The City of Joburg’s Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on some of the updates of issues in the City. A few days back, a devastating fire estimated to be six times the normal heat ravaged through a tunnel containing City Power infrastructure. It caused damage to the bridge and burned around 500 metres of underground cables. The fire is attributed to cable theft. The city held a media briefing to give an update.

The City of Joburg’s Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on some of the updates of issues in the City. A few days back, a devastating fire estimated to be six times the normal heat ravaged through a tunnel containing City Power infrastructure. It caused damage to the bridge and burned around 500 metres of underground cables. The fire is attributed to cable theft. The city held a media briefing to give an update.

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The African Union elections observer mission envoy arrived in South Africa this week for the upcoming general elections on Wednesday. The African Centre for Governance will be part of the observer mission nationwide.

Thabiso Tema speaks to Regional Governance and Electoral Expert and member of The African Centre for Governance Election Observation Mission to South Africa 2024, Tendai Mbanje

The African Union elections observer mission envoy arrived in South Africa this week for the upcoming general elections on Wednesday. The African Centre for Governance will be part of the observer mission nationwide.
Thabiso Tema speaks to Regional Governance and Electoral Expert and member of The African Centre for Governance Election Observation Mission to South Africa 2024, Tendai Mbanje

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Some 28 million registered voters across nine provinces will troop out to vote for representatives to national and provincial parliaments. In turn, the winning parties will then name a president and cabinet.

Four of the largest provinces – Western Cape, Free State, Gauteng, and KwaZulu-Natal – are where South Africa’s election will be fought, as voters shop around for new solutions to longstanding grievances. Thabiso Tema speaks to Political Analyst, Lukhona Mguni. 

Some 28 million registered voters across nine provinces will troop out to vote for representatives to national and provincial parliaments. In turn, the winning parties will then name a president and cabinet.
Four of the largest provinces – Western Cape, Free State, Gauteng, and KwaZulu-Natal – are where South Africa’s election will be fought, as voters shop around for new solutions to longstanding grievances. Thabiso Tema speaks to Political Analyst, Lukhona Mguni.

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Voting kicked off on Monday with only isolated disruptions reported countrywide by the end of the first day of special voting. About 1.6 million people have applied to cast their ballot in the special vote, a special dispensation for those who cannot get to a polling station on election day.

Thabiso Tema speaks to IEC General Manager for Civic and Democracy Education, Research and Knowledge Management, Moagisi Sibanda. 

Voting kicked off on Monday with only isolated disruptions reported countrywide by the end of the first day of special voting. About 1.6 million people have applied to cast their ballot in the special vote, a special dispensation for those who cannot get to a polling station on election day.
Thabiso Tema speaks to IEC General Manager for Civic and Democracy Education, Research and Knowledge Management, Moagisi Sibanda.

City of Johannesburg to provide an update on its issues

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