A dispute over the Please Call Me invention payout is heating up, with Black Rock Mining claiming 40% of the reported R700 million from Vodacom. Inventor Nkosana Makate says Black Rock is owed nothing. Makate and his team have agreed to hold onto 40% of the payout, around R280 million, pending a court hearing in December. The remaining 60% is free to be disbursed. To look into the legal aspect of the matter Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal Expert, Legal analyst, Reitumetse Benedict Phiri

A dispute over the Please Call Me invention payout is heating up, with Black Rock Mining claiming 40% of the reported R700 million from Vodacom. Inventor Nkosana Makate says Black Rock is owed nothing. Makate and his team have agreed to hold onto 40% of the payout, around R280 million, pending a court hearing in December. The remaining 60% is free to be disbursed. To look into the legal aspect of the matter Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal Expert, Legal analyst, Reitumetse Benedict Phiri

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Dispute over Please Call Me invention payout heats up

It's now time to take a look at the current top African economic stories.....We are joined on the line by Victor Kgomoesoana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo... 

It's now time to take a look at the current top African economic stories.....We are joined on the line by Victor Kgomoesoana, author of &nbsp;"Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo...&nbsp;

Author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back", Victor Kgomoesoana looks at Africa's top business news 

Civic movement, Progressive Forces of South Africa will today picket at the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria, in protest of the recent coronation of a Nigerian Igbo 'King' in KuGompo, Eastern Cape. The coronation has sparked violent unrest in Buffalo City, with several vehicles torched, foreign-owned shops looted, and a local man stabbed. The group is demanding answers and accountability over the coronation and subsequent violence. For the latest on the planned picket, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mthetho Ngcukayithobi, President of Progressive Forces of South Africa

Civic movement, Progressive Forces of South Africa will today picket at the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria, in protest of the recent coronation of a Nigerian Igbo 'King' in KuGompo, Eastern Cape. The coronation has sparked violent unrest in Buffalo City, with several vehicles torched, foreign-owned shops looted, and a local man stabbed. The group is demanding answers and accountability over the coronation and subsequent violence. For the latest on the planned picket, Elvis Presslin spoke to Mthetho Ngcukayithobi, President of Progressive Forces of South Africa

Progressive Forces protest Nigerian ‘king’ coronation as unrest rocks Eastern Cape

Tensions boiled over in KuGompo City, Eastern Cape, yesterday as protests against a Nigerian national's alleged coronation turned violent. Vehicles were torched, buildings vandalised and police used teargas to disperse crowds. The incident has sparked debate over cultural representation and foreign nationals' role in traditional leadership. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. ABC Okokoh, President of Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo South Africa Chapter, joins us to discuss the fallout

Tensions boiled over in KuGompo City, Eastern Cape, yesterday as protests against a Nigerian national's alleged coronation turned violent. Vehicles were torched, buildings vandalised and police used teargas to disperse crowds. The incident has sparked debate over cultural representation and foreign nationals' role in traditional leadership. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. ABC Okokoh, President of Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo South Africa Chapter, joins us to discuss the fallout

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