Thabiso Tema is in conversation with Makenosi Maroo, Rand Water Spokesperson, about the extensive water maintenance taking place in Gauteng. 

Thabiso Tema is in conversation with Makenosi Maroo, Rand Water Spokesperson, about the extensive water maintenance taking place in Gauteng.

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While Drip founder Lekau Sehoana is associated with renowned personalities and has opened 25 retail shops in the country, his climb up the ladder of success was not as appealing. Sehoana, joins us on the show to talk about his 16-year journey in the industry which has been laced with trials and tribulations, failures, and tears. Thabiso Tema is in conversation with DFounder of Drip Footwear, Lekau Sehoana. 

While Drip founder Lekau Sehoana is associated with renowned personalities and has opened 25 retail shops in the country, his climb up the ladder of success was not as appealing. Sehoana, joins us on the show to talk about his 16-year journey in the industry which has been laced with trials and tribulations, failures, and tears. Thabiso Tema is in conversation with DFounder of Drip Footwear, Lekau Sehoana.

In Conversation with Lekau Sehoana

Following the court judgment that the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) will remain effective until November 29, 2025, the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (Neasa), is urging all permit holders to obtain alternative visas as soon as practicably possible. Last week, the Constitutional Court dismissed Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi’s appeal against last year’s High Court judgment, which found that his decision to scrap the ZEPs was procedurally unfair and infringed on the constitutional rights of ZEP holders. Motsoaledi must now comply with the High Court order. Thabiso Tema speaks to Senior Policy Advisor at the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA), Rona Bekker. 

Following the court judgment that the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) will remain effective until November 29, 2025, the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (Neasa), is urging all permit holders to obtain alternative visas as soon as practicably possible. Last week, the Constitutional Court dismissed Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi’s appeal against last year’s High Court judgment, which found that his decision to scrap the ZEPs was procedurally unfair and infringed on the constitutional rights of ZEP holders. Motsoaledi must now comply with the High Court order. Thabiso Tema speaks to Senior Policy Advisor at the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA), Rona Bekker.

ZEP holders urged to obtain alternative visas

Despite the country waiting on President Cyril Ramaphosa to announce his new cabinet, the government continues to run. This all thanks to Director-Generals of departments. The political executive of the sixth administration ceased to exist on Wednesday, last week, when Ramaphosa took his oath of office at his inauguration in Pretoria. In terms of the Constitution, following the dissolution of Parliament, cabinet continues to function until the election of the next National Assembly, which elects a new President who then will appoints a new cabinet. Currently South Africa has been without a cabinet since Wednesday when President Ramaphosa took his oath of office. Thabiso Tema speaks to PSC Caommissioner, Dr Somadoda Fikeni. 

Despite the country waiting on President Cyril Ramaphosa to announce his new cabinet, the government continues to run. This all thanks to Director-Generals of departments. The political executive of the sixth administration ceased to exist on Wednesday, last week, when Ramaphosa took his oath of office at his inauguration in Pretoria. In terms of the Constitution, following the dissolution of Parliament, cabinet continues to function until the election of the next National Assembly, which elects a new President who then will appoints a new cabinet. Currently South Africa has been without a cabinet since Wednesday when President Ramaphosa took his oath of office. Thabiso Tema speaks to PSC Caommissioner, Dr Somadoda Fikeni.

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