By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - International entertainment giants Round Room Live and Moonbug will launch a first-of-its-kind new show in South Africa - dubbed CoComelon LIVE: Sing-A-Long! The performance is set to tour internationally – with a special stop in the country from the 13th to the 15th of next month. Young children can catch their favorite teacher - Ms Appleberry - as she takes JJ and his friends on a Melon Patch Musical field trip at the Durban ICC. Debut host of CoComelon LIVE is Osman Osman... 

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - International entertainment giants Round Room Live and Moonbug will launch a first-of-its-kind new show in South Africa - dubbed CoComelon LIVE: Sing-A-Long! The performance is set to tour internationally – with a special stop in the country from the 13th to the 15th of next month. Young children can catch their favorite teacher - Ms Appleberry - as she takes JJ and his friends on a Melon Patch Musical field trip at the Durban ICC. Debut host of CoComelon LIVE is Osman Osman...

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#PODCAST Join JJ and friends for a fun-filled December - as CoComelon LIVE: Sing-A-Long! makes a stop at the Durban ICC #sabcnews

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 The Inanda police station in Durban recorded the highest number of murders and rapes between Jul & Sept 2024 #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Following the unpredictable climate conditions experienced in the eThekwini Municipality over the past few years, a group of civil society organisations have joined forced to create a guide for the Municipality to prepare the City and its people for future sever weather patterns. The collective called Durban Coalition, will launch of the 'People's Plan to the Right to Housing in the Age of Climate Change' at the Durban Botanic Gardens this morning. Formed in May 2022 in response to the April 2022 floods, the Durban Coalition has developed a program of action towards transforming the city into an inclusive and climate resilient place to live for all communities. Dr Kira Erwin from environmental justice organisation, groundWork says the plan took around 18 months to develop and is hopeful this could be a turning point for the City in terms of its response to disaster among other things...

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Following the unpredictable climate conditions experienced in the eThekwini Municipality over the past few years, a group of civil society organisations have joined forced to create a guide for the Municipality to prepare the City and its people for future sever weather patterns. The collective called Durban Coalition, will launch of the 'People's Plan to the Right to Housing in the Age of Climate Change' at the Durban Botanic Gardens this morning. Formed in May 2022 in response to the April 2022 floods, the Durban Coalition has developed a program of action towards transforming the city into an inclusive and climate resilient place to live for all communities. Dr Kira Erwin from environmental justice organisation, groundWork says the plan took around 18 months to develop and is hopeful this could be a turning point for the City in terms of its response to disaster among other things...

#PODCAST Join JJ and friends for a fun-filled December - as CoComelon LIVE: Sing-A-Long! makes a stop at the Durban ICC #sabcnews

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