality industry are convening in Durban, South Africa(SA), for Africa's Travel Indaba. The event commenced with BONDay, short for Business Opportunity Networking Day.
To set the scene Lulu Gaboo spoke to Channel Africa reporter Lebogang Mabange, live from the venue…

Africa's Travel Indaba commences in SA with BONDay sessions

South Africa's(SA) mining company, Sibanye-Stillwater has revealed plans for further restructuring within its gold mining operations, potentially leading to an additional 4,000 job cuts.

As the largest employer in the sector, the company disclosed that approximately 3,000 permanent positions and 915 contractor roles are under threat. This marks the third round of workforce reductions within the span of a year for the group.

For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to the President of the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa, Mametlwe Sebei

South Africa's(SA) mining company, Sibanye-Stillwater has revealed plans for further restructuring within its gold mining operations, potentially leading to an additional 4,000 job cuts.
As the largest employer in the sector, the company disclosed that approximately 3,000 permanent positions and 915 contractor roles are under threat. This marks the third round of workforce reductions within the span of a year for the group.
For more on this, Lulu Gaboo spoke to the President of the General Industries Workers Union of South Africa, Mametlwe Sebei

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