By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - In a first of its kind: the Democracy Development Program (DDP) has just launched its Electoral Participation Integrity by Civil Society (EPICS) program. The technological system will be accessible via cell phones to provide an ethical and transparent way to observe the 2024 General Elections. This is in a bid to ensure that election results and processes are devoid of irregularities. DDP Project Manager Brian Mhlongo explains how the system will provide better civil oversight over elections...

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - In a first of its kind: the Democracy Development Program (DDP) has just launched its Electoral Participation Integrity by Civil Society (EPICS) program. The technological system will be accessible via cell phones to provide an ethical and transparent way to observe the 2024 General Elections. This is in a bid to ensure that election results and processes are devoid of irregularities. DDP Project Manager Brian Mhlongo explains how the system will provide better civil oversight over elections...

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By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel - Schools face a great number of challenges including dilapidated infrastructure, a shortage of basic supplies, overcrowded classrooms, a teacher shortage and also inequalities that divide the education system. Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube addresses these concerns and shares the education sector's priorities going into the 2025 academic year...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel - Schools face a great number of challenges including dilapidated infrastructure, a shortage of basic supplies, overcrowded classrooms, a teacher shortage and also inequalities that divide the education system. Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube addresses these concerns and shares the education sector's priorities going into the 2025 academic year...

#PODCAST MINISTER OF DEPT OF BASIC EDUCATION SPEAKS AHEAD OF 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Bullying in the workplace is surprisingly common in South Africa and creates a toxic, volatile and stressful environment. But experts say that it's not always easy to identify certain behaviours as bullying - when they are often concealed behind professional fronts. Peter Kriel is the General Manager at the Independent Institute of Education. In this interview, he notes some red flags to look out for when determining whether a colleague's behavior is legitimately intended as support, or whether it's crossed over into bullying and needs to be addressed... 

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Bullying in the workplace is surprisingly common in South Africa and creates a toxic, volatile and stressful environment. But experts say that it's not always easy to identify certain behaviours as bullying - when they are often concealed behind professional fronts. Peter Kriel is the General Manager at the Independent Institute of Education. In this interview, he notes some red flags to look out for when determining whether a colleague's behavior is legitimately intended as support, or whether it's crossed over into bullying and needs to be addressed...

#PODCAST With workplace bullying a common occurrence in SA, experts discuss ways to address certain behaviours #sabcnews

The Inanda police station in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal recorded the greatest number of murders and rapes in the country between July and September this year. This is according to the latest quarterly crime statistics released this week by Police Minister Senzo Mchunu. However, some serious crimes have shown an overall decrease in the province. These include the number of murders, rapes and robberies. Crime hot spots like Inanda and Ntuzuma in the Durban Metro and Plessislaer at Pietermaritzburg remain among the top 10 stations countrywide. These are also among the top 30 police stations countrywide when it comes to trio crimes - that include cash in transit robberies and truck hijacking. Dries Liebenberg reports... 

The Inanda police station in Durban in KwaZulu-Natal recorded the greatest number of murders and rapes in the country between July and September this year. This is according to the latest quarterly crime statistics released this week by Police Minister Senzo Mchunu. However, some serious crimes have shown an overall decrease in the province. These include the number of murders, rapes and robberies. Crime hot spots like Inanda and Ntuzuma in the Durban Metro and Plessislaer at Pietermaritzburg remain among the top 10 stations countrywide. These are also among the top 30 police stations countrywide when it comes to trio crimes - that include cash in transit robberies and truck hijacking. Dries Liebenberg reports...

#PODCAST Democracy Development Program launch the first-of-it's-kind Electoral Participation Integrity by Civil Society (EPICS) program #sabcnews

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