Guest: Kganki Matabane, Black Business Council

Guest: Kganki Matabane, Black Business Council

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Has there been expansion in Black dividends

Now that the ANC failed to received an absolute majority in these recent elections, what does it mean for its relationship with its alliance partners? An ANC without power, is it worth it for the SACP, Cosatu and Sanco? Is this an opportune time for this entities to really consider going on their own?



Guest: Molaodi Wa Sekake, Author and Researcher

Now that the ANC failed to received an absolute majority in these recent elections, what does it mean for its relationship with its alliance partners? An ANC without power, is it worth it for the SACP, Cosatu and Sanco? Is this an opportune time for this entities to really consider going on their own?
 
Guest: Molaodi Wa Sekake, Author and Researcher

Tripartite Alliance conundrum

Shell and Impact Old and Gas, its SA partner, have lost their appeal at The Supreme Court of Appeal regarding the exploration rights in the Wild Coast. They have invested R1.1 bn on the project.

Guest: Wilmien Wicomb, Attorney from the Legal Resources Centre 

Guest: Sinegugu Zukulu, Program manager at Sustaining the Wild Coast



The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) dismissed the majority of the companies’ and energy minister Gwede Mantashe’s appeal bids on Monday after they challenged a high court order that denied them the right to conduct seismic blasting off SA’s coasts.

Environmental activists and small-scale fishing communities successfully argued that the oil companies had failed to provide proper notice and engage with fishing communities, whose livelihoods would be threatened by the exploration activities in the ocean.

A full bench of the Makhanda high court ruled in 2022 that the oil companies’ exploration right in the Wild Coast — which they shared and was granted by the department of mineral resources & energy — was unlawful.

The SCA confirmed the findings of the high court.

Shell and Impact Old and Gas, its SA partner, have lost their appeal at The Supreme Court of Appeal regarding the exploration rights in the Wild Coast. They have invested R1.1 bn on the project.
Guest: Wilmien Wicomb, Attorney from the Legal Resources Centre 
Guest: Sinegugu Zukulu, Program manager at Sustaining the Wild Coast
 
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) dismissed the majority of the companies’ and energy minister Gwede Mantashe’s appeal bids on Monday after they challenged a high court order that denied them the right to conduct seismic blasting off SA’s coasts.
Environmental activists and small-scale fishing communities successfully argued that the oil companies had failed to provide proper notice and engage with fishing communities, whose livelihoods would be threatened by the exploration activities in the ocean.
A full bench of the Makhanda high court ruled in 2022 that the oil companies’ exploration right in the Wild Coast — which they shared and was granted by the department of mineral resources &amp; energy — was unlawful.
The SCA confirmed the findings of the high court.

Shell and Impact Old and Gas, its SA partner, have lost their appeal at The Supreme Court of Appeal regarding the exploration rights in the Wild Coast

The 2024 national and provincial final elections results were announced last night. No party received any outright majority. Now, it’s up to the parties to talk to each other and form a coalition government.

Guest: Ebrahim Fakir, Analyst at EISA (Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa)


The SA mood after these elections
The dispute by different parties
Coalition talks and parties demands
MKP readiness to lead KZN
What gonna take place in the next two weeks

The 2024 national and provincial final elections results were announced last night. No party received any outright majority. Now, it’s up to the parties to talk to each other and form a coalition government.
Guest: Ebrahim Fakir, Analyst at EISA (Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa)
 
<ul>
<li>The SA mood after these elections</li>
<li>The dispute by different parties</li>
<li>Coalition talks and parties demands</li>
<li>MKP readiness to lead KZN</li>
<li>What gonna take place in the next two weeks</li>
</ul>

Has there been expansion in Black dividends

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