By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - Tributes continue to pour in for a doyen of history and culture - John Kisten. Kisten passed away on Tuesday evening, aged 91. Known affectionately as "Appa" in the Chatsworth community and his life story reflects the painful history of forced removals from the Magazine Barracks during apartheid. Vernon Gounden from the Chatsworth Magazine Barracks Shri Vishnu Temple says that Kisten was a towering figure in the community and a steadfast pillar of strength... 

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - Tributes continue to pour in for a doyen of history and culture - John Kisten. Kisten passed away on Tuesday evening, aged 91. Known affectionately as "Appa" in the Chatsworth community and his life story reflects the painful history of forced removals from the Magazine Barracks during apartheid. Vernon Gounden from the Chatsworth Magazine Barracks Shri Vishnu Temple says that Kisten was a towering figure in the community and a steadfast pillar of strength...&nbsp;

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By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Economists believe that while markets have responded positively to the US-Iran ceasefire, the economic shock will take a long time for economies to recover. The rand strengthened against the US, while oil prices significantly dropped in the hours following the ceasefire agreement. But with the impact already being felt on economies across the globe, what does this mean for South Africa. Chief economist at the Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt says it could take years for economies to recover, should this ceasefire last and the strait remain open... 

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Economists believe that while markets have responded positively to the US-Iran ceasefire, the economic shock will take a long time for economies to recover. The rand strengthened against the US, while oil prices significantly dropped in the hours following the ceasefire agreement. But with the impact already being felt on economies across the globe, what does this mean for South Africa. Chief economist at the Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt says it could take years for economies to recover, should this ceasefire last and the strait remain open...&nbsp;

#PODCAST The Long Road to Recovery: What the US-Iran ceasefire means for South Africa #sabcnews 

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - From the flesh-eating venom of the executioner wasp to a microscopic jellyfish that induces a terrifying sense of "impending doom" - researchers are documenting the outer limits of human agony in order to crown the world's most painful sting. This investigation into the animal kingdom's most potent chemical defenses found that some survivors even liken their experiences to heavyweight boxing rounds and active volcanoes. Matthew finds out more in this week's Greenscene... 

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - From the flesh-eating venom of the executioner wasp to a microscopic jellyfish that induces a terrifying sense of "impending doom" - researchers are documenting the outer limits of human agony in order to crown the world's most painful sting. This investigation into the animal kingdom's most potent chemical defenses found that some survivors even liken their experiences to heavyweight boxing rounds and active volcanoes. Matthew finds out more in this week's Greenscene...&nbsp;

#PODCAST From giant wasps to microscopic jellyfish - the hunt is on for the animal kingdom's most painful sting #sabcnews

Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Zuko Godlimpi, says there's still hope to save the embattled Tongaat Hulett, which faces a possible liquidation. Godlimpi was speaking during a visit to the re-launch of the Gledhow Mill in Stanger, in KwaZulu-Natal. He says government is working with various stakeholders, including AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini to try and rescue the company. This comes as uncertainty grows among farmers and communities who supply the company with sugarcane. These cane growers say they remain in the dark about the company's future. Celumusa Zulu reports... 

Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Zuko Godlimpi, says there's still hope to save the embattled Tongaat Hulett, which faces a possible liquidation. Godlimpi was speaking during a visit to the re-launch of the Gledhow Mill in Stanger, in KwaZulu-Natal. He says government is working with various stakeholders, including AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini to try and rescue the company. This comes as uncertainty grows among farmers and communities who supply the company with sugarcane. These cane growers say they remain in the dark about the company's future. Celumusa Zulu reports...&nbsp;

#PODCAST The Shri Vishnu Temple recall the lasting legacy of magazine barracks icon John Kisten #sabcnews

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