Several NGOs are supporting Dr. John Hlophe's bid for a seat on the Judicial Service Commission. Hlophe, previously impeached as a Western Cape judge, has been nominated to the very body that initiated his impeachment. The Concerned Young Peoples Forum of South Africa, a group backing Hlophe's candidacy, has endorsed him as the ideal candidate for the JSC position, citing his exceptional qualifications and suitability for the role. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the Forum's Head of Communications, Mphumzi Giwu

Several NGOs are supporting Dr. John Hlophe's bid for a seat on the Judicial Service Commission. Hlophe, previously impeached as a Western Cape judge, has been nominated to the very body that initiated his impeachment. The Concerned Young Peoples Forum of South Africa, a group backing Hlophe's candidacy, has endorsed him as the ideal candidate for the JSC position, citing his exceptional qualifications and suitability for the role. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the Forum's Head of Communications, Mphumzi Giwu

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NGOs back Dr, John Hlophe's bid for a seat on the JSC

The ANC Study Group on Agriculture in Parliament has commended Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen's decision to request the resignation of his Chief of Staff, Roman Cabanac, following widespread public outcry. Cabanac, a podcaster known for his alleged polarizing views, had faced intense criticism for his support of Helen Zille's colonialism remarks and opposition to COVID-19 lockdown measures. To discuss this development Elvis Presslin spoke to Gabriel Crouse, a fellow at the Institute for Race Relations

The ANC Study Group on Agriculture in Parliament has commended Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen's decision to request the resignation of his Chief of Staff, Roman Cabanac, following widespread public outcry. Cabanac, a podcaster known for his alleged polarizing views, had faced intense criticism for his support of Helen Zille's colonialism remarks and opposition to COVID-19 lockdown measures. To discuss this development Elvis Presslin spoke to Gabriel Crouse, a fellow at the Institute for Race Relations

Agriculture minister commended for resignation request of Chief of Staff

The Northern Cape Province, in collaboration with Who Am I Who Are We SA (WAI-WAW) and the Indigenous First Nation Advocacy South Africa (IFNASA), is set to host its Inaugural Skills Career Dialogue and Exhibition in Olifanthoek on the 18th of September. This event aims to introduce young people from the Northern Cape to various skills, enabling them to meet the critical skills requirements in different sectors. Elvis Presslin spoke to Anthony Phillip Williams, Executive Chairperson of Who Am I Who Are We SA, to discuss opportunities in skills development, resource rights, and cultural identity restoration

The Northern Cape Province, in collaboration with Who Am I Who Are We SA (WAI-WAW) and the Indigenous First Nation Advocacy South Africa (IFNASA), is set to host its Inaugural Skills Career Dialogue and Exhibition in Olifanthoek on the 18th of September. This event aims to introduce young people from the Northern Cape to various skills, enabling them to meet the critical skills requirements in different sectors. Elvis Presslin spoke to Anthony Phillip Williams, Executive Chairperson of Who Am I Who Are We SA, to discuss opportunities in skills development, resource rights, and cultural identity restoration

Inaugural Skills Career Dialogue and Exhibition takes place next week

The ANC will embark on a trip to Zimbabwe and Zambia this weekend to repatriate the remains of struggle combatants. A senior delegation will visit the two countries to facilitate the exhumation and return of mortal remains of anti-Apartheid activists who laid down their lives for South Africa's freedom. Elvis Presslin spoke to Obed Bapela, Deputy Chairperson of the ANC's International Relations Sub-committee, to share insights into the party's mission to bring home the fallen heroes

The ANC will embark on a trip to Zimbabwe and Zambia this weekend to repatriate the remains of struggle combatants. A senior delegation will visit the two countries to facilitate the exhumation and return of mortal remains of anti-Apartheid activists who laid down their lives for South Africa's freedom. Elvis Presslin spoke to Obed Bapela, Deputy Chairperson of the ANC's International Relations Sub-committee, to share insights into the party's mission to bring home the fallen heroes

NGOs back Dr, John Hlophe's bid for a seat on the JSC

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