Dr Zamo Mbabdlwa, political analyst speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on the ANC postponing the disciplinary hearing of Former President Jacob Zuma. Zuma was suspended from the ANC in January for bringing the party into disrepute after he announced that he would be campaigning and voting for uNkhomtoweSizwe (MK) party.

Dr Zamo Mbabdlwa, political analyst speaks to POWER Breakfast host Thabiso Tema on the ANC postponing the disciplinary hearing of Former President Jacob Zuma. Zuma was suspended from the ANC in January for bringing the party into disrepute after he announced that he would be campaigning and voting for uNkhomtoweSizwe (MK) party.

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Elections 2024: ANC postpones Zuma's disciplinary hearing due to security concerns

President Cyril Ramaphosa used his speech to the nation on Sunday night to draw the

curtain on the performance of the 6th administration, while urging South Africans to go out and

vote on Wednesday.

“This will be the seventh time that South Africans of all races, from all walks of life, from all

corners of our country, will go to vote for national and provincial government.  Thabiso Tema speaks to Presidency Spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya. 

President Cyril Ramaphosa used his speech to the nation on Sunday night to draw the
curtain on the performance of the 6th administration, while urging South Africans to go out and
vote on Wednesday.
“This will be the seventh time that South Africans of all races, from all walks of life, from all
corners of our country, will go to vote for national and provincial government.  Thabiso Tema speaks to Presidency Spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya.

THE PRESIDENT OUTLINES WHAT GOVERNMENT IN THE 6TH ADMINISTRATION HAS ACCOMPLISHED

South Africa does not have a democracy problem, but rather a democratic governance one. And this challenge cannot be solved by normal political means Ebrahim Fakir and Chris Landsberg believe that a GNU would 'help us out of our present quagmire’, and assert that after next week's elections, governance must be 'about joint responsibility and accountability, for the benefit of the country as a whole. Thabiso Tema speak to Political analyst, Ebrahim Fakir. 

South Africa does not have a democracy problem, but rather a democratic governance one. And this challenge cannot be solved by normal political means Ebrahim Fakir and Chris Landsberg believe that a GNU would 'help us out of our present quagmire’, and assert that after next week's elections, governance must be 'about joint responsibility and accountability, for the benefit of the country as a whole. Thabiso Tema speak to Political analyst, Ebrahim Fakir.

EXPERTS SAY THAT GOVERNANCE MUST BE ABOUT JOINT RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE

The UN's top court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), has issued a dramatic ruling, ordering Israel to "immediately halt its military offensive in Rafah". It acted in support of a South African application last week which sought a number of measures against Israel, accusing it of stepping up what it says is a genocide. Presiding judge Nawaf Salam said the situation in Gaza had deteriorated since the court last ordered Israel to take steps to improve it. Israel has vehemently denied the allegation and signalled it would ignore any order to halt its operation. Thabiso Tema speaks to DDG Global Governance, DIRCO, Xolisa Mabhongo. 

The UN's top court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), has issued a dramatic ruling, ordering Israel to "immediately halt its military offensive in Rafah". It acted in support of a South African application last week which sought a number of measures against Israel, accusing it of stepping up what it says is a genocide. Presiding judge Nawaf Salam said the situation in Gaza had deteriorated since the court last ordered Israel to take steps to improve it. Israel has vehemently denied the allegation and signalled it would ignore any order to halt its operation. Thabiso Tema speaks to DDG Global Governance, DIRCO, Xolisa Mabhongo.

Elections 2024: ANC postpones Zuma's disciplinary hearing due to security concerns

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