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The role of unions. Why is the number of people who are unionised declining
Motor Industry Staff Association Spokesperson and labour unionist Phakamile Hlubi-Majola speaks to Bongi Gwala about the roles of unions. She also reflects on worker's day.
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The plight of employees who are differently abled
We look at the plight of employees living with disabilities. Ganashree Moodley, HR specialist from T and T Academy speaks to Bongi Gwala about the importance of enforcing policy.
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China's no tariff policy kickstarts today across 52 African countries
China has eliminated tariffs on 100% of products from 53 African nations with diplomatic ties, aiming to boost trade, accelerate industrialization, and strengthen partnerships. This policy, running until April 2028, covers items like cocoa, coffee, and wine, addressing trade imbalance. Abbey Makwe,…
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President Ramaphosa has announced the 4th of May as the local government Elections Day
President Ramaphosa announced the date for the upcoming local government elections . The 4th of November it is. There are mixed views about the chosen date. We speak Terry Tselane about some of the concerns raised.
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Use of Ai in future jobs
Technology enthusiast, Bodibe Sebolai speaks to Power Breakfast about the role of AI and future jobs.
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NPA recommits its plan to vigorously fight crime and corruption
South Africans have been frustrated with the slow and in some instances very little prosecutions and arrests. There seems to be movement in prosecution, prosecutor guided investigations outcomes are yielding positive results. We have seen an improvement in recovery of assets, and an increase in enr…
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Bellarmine Mugabe fined with 600 thousand rands deported while his partner in crime gets a 3-year jail sentence
Chatunga Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of the late Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been deported back to Zimbabwe after pleading guilty to two offences earlier this month. The young Mugabe was ordered to pay a fine of R600 thousand rands or face a 24-month prison sentence. His cousin,…
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March on March has given Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi 10 days to respond to their demands
March and March movement is demanding the immediate removal of undocumented foreign nationals. Yesterday the anti-undocumented foreign movement organised a protest march in Johannesburg to voice out their concerns. Several other organisations like Action SA also joined the protest march, March and…
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The Eastern Cape scholar Transport drivers are on strike, leavings thousands of pupils stranded.
A strike by scholar transport operators across the Eastern Cape left thousands of pupils unable to get to school as operators refused to transport learners over long-standing non-payment issues. Operators gathered at Bhisho Stadium on Wednesday before marching to the Office of Premier Oscar Mabuya…
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South Africa’s AI policy faces scrutiny as government defends drafting process amid concerns over research credibility
Bongi Gwala speaks to Solly Malatsi, Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, and Dr Rachel Adams, Founder and CEO of the Global Center on AI Governance, about how South Africa’s draft national artificial intelligence policy has sparked both interest and concern as government moves to f…
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